We will be hosting a seasonal fruit picking and creative Danish pastry-making event!
[Accommodation Guests Only]
Hands-on Event: “Travel Serendipity — Seasonal Fruit Harvesting & Create-Your-Own Danish with a Ukiha Local Navigator”
Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is one of Japan’s leading fruit-growing regions. Next to the Hotel, fresh seasonal fruit is available year-round at “Michi-no-Eki Ukiha.”
This event begins with a visit to Nakajima Farm, where you will harvest Kyoho grapes while learning about the grower’s passion and story.
Afterward, head to “Kawasemi Danish” to try making your own original danish using Kyoho grapes.
Of course, we’ll also have a tea break so you can enjoy the crisp, flaky danish.
Come see, touch, taste, and experience the charm of Ukiha on a journey made for discovery.
[Date] Sunday, August 30, 2026 | 8:45–12:00
[Eligibility] Guests staying with us on Saturday, August 29 (elementary school age and above)
[Capacity] 9 guests (minimum 2 guests)
[Fee] JPY 3,000 per person; JPY 1,500 for elementary school children (tax included)
* Please pay at the front desk at check-in. (No cash accepted.)
* Times may vary slightly depending on conditions on the day.
* In case of rain, the Kyoho grape harvesting experience will be canceled and replaced with a program featuring stories about fruit cultivation practices and dedication at the farm, its history, and the appeal of seasonal fruit.
- Kyoho grape souvenir (approx. 1 kg per person)
Any amount over 1 kg and any additional fruit purchases must be paid for on site.
* On-site payment is cash only.
- Fruit danish and one drink
- Kawasemi Danish original tote bag
- A drink for hydration; towel
- Comfortable walking shoes (sneakers recommended)
* We recommend wearing a hat.
After completing your Reservation creation process, please apply via the Hotel front desk (+81-943-76-9120).
* Application deadline: Friday, August 28, 2026 by 17:00
This initiative is linked with our newly launched travel podcast series “Travel Serendipity.” Episode 1 features Ms. Mayu Hisatsugu—the local navigator for this event and owner of Kawasemi Danish—as our guest.
For details, please visit the official Fairfield Michi-no-Eki Hotel website.
