Spectacular view! One word: wonderful. Put your hands behind your head on a grassy slope, While being blown by the breeze of the tree, I want to look at this view and close my eyes... There is no need to evaluate facilities and food content. This scenery alone makes me feel full! Thank you for your meal. I will definitely be repeating again! 'll be back!

Lovely looking place just south of the Kirishima National park. Plenty of parking with a slope to walk to the farm itself (there’s an optional cart if you need a ride.) There are lots of green spaces—one on front has grazing sheep. There’s a shop with local products. The fresh milk was yummy! Didn’t actually go in the farm, but perhaps next time.

There's not much to do here. It's good to drop by if you are in the area but not worth making a special trip here. The restaurant food is quite average. We ordered the set, the beef was average, the pork was terrible, the chicken was good. Salad bar had limited choices but was quite good. The farm shop was the most interesting place here. Recommend the soft serve ice cream and their yoghurt. The ice cream is a good 5 out of 5!

A farm you can see many feeding animals. The little sheeps are so cute and you can get closes and feed them. Ice cream is a must to try and have different favour. Beautiful scenery and you can see a large green slope there, kids can enjoy sliding and have fun there. Riding horse is a interesting and fun events for kids. Probably you will feel short even though you spend half day in it. The beef is so delicious as well.definitely will come again and highly recommended if you have young kids in your family to go here.

One of the nice and big ranch i have visited. Free entry and probably you can spend half day there. The shop offers ice creams and other dairy products. Suggest to visit over weekends or public holiday as they will offer milking cows. Reserve in advanced for classes on dairy product making. Feeding sheep or cow cost you 100Yen but worth doing and enjoy with kids, especially. Must try if you're visiting Kagoshima or Miyazaki.

Really nice spot to escape the routine, it offers many activities which include, pony riding, sheep and goat petting and feeding, bouncy castle, picnic area, cow and other farm animals watching, bunny feeding, and there is a pavilion where they serve snacks and drinks including beer, as well as a restaurant cafe with a few more options to eat. There is a market where you can find very nice cheeses, I recommend the smoked ones, sausages are a good item to be consider. At the market you can find few deserts and cakes as well as omiyage and there Is a souvenir section with dozens of stuffed animals to choose from, and a small shochu counter honouring the local breweries. In my opinion the thinks you cant miss are the soft serve ice cream and the milk shakes. Important to mention that the toilets are impecable and provided with antibacterial soup that comes really handy after petting the animals, there are a lot of hand sanitizers around the entire place. There is a very nice area where warm water is flowing in which you can submerge your feet for a nice warm clean up while you enjoy a breathtaking view of kirishima mountain. Absolutely recommended!

Nice place, although not much to do in winter. They have some good dairy products, famous for their own produced milk. Pretty child-friendly, close to Kirishima Onsen region.

My family fed the sheep, rode the horse and enjoyed the home made daily products in the farm. Lots of fun!

Interesting farm that it's nowhere near the Takachiho Gorge. Despite the name, it's a fun place for a group of friends, with sheep-feeding and horse-riding experiences available. It's also a good place for buying some souvenirs for your friends and colleagues. Suggest to try their milk as well - it's fresh and delicious!

The environment is beautiful and perfect for sitting and relaxing. However, there are not many animals outdoors and there are not many facilities to visit. transportation: You can take a bus from Kirishima Jingu-mae to get here. The bus is relatively old-fashioned and does not announce which station it is going to. Be sure to check the fare in advance and use Google Maps during the journey. Admission fee: free Length of stay: about one hour How to leave: There is a taxi waiting area in the parking lot. You can try your luck to see if there is a taxi waiting, but the chance is not high. You can also ask the information center staff to help you call a taxi. The journey time to JR Kirishima Jingu Station is about ten minutes. It is recommended to ask at least 30 minutes in advance because there may not be a car coming right away. The fare is about 2100 yen

Worth to bring your children in this farm and let them experience the touch and feed rams and goats. Also let children to learn and share the care and love of animals. After that to enjoy a day of tasting the fresh milk, soft ice cream and shopping for the diary produce.

Fun for kids. Fantastic meats at very good value at restaurant. Ate outstanding Kagoshima top grade beef and premium black pig at a fraction of the price compared to home. Great gift store selling the products of the ranch.

a fun place to spend an afternoon at with different farm animals for you to visit. You can also try their fresh milk and ice cream which taste so rich.

A very nice farm ! Good experience for kids … riding horse / feeding sheep…. The food quality is excellent too!! Especially the BBQ beef

The child seemed to like the area with the goats the most, and spent more than half a day feeding them grass. I felt that it was a great environment where I could stay as long as I wanted because there was no time limit.

I went there with my children who had a lot of free time during the New Year! As a New Year's event, there was a milk giveaway and various other entertainment, which was fun. The children seemed to have a lot of fun eating soft serve ice cream and feeding the sheep. It seems that there are other Yakiniku lunch options as well. If I have a chance, I would like to go there too.

We came as a family of four, and we had lots of fun there. Although the soft cream was not as good as we thought, considering we were at a dairy farm, we got to see some lambs, goats, horses, cows, and rabbits. We also got to even feed the lambs, goats, and the rabbits, and the small food boxes cost 200 yen. There is also a gift shop, where you can buy some milk products, bread, souvenirs, and so many more things! Experiences such as milking the cows and horseback riding are only available on the weekends, as the website says.

Love the Ice cream. Expect a lightly foul smell from the cow manures

Beautiful place but unfortunately we visited on a weekday and there were no activities for kids as they are only available on wkends and PHs. Only could feed the sheep. Ice cream sold is good though.

Lovely place to take the kids, free entrance

Something for everyone. Pet/feed the animals. Good restaurant. And the ice cream is oishi!!!

Fund this place on blog posts and thought it was interesting. Went there at around 10:45am as the reviews we saw said it will be very crowded, but nothing was opened yet that early. We ended up shopping at their store and eating and drinking their milk and ice cream. When it nears noon time the place became very likely and a lot more people showed up. It was fun feeding the sheep. Wish there were more cows and farm animals.

A cozy quiet place when we were there on 10 Dec. Big farm but nothing much too do. If you go there, their milk products are good. Salad dress and cakes are all taste good. Must try ice cream yummy.

Cold beer, yummy food, wonderful views while you soak your feet in a hot spring. Such a great stop after hiking to the peak of Mt. Takachiho. I recommend highly.

you should eat soft serve ice cream