Nice place. Good personnel. Good view to the farm. But I didn’t understand wasabi beer - no wasabi taste for me.
Nice to see how Wasabi grow. Nothing extraordinary here but nice stop on our road trip. We tried many locally made products at the shop.
A quick visit as one was passing and it was closing. Well worth a stop. Interesting products in the shop with sampling. Interesting to see this hot spicy product growing.
Nice quiet and interesting place for a stop over. It's not easy to get REAL wasabi.
Amazing! Beautiful farm. Take train to the village, then hire a (n electric) bike to cycle 2km out there through rice fieldsstop at small temple and old house across the road on the way. We were there 1 year ago and still remember it as one of the highlights of our 3 weeks in Japan. Leave at least 1.5-2 hours to walk around. Only problem is that you might leave with an addiction to wasabi:-)
Nice place, but there's not too much to see or do.
Beautiful wasabi farm, nice to walk around and they have great food in the restaurant.
Its really intresting to see how wasabi is growing. Lots of wasabi foods available too.
Easily accessible, beautiful green and river view. Largest Wasabi farm in Japan. Worth making a trip. ( also near to factory outlet :)
Wasabi plants require clear running water to grow so this farm is a bit different to the usual one you visit. Whilst there isn't much in the way of educational material for English speakers, the Daio Wasabi Farm is simply a beautiful place to wander around. Do seek out the waterwheels by a stream which is postcard perfect, long water weeds waving in the crystal clear water. There are also some interesting wasabi based food options and snacks to buy. It wasn't what we were expecting, but well worth the visit.