Mikan Picking at Yamada Kajuen, Okagaki (Fukuoka): Fees, Season to End of December and Location (2026)

Okagaki specialty: mikan, tourist mikan farm (Okagaki Town official channel, in Japanese)

Yamada Kajuen in Okagaki Town, Onga District, Fukuoka, is a tourist farm where you can pick mikan (mandarin oranges) from late October to the end of December, according to the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation. Admission is ¥300 for junior high school age and over and ¥200 for ages 3 to elementary school. Mikan you pick cost ¥200 per kg. The picking site is in Koen-dori 3-chome, Okagaki Town.

In short

Season: late October to the end of December, 10:00–17:00.
Admission: ¥300 (junior high and over), ¥200 (age 3 to elementary school). Mikan: ¥200 per kg, paid separately.
Example: 2 adults and 2 elementary school children taking home 4 kg pay ¥1,000 admission plus ¥800 for the mikan, ¥1,800 in total.
Location: the mikan picking is in Koen-dori 3-chome, not at the grape farm (1246 Takakura).
Nearest station: JR Ebitsu Station on the Kagoshima Main Line, about 5 minutes by car. Parking for 40 cars.

Checked with official pages on October 18, 2026 (Japan time).

1. Mikan picking at Yamada Kajuen: fees, season and hours, until the end of December

According to the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation, mikan picking runs from late October to the end of December, 10:00–17:00. Admission is ¥300 for junior high school age and over, and ¥200 for ages 3 to elementary school. The mikan you pick are charged separately at ¥200 per kg. Yamada Kajuen page, Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation (Crossroad Fukuoka) (Japanese)

A family of 4 (2 adults, 2 elementary school children) taking home 4 kg pays ¥1,000 admission plus ¥800 for the mikan, ¥1,800 in total.

We could not find a website or social media account of the farm, and no announcement of 2026 opening days. The phone number is 093-282-1206.

2. Location, parking and access: the picking site is in Koen-dori 3-chome

Both the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation page and the Okagaki Tourist Association’s “Okagaki fruit” page give the mikan picking location as Koen-dori 3-chome, Okagaki Town. No lot number is given. It is a different place from the grape picking farm (1246 Takakura, Okagaki Town). Okagaki fruit page, Okagaki Tourist Association (Japanese)

It is about 5 minutes by car from JR Ebitsu Station on the Kagoshima Main Line. Parking has space for 40 cars.

3. Grape picking and the farm: grapes until the end of November, take-home only

According to the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation, grape (Kyoho) picking runs from late August to the end of November, and you can only take the grapes home. The Okagaki Tourist Association list says only “late August” for the grape season. Direct sales and home delivery are also available.

The facility introduction says the farm uses herbal (kampo) fertilizer, that its Kyoho grapes have a sugar content of 23 degrees, and that its mikan are fragrant with a good balance of sourness and sweetness.

4. Difference from Umeno Mikan-en in the same town: season and price per kg

The Okagaki Tourist Association page lists two farms in the town where you can pick mikan: Yamada Kajuen and Umeno Mikan-en. Compared using the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation pages:

Farm	Mikan season	Admission	Mikan per kg
Yamada Kajuen	Late Oct–end of Dec	¥300 (junior high and over), ¥200 (age 3 to elementary school)	¥200
Umeno Mikan-en (Japanese)	Late Oct–late Nov	¥300 (junior high and over), ¥200 (age 4 to elementary school)	¥250

Yamada Kajuen charges ¥50 less per kg and its season is about a month longer, so you can go after late November. The Umeno Mikan-en figures come from the Umeno Mikan-en page, Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation (Crossroad Fukuoka) (Japanese).

For the seasons and prices of other farms in Fukuoka Prefecture, see our page (in Japanese), 12 fruit picking farms in Fukuoka compared.

Common questions

When does mikan picking end?

At the end of December, according to the Fukuoka Prefecture Tourism Federation.

Sources

4 pages we checked