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マキノピックランド

Makino Pickland

A scenic orchard park in northern Shiga that offers seasonal fruit picking, local food experiences, and access to the picturesque Metasequoia tree-lined road.

Attractions

Farm Experience, Family Activity, Local Produce

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Makino Pickland is an all-season agricultural park nestled at the base of the Takashima hills, famous for its hands-on fruit picking and beautiful natural scenery. Depending on the time of year, visitors can pick strawberries, cherries, blueberries, grapes, or chestnuts—making it a popular day-trip spot for families and couples alike. The grounds also feature a farm café, a local market, and soft serve made from seasonal fruit. A major highlight is its proximity to the Metasequoia tree-lined avenue, one of Shiga’s most photogenic roads, especially during autumn when the leaves turn fiery gold and red. Whether you come to harvest or simply to stroll, Makino Pickland offers a wholesome, nature-rich escape in the heart of rural Shiga.

Facilities & Services

  • Seasonal fruit picking (Apr–Nov)

  • Local produce market and gift shop

  • Café and soft serve stand

  • Metasequoia avenue access

  • Free parking and picnic areas

Contact

Address:

835‑1 Makinocho Terakubo, Takashima, Shiga 520‑1834

Phone:

0740-27-1811

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