Daichi Farm
Above all else, she wants the people who eat them to enjoy them. That is the commitment of Masako Daichi, second-generation strawberry grower at Daichi Farm in Onjuku Town.
Having been impressed by how different the flavors of different varieties were, he grows many varieties, knowing it will be hard to care for them. After learning that strawberries are rich in folic acid and are popular among pregnant women, he decides to avoid using pesticides wherever possible, for the sake of the baby inside. He is not good at separating plastic waste, so he uses paper trays for packaging whenever possible. Each of these attitudes has helped cultivate the gentle, natural flavor that is characteristic of Daichi Farm.
The eight varieties of strawberries being sold at MITOSAYA this time are Chibaberry, Koiminori, OiCberry, Tochiotome, Yayoihime, Kaorino, Mouikko, and Sachinoka. Only the fully ripe ones picked that morning are carefully selected, and packs of each variety and packs of eight varieties mixed are available. Although they are completely harmless to the human body, if you're lucky you might even find a bargain pack of strawberries for making jam that contains small holes caused by insects.
First and foremost, She wants the people who eat them to enjoy them. That's what Masako Ochi, the second generation of Daichi Farm in Onjuku Town, is dedicated to growing strawberries.
Having been impressed by how different the taste of different kinds of strawberries can be, she grows many kinds of strawberries, knowing the difficulty of caring for them. When she learned that strawberries, which contain a lot of folic acid, are appreciated by pregnant women, she decided to avoid using insecticides as much as possible for the sake of her baby. She uses paper trays as much as possible for packaging because she is not good at separating plastic waste. Each of these attitudes has nurtured the gentle and natural flavor that is typical of Ochi Farm.
The eight types of strawberries sold at mitosaya are Chihba Berry, Koi Minori, Oi C Berry, Tochiotome, Yayohime, Kaorino, Moi Ikko, and Sachi no Ka. Only the ripe ones picked in the morning will be carefully selected, and we will offer both individual packs and mixed packs of the eight varieties. There are also bargain packs of strawberries that are not harmful to human health, but have small holes due to insect bites, etc. for jam.
