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Fujiwara Bee Farm

Morioka City

Central Iwate

    *Relocated and reopened in May 2023.
    Since opening in 1909, we have exhibited beekeeping products and ecosystem-related products born from a century of honeybee research, and you can listen to explanations of these products and learn more about pollen control of agricultural products and the importance of nature. It is attracting attention as a bee farm.
    A Japanese honey bee village has been established in a mountainous area about 20 minutes by car from the city, and there is a honey-harvesting farm that has been in existence since the Taisho era along the mountain stream at the Hayachine trailhead.

    Location
    Fujiwara Plaza, 2-8-32 Kagano, Morioka 020-0807
    Business Hours
    10:00～18:00
    Closed
    Monday, 12/31, 1/1
    Inquiries
    Phone number: 019-624-3001
    *Telephone inquiries 9:00-17:00
    Website
    https://www.fujiwara-yoho.co.jp/Open in new tab
    Other
    [Parking] 4-5 cars
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