Osatsu
Tokoyo-no-sato
Cafe, Coffee, Sweets, Take-out, Lunch, Osatsu Dining, Osatsu Cafe
The main draw of Tokoyo-no-Sato is the opportunity for blueberry picking during the harvest season, along with the indulgent sweets unique to a farm setting. The soft-serve ice cream and smoothies made with generous helpings of freshly picked fruit provide a bright, sweet-and-sour aroma in every bite. From the terrace seats, you can take in a panoramic view of the beautiful Osatsu sea, making it an ideal spot to refresh yourself during a walk through town. It is a place where you can experience both the strength and the gentleness of nature through all five senses.
Address
Lat.
34.399641
Long.
136.888375
Phone
0599337166
Hours
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