Koiwai Farm — Attraction in Shizukuishi

Date of enjoyment: 15/4/25 Came down here on a rainy Tuesday, there weren’t many tourist/visitors. The car park is free and massive, upon entry you will find a vast land that is reminiscent country setting in the western world. We went straight for the buggy and it was tough work. There were also museums for shelter from the rain and cold, we spent most of our time in the souvenir shop as there are diary products that is as good as Hokkaido, we tried theit butter cake and yes it is delicious. They also have a soft serve which is very strong diary flavour and trust me you don’t need any other toppings just straight up goodness. The viewing to the milking cows require a separate ticket and a walk outside of the park of which visitors will find that the scenery is not as magical in spring when spring blossom have yet to bloom. There’s also ramen and pizzas restaurant for a taste Koiwai Farm. Allow roughly 2hrs of time for a...

It is an amazing farm with lots of fun activities. The parking lot is big and free. The admission fee is reasonable. You need to pay each activity separately inside. There is no free pass. Comparing the the other similar farms it is not too big, you can walk around with your kids easily. There are restaurants (pizza, bbq, etc), shopping areas for souvenirs and fresh products like milk, yogurt, soft cream and many more. Soft cream is definitely recommended. Very tasty. Fresh milk is must try one. We couldn’t see cows since they very in a different place but we had a chance to watch a dog and sheeps show. Pony ride, craft activities, archery, mirror maze, horse car, water activities are great options. There are guided tours. Better to check the times at...

This place is screaming mercenary. All it has to offer is view of sakura with mt iwate being the backdrop and for that, an entrance charge of ¥800. Every experience and activities inside, you will have to pay for them separately and individually. The entry ticket does not include anything other than entering the "park". If you are expecting animal encounters like sheeps, horses and cows, you might want to have some reservation to it as those encounters are subject to weather conditions and separate operational hours. There is nothing outside the park to inform you ahead on what activities are closed or opened. Simply put, not worth visiting. Everything inside is expensive. And a complete time waste to travel all the way there for...