Family · Short taxiKunozan Strawberry Picking
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The sunny slopes below Kunozan are famous for ishigaki-ichigo — strawberries grown on stone-walled terraces facing the sea. In season (roughly winter to spring) the greenhouses along the Ichigo Line offer all-you-can-pick. A sweet, weather-proof stop that pairs naturally with the Kunozan/Nihondaira taxi loop.
Where it is & how to get there
From Hinode Pier: 20–25 min by taxi (Kunozan slopes). Tap the map to open live directions on your phone.
Questions about Kunozan Strawberry Picking
How do I get to Kunozan Strawberry Picking from Shimizu cruise port?
Kunozan Strawberry Picking is 20–25 min by taxi (Kunozan slopes) from Hinode Pier, where most cruise ships dock. Leave enough margin to be back on board at least 60 minutes before your ship departs.
Is Kunozan Strawberry Picking open when my ship is in port?
Opening: Daytime, season only. Note: Roughly late Dec–May only. Cruise ships call on fixed days, so check the closed days above against your call date before you plan around it.
How much does Kunozan Strawberry Picking cost?
~¥1,800–2,200 (seasonal). Prices can change — reconfirm on the day.
Is Kunozan Strawberry Picking a good rainy-day option in Shimizu?
Yes — Kunozan Strawberry Picking works even in poor weather, which matters here because Mt. Fuji is only clearly visible about 3–4 days out of 10.