Daio Wasabi Farm

Went in winter. Even though wasabi was being covered, the view was fantastic and was able to view the alps. We went on 29th dec and it was not crowded even at 12-1pm!

We enjoyed the frankfurter, matcha beer, oyaki, ice cream. Plenty of souvenirs and was able to buy fresh wasabi as well.

A good place to visit if you enjoy walking and it's free parking and free & easy.

Do not expect any guided tour like introduction, wasabi processing related stuff.

It's refreshing as well and can get some nice souvenirs like their wasabi soba, fresh wasabi, and related products.

The landscape of the Japan Alps in the background from Hotaka Station to Daio Wasabi Farm was wonderful. Although some stretches of the route were quite narrow for pedestrians, the views of the lightly snow covered alpine was more than make up for it. The layout of the farm was impressive. We chose to visit on a weekday so the crowd was more sensible. Meals are available in 3 restaurants . We dined at The Oasis. The pork loin was well seasoned and cooked just right. Delicious. So was the beef rump. The wasabi goes well with the meat. The dessert set was lemon and wasabi cheesecake and lemon wasabi sorbet. Interesting combination. Love it.

This place is a neat piece of Japanese history. Quick ride from the train station by taxi. Awesome information on the cultivation of wasabi in the area.

Entrance is free. Had a walk around the wasabi plantation & bought a wasabi ice cream to try. It was a very pleasant visit filled with local tourists. Would recommend dropping by

Fun area to explore. Lots of walking trails and interesting points along the way. You can try wasabi ice cream and other snacks. The field is covered by black tarps in the summer to protect the wasabi plants so it may be better to visit during another season.

The sprawling fields of vibrant green wasabi plants create a picturesque landscape that's truly one of a kind. Walking through the farm, I was not only immersed in the beauty of nature but also learned so much about the cultivation of wasabi.

Ever tasted fresh wasabi?
Definitely worth the trip. Daio is the biggest wasabi farm in the world, on a good day it is also a great place to stroll around

Visited Daio Wasabi Farm on thr way back from Hakuba to Nagoya. Its for wasabi freaks who likes everything wasabi. Ample parking and a nice stop area to stretch your legs and do some shopping. The place is huge and you can see the wasabi farmers working.

nice to go wasabi farm.......
lots parking slot..

can try steak with wasabi , ice cream, beer ... but not real wasabi... real wasabi is very expensive....

if climate too hot , wasabi farm protected with black tend so your photo will be not to good...

happy to go here

I am glad we didn't miss visiting this wasabi farm. It is really an attraction for domestic tourists. There is plenty of parking but also many visitors. The farm covers a big area, but there is a path to guide you to where you can visit. Prepare to spend 2 hours here, including lunch. There is also a wasabi ice cream stall just outside the gift shop, which usually has a line.

There is a shallow river beside the farm and there is a boating activities but the price of 1200yen for adult and children is kinda steep for a mere 15mins

It was good place, a Wasabi farm in the world
Fresh air and try to Wasabi ice cream 🍦

Good place for family and kids, recommend to rent a bike and ride from train station to the farm, it’s very great experience

Such a lovely serene farm to visit with a shallow clear babbling stream through it watering the wasabi plants. There were workers doing there thing and it was peaceful and pretty.
The wasabi ice cream was a treat too.

What a wonderful place to visit! We had no idea how wasabi grows and now we know. The walk around the farm, which looks like a park, was very pleasant. The fall leaves and sun peaking through them were really beautiful.

Ideal for a relaxing trip out of town. Visiting the field is free, and you’ll find plenty of restaurants, souvenirs. You can also try the wasabi beer and wasabi ice cream!

Learn more about Wasabi farming, and get to taste some delicious treats in a cafe and restaurant here. Don't miss getting the Wasabi ice-cream!

Beautiful farm. You can view all the crops. Eat wasabi infused goods, and walk around the grounds. If you go in the morning, you’ll have most of the place to yourself.

Peaceful place, great for a stroll and appreciating the clean water that the wasabi grow in. Fresh wasabi, leaves, products, and other souvenirs available in the shop. Wasabi ice cream was delicious. Beautiful scenery.

A great little spot for those interested in the procurement of Wasabi. It’s not that large but like everything Japanese it favours quality over quantity.

You can find some great history, spots for photos, plus genuinely delicious Wasabi products. Plus, it’s free for entry.

So, if you like Wasabi check it out!