Biwa-gari Satomi Nōen

Hasn't it been 30 minutes? ?Here are my impressions of the 30-minute all-you-can-eat loquat picking experience for 2,800 yen.Sorry for the long textReservations are required and it only runs for about one week out of the year, so there seem to be a lot of repeat customers, including us.Even if the forecast is for sunny skies on the day you book, if it rained the day before, you will be contacted the night before to say that the tour will be canceled tomorrow, probably due to bad conditions.It can't be helped since it's the rainy season.We were also on standby last year and the year before, but it was canceled lol.About loquat pickingI'll write about the differences between when I went 5 years ago and this year.✔︎︎︎︎5 years ago"Yes, 30 minutes starting now."Started with a call from an uncle at the farmThe loquat field is on a slope, so footing is difficult. A man at the farm uses long scissors to pick loquats that are far away, facing the sea, where people can't reach. So they kept picking them up and giving them to me, and they kept them in my basket.It was a beautiful orange, the best size and sweetest thing I've ever eaten.Finished in exactly 30 minutes. Impressed!✔︎︎︎︎This yearA farm car will take you to the loquat fields along a steep mountain road. A group of people with the same reservation time split into two cars and climbed up to the loquat fields.I received an explanation of how to pick it up, but the group from before was still there, and the second person who had the same reservation time hadn't arrived yet, so I was wondering if it was okay to start eating now? It was that kind of feeling.Again, this time the man at the farm didn't pick anything at all lol"It's almost over."It feels so fast...When I look at my smartphone, 20 minutes have passed."That's it. I'll be waiting for the car."When I washed my hands with water from a plastic tank and looked at my smartphone, 25 minutes had passed.The car leaves for the descent in less than 30 minutes.What's more, the people in the second car that arrived at the same time also descended the mountain together. Those guys are shorterWell, if it's two adults, you don't need 30 minutes. It's really big and I can't eat it all.The loquat fields are sloped and the footing is difficult.Therefore, elderly people and groups with children cannot eat them unless they collect them. If you pick and feed them, the people who are picking them won't be able to eat. They say you have to do one thing at a time without accumulating them, and that's why such groups require 30 minutes. Has the system changed?Also, this time, perhaps because I can only pick it from places where amateurs can reach, maybe it's because of the trees, or maybe it's because of the sunlight, most of them are yellowish, the size, the sweetness...hmm? The loquats are individually wrapped in bags, so it's impossible to judge their appearance.Maybe it depends on the uncle in charge at the time? When I was going down the mountain, another old man had accumulated loquats and lined them up in a basket. Is there a group that can eat it?I didn't want to say "It hasn't been 30 minutes" in front of the kids, so I was a bit confused lol

I thoroughly enjoyed the large loquats, which were juicy and full of sweetness!When you drive from the guesthouse, you can enjoy a spectacular view of Boso.The farmers harvested lots of delicious loquats, and we had a great time with the other participants!

This is my second time picking loquats, but last time the weather was bad and I had a disappointing result, but this time I visited Satomi Farm based on the information from the information center in front of the station who recommended it😁 There is a parking lot inside, but I used the parking lot on the nearby coastline.It's only a few minutes walk.The people at the farm are kind and will take you to the loquat picking field, so you don't have to worry. 🎵At the farm, please complete your hunting as advised and the staff will ask you to eat them as they are small but sweet✨Will you be there to support me? ✌️I want to go again next season🤓The service is perfect💯The guest house is also perfect💯🎉

It was reasonably priced and I enjoyed the seafood, so I'd like to stay there during the loquat picking season.

A few years ago, I experienced loquat harvesting at another location on a tour, and for the first time, I thought loquat was sweet and delicious, and I've always wanted to eat it again.This time, I invited a friend and I couldn't experience the taste. did.

Hasn't it been 30 minutes? ?Here are my impressions of the 30-minute all-you-can-eat loquat picking experience for 2,800 yen.Sorry for the long textReservations are required and it only runs for about one week out of the year, so there seem to be a lot of repeat customers, including us.Even if the forecast is for sunny skies on the day you book, if it rained the day before, you will be contacted the night before to say that the tour will be canceled tomorrow, probably due to bad conditions.It can't be helped since it's the rainy season.We were also on standby last year and the year before, but it was canceled lol.About loquat pickingI'll write about the differences between when I went 5 years ago and this year.✔︎︎︎︎5 years ago"Yes, 30 minutes starting now."Started with a call from an uncle at the farmThe loquat field is on a slope, so footing is difficult. A man at the farm uses long scissors to pick loquats that are far away, facing the sea, where people can't reach. So they kept picking them up and giving them to me, and they kept them in my basket.It was a beautiful orange, the best size and sweetest thing I've ever eaten.Finished in exactly 30 minutes. Impressed!✔︎︎︎︎This yearA farm car will take you to the loquat fields along a steep mountain road. A group of people with the same reservation time split into two cars and climbed up to the loquat fields.I received an explanation of how to pick it up, but the group from before was still there, and the second person who had the same reservation time hadn't arrived yet, so I was wondering if it was okay to start eating now? It was that kind of feeling.Again, this time the man at the farm didn't pick anything at all lol"It's almost over."It feels so fast...When I look at my smartphone, 20 minutes have passed."That's it. I'll be waiting for the car."When I washed my hands with water from a plastic tank and looked at my smartphone, 25 minutes had passed.The car leaves for the descent in less than 30 minutes.What's more, the people in the second car that arrived at the same time also descended the mountain together. Those guys are shorterWell, if it's two adults, you don't need 30 minutes. It's really big and I can't eat it all.The loquat fields are sloped and the footing is difficult.Therefore, elderly people and groups with children cannot eat them unless they collect them. If you pick and feed them, the people who are picking them won't be able to eat. They say you have to do one thing at a time without accumulating them, and that's why such groups require 30 minutes. Has the system changed?Also, this time, perhaps because I can only pick it from places where amateurs can reach, maybe it's because of the trees, or maybe it's because of the sunlight, most of them are yellowish, the size, the sweetness...hmm? The loquats are individually wrapped in bags, so it's impossible to judge their appearance.Maybe it depends on the uncle in charge at the time? When I was going down the mountain, another old man had accumulated loquats and lined them up in a basket. Is there a group that can eat it?I didn't want to say "It hasn't been 30 minutes" in front of the kids, so I was a bit confused lol