On the way back from Lake Toya, we decided to go cherry picking since it was raining, so we chose a place with a greenhouse. There were hardly any cherries within reach, so we had to climb a ladder to pick them... We couldn't even take any home, and I regretted going on a full stomach. The farm shop also had limited stock.

In Nemiki, there are about 30 fruit stands selling fresh fruits. I never knew which one was the best, so I used to stop by randomly. A few days before going out, I saw this Bandoen on TV and the old man said he only picks ripe fruits, so I chose this place. They only display grapes, apples, and prunes that are currently in season. Among the two or three types of grapes, I found my favorite variety. Despite not being tightly packed, the 2kg box was only 700 yen, which is very cheap. The fruits that aren't tightly packed are sweeter because they are exposed to the sun. I tried a sample, and it was so sweet. I bought this and two North apples for 180 yen each. My husband ate the apple in the car. Looking at the brochure they put in with the grapes, it seems that if you make a reservation, you can also eat Genghis Khan. It seems like you can enjoy more than just grapes and prunes here.