I visited this restaurant after seeing it on Instagram. As it is a fruit orchard, the fruits were very delicious and the desserts were well-balanced, not too sweet, and very tasty. It was the kind of place that made me want to go back again.

I went to a cafe located about a 5-minute drive from Hirokawa Interchange. I had a strawberry parfait, and the strawberries were sweet and delicious. The matcha parfait, on the other hand, was mostly sweets and made my throat feel dry. It left my mouth feeling parched.

Today is Sunday. My wife wanted to go to a certain place since yesterday, so we decided to go there since we didn't have any specific plans. We left Sasebo around 10 AM and arrived at our destination in about 2 hours using the highway. While driving on the highway, we heard the roaring engine sound of an old Ferrari speeding by, which was quite exciting. It was around lunchtime, so the restaurant was crowded. My wife preferred to sit on the terrace enclosed with plastic, despite the cold, so we decided to eat there. I ordered a hot coffee and a chocolate banana parfait, while my wife ordered a strawberry parfait and a hot coffee. Despite the crowd, our orders arrived in about 20 minutes. I don't usually eat sweet things, but I tried the banana parfait. The bananas had a chewy texture and were delicious. The chocolate ice cream and whipped cream complemented each other well. There were plenty of bananas in it, giving it a satisfying taste. The bottom part had cereal in it, adding a nice texture. The coffee was also delicious. We finished our parfaits in no time. Despite the cold on the terrace, we quickly left after finishing our meal. Overall, the parfait was priced at 750 yen and was worth the price in terms of taste. I tried a bit of my wife's strawberry parfait, and it was delicious as well. Perhaps the strawberry parfait here is the better choice. Thank you for the meal.

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while. I was excited to go and have a late lunch with quiche and some fruit, but they were not serving it at the time! I was disappointed. They only had curry and hamburger on the menu, which didn't really appeal to me, so I gave up on getting rice and decided to fill up on seasonal fruits like Shine Muscat and pear instead. It ended up being quite pricey, with a total of 3200 yen for two fruits. They accept PayPay. The presentation was nice, but the cream was too sweet and overwhelming. I had to push it aside to eat the fruits. I think there is room for improvement in terms of taste. It was a bit disappointing. The place was empty, maybe because it was late. I only saw one staff member, and the service was a bit impersonal. Maybe they were tired. I'll consider giving it another try during the strawberry or peach season next time.

This is a tourist farm located near Kyushu-do Hirokawa Interchange. At the end of summer, they had grapes and pears. The grapes were Pione and Kyoho, with Pione being sweeter. The pears were Kosui, maybe a little early but they were juicy and sweet.

During the Obon holiday, I visited a cafe during my trip to Kyushu. There were no other customers when I visited, and they had a parking lot available. They also sold fruits directly. I tried the Shine Muscat Parfait for 1900 yen and the Nagano Purple Parfait for 1500 yen. As expected from a fruit orchard, the parfaits were delicious without using any cereals, allowing you to enjoy the taste of the fruits directly. If you love fruits, I recommend trying the Nagano Tart.

The strawberry parfait costs 1600 yen, the chocolate banana costs 750 yen, and the set drink costs 250 yen each, with two black teas costing 400 yen each. The prices don't match the quality. It might be Instagrammable, but they should consider their business more seriously. It doesn't look that great, and it was better when they used to sell persimmons in an old warehouse-like place.

Strawberries are picked and taken home as much as you want. They cost 300 yen per 100 grams. There is also an all-you-can-eat plan on Jalan. I got a fruit sandwich to go. Regardless of the price, I enjoyed it ^_^ The strawberries were also very delicious.

The signboard goat Koharu-chan is waiting for your visit. Depending on the season, you can enjoy strawberry picking and taste delicious strawberries inside the store. The store is quite beautifully designed, where you can also enjoy delicious coffee. The parfait and coffee go well together.

After leaving the Rose Garden, I had lunch at "Fruitelier". I had the Quiche lunch, which was warm and delicious. The curry was just okay. For dessert, I had strawberry ice cream with plenty of fresh strawberries, which was delicious! The goat, Koharu-chan, at the signboard was feisty but actually very gentle. They have a strawberry house, but pets are not allowed for strawberry picking. I found out later that there is a special event for "Pets and Strawberry Picking" - I'd like to go next year!

You can enjoy picking and bringing home a popular Shine Muscat grape (1 bunch for 1800 yen) and pear picking (2-3 pears for 1200 yen) during this season! After enjoying fruit picking, you can relax at the cafe.

A cafe called "Furutorie Nakamura Fruit Orchard" was featured in a certain newsletter. Until the end of September, customers who order a parfait will get a free drink (limited to those who read the newsletter). Let's go check it out. The cafe is located on the east side of Route 3, also known as the Fujiyama Line heading towards Yame. The cafe is part of a fruit orchard. Arriving at the cafe at 3:30 PM in light rain, there are about 4 parking spaces in front of the shop, but there is a shared parking lot at the back with the fruit direct sales store, with a capacity of about 20 cars. There are also 2 parking spaces for tourist buses. After parking, I headed towards the shop and coincidentally arrived with a group of tourists from a bus. First, you order and pay at the register, then you take a seat. I lined up along with the bus tourists. When the cashier asked the bus tourists how long they had to wait, they replied "40 minutes." The cashier then made an announcement saying, "We will guide the bus tourists. The parfait will take about 30 minutes. Some customers in the past couldn't finish it in time, so please consider ordering something other than the parfait." When it was my turn at the register, I quickly ordered the "Pear Parfait (1,200 yen, tax included)." The free drink was iced coffee. There are a few outdoor tables under shade that can accommodate 4 people each. Today's weather is fine for outdoor seating, but with this waiting time, it might be a bit tough. So, I opted to wait inside. The iced coffee that was served was a bit weak in taste. It costs 400 yen on the menu. It's free this time, but at this price, I might skip it next time. While sipping on the iced coffee, after about 30 minutes of waiting, the parfait arrived. It is a standard size parfait. When I tried it, the main ingredient, the pear, was not cold but at room temperature. I could taste the natural sweetness of the fully ripe pear, surpassing the sweetness of the whipped cream. Not cooling the pear may be to enhance this sweetness. The taste is good, but whether I would order the parfait again next time is questionable as it exceeds my usual lunch budget. I could hear an impatient voice from behind, seemingly from a lady on the bus. It seems like they are in a hurry. Another bus arrived later, so maybe they didn't receive the initial explanation. It's lively in a way, but it doesn't quite match the atmosphere of the cafe. To enjoy leisurely, it might be a good idea to check for the presence of tourist buses before visiting. Looking outside, I see a staff member directing traffic on the roadside for cars entering and exiting in the rain. It's much appreciated. Since it's a shop directly connected to production, it would be more appreciated if they could reconsider the prices a bit. Thank you for the meal.

I went Shine Muscat picking and had a light meal. There were plenty of muscat grapes to choose from, and I had a hard time deciding which ones to pick. If you exceed two bunches, it is sold by weight. It came with pear sherbet. I thought it was a little expensive, but I was able to pick a surprisingly large bunch, so I was satisfied.