Blueberry Farm Tokyo

A city-based sightseeing farm opened in 2023 by 17th-generation farmer Yano Takayuki in Higashi-Koiwa, Edogawa City. Making use of the land where his grandparents once grew komatsuna, Yano now cultivates around 35 varieties of blueberries—more than anywhere else in Tokyo’s 23 wards. Some rare varieties not typically seen in Japan are available to taste. Just 35 minutes from Tokyo Station, the farm offers pick-your-own and direct sales from early June to mid-August. With pot cultivation and an automated irrigation system, the farm brings new possibilities to urban agriculture.