One of Tategamori Ark Farm’s popular attractions is tamago-hiroi, or egg collecting. The kind of experience only a farm can offer, tamago-hiroi provides an opportunity to savor the exceptional taste of freshly laid eggs you have harvested yourself. The activity is especially suitable for kindergarten and elementary school excursions, children’s club activities, and corporate events.
○Cost: Collected eggs can be purchased for 50 yen each.
○Capacity: Places are subject to availability of eggs.
○Hours: 11:00 to 14:00 Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. On other days of the week, egg collecting is available to pre-booked groups of 5 or more. Egg collecting is not available from December through March.
○Advance booking: Advance booking is not necessary on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Advance booking is required on weekdays.
Inquiries and bookings
Tategamori Ark Farm offers a wide range of workshops suitable for kindergarten and elementary school excursions, children’s club activities, and corporate events.
Food and other products made at workshops can be taken home or eaten on-site.
This fun workshop shows how to bake bread from agricultural chemical-free organic wheat produced by Tategamori Ark Farm.
○Fee: From 2,160 yen per person
(From 3,240 yen per child and one accompanying adult)
○ Capacity: 10 to 30 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 2 hours
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron and headkerchief
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to make additive-free sausages from Tategamori Kogen Buta pork. Staff will provide step-by-step instructions on how to make meat sausages, something that is not easy to tackle at home.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 10 to 30 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 2 hours
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron and headkerchief
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to make delicious savory pork buns. Made from Tategamori Ark Farm’s agricultural chemical-free wheat flour, the buns are generously filled with Tategamori Kogen Buta pork.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 10 to 30 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 2 hours
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron and headkerchief
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to make desserts using agricultural chemical-free wheat flour and herbs from the farm.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 10 to 30 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 2 hours
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron and headkerchief
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to plant pots that stimulate the five senses using beautiful flowers, fragrant herbs and, occasionally, edible herbs.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 5 to 20 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 1 hour
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron, or wear washable clothes
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to create original, fragrant craft items for decorating your home.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 5 to 20 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 1 hour
○Hours: Monday through Friday
(please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron, or wear washable clothes
Inquiries and bookings
This workshop shows how to design and create your dream garden in miniature using real plants, moss and benches made from twigs.
○Fee: 2,160 yen per person
○Capacity: 5 to 20 participants per workshop
○Duration: Approx. 1 hour
○Hours: Monday through Friday (please inquire for other days)
○Advance booking: Required
○What to bring: Apron and work gloves (gunte)
Inquiries and bookings
Treehouses are structures built on or incorporating real, live trees, which are referred to as “host trees.” The host tree of Tategamori Ark Farm’s treehouse is a zelkova aged approx. 100 years. The treehouse was named Kukunochi after the tree deity described in the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan). Tategamori Ark Farm hopes the treehouse will provide enjoyment to farm visitors, and will also attract more visitors to the Tohoku region, thereby helping the region recover from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Tategamori Ark Farm’s treehouse takes part in the 100 Tree Houses project proposed by copywriter Shigesato Itoi to support the Tohoku region’s post-earthquake recovery.
100 Tree Houses
Tohoku Tree House Kanko Kyokai
A shuttle bus operates within the farm on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Visitors with admission tickets to the farm can hop on and off as many times as they wish.
The driver will provide in-depth commentary on the flora and fauna along the way.
Riding the shuttle bus is an excellent way to thoroughly enjoy every corner of the 100-hectare Tategamori Ark Farm.
Look out for the bus stop signs made of Nanbu-tekki cast iron.
Stop | Departure times | ||
First shuttle | Second shuttle | Third shuttle | |
Farm Market Restaurant Tills | 11:00 | 12:45 | 14:35 |
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Welcome Entrance | 11:15 | 13:00 | 14:50 |
Inochi-no-to and Wanpaku Hiroba | 11:30 | 13:15 | 15:05 |
Kagayaki-no-oka Tenbodai | 11:40 | 13:25 | 15:15 |
Niji-no-oka Garden and Restaurant | 12:00 | 13:45 | 15:35 |
Yumemigaoka Garden | 12:10 | 13:55 | 15:45 |
Tategamori Ham Kobo | 12:30 | 14:15 | 16:05 |
Farm Market Restaurant Tills | 12:35 | 14:20 | 16:10 |