What are Mother Farm's operating hours?

Mother Farm's operating hours vary seasonally. From February 1 to November 30, weekdays are open from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and weekends/holidays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. From December 1 to January 31, weekdays operate from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and weekends/holidays from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Hours may change during holidays, so check the official website for updates.

Is Mother Farm accessible by public transportation?

Yes, it is accessible by public transportation. Direct buses run from JR Kimitsu Station or JR Sanukimachi Station on the JR Uchibo Line, taking 30 to 40 minutes. Check the latest bus schedules before your visit.

Are pets allowed at Mother Farm?

Pets are allowed with an admission fee of 600 yen per dog. However, particular areas may have restrictions. It's best to check the details on the official website.

What dining options are available at Mother Farm?

The farm offers a variety of dining choices, including the popular Genghis Khan Mongolian barbecue with mutton and a soy sauce-based dip. Visitors also enjoy fresh dairy products like ice cream made from the farm's milk.

Are there accommodation options near Mother Farm?

The farm has glamping facilities for an overnight stay close to nature. Nearby, you'll find hotels and inns in the surrounding areas of Futtsu City and Chiba Prefecture. Reservations are recommended during peak seasons.

A vibrant hillside covered in bright pink flowers with a winding path and a few people walking among the fields, trees and green hills in the background.

A young calf with yellow ear tags drinks milk from a bottle held by a person. The calf is inside a pen with metal bars and sandy bedding visible on the ground.

A flock of sheep grazes on a grassy hillside near a cluster of trees. In the foreground, a large sign reads “MOTHER FARM” in white letters.

Mother Farm (Mother Bokujo)

4.2 (8889)RanchAmusement ParkAmusement CenterTourist AttractionFarmPoint Of InterestServiceEstablishment

Last updated May 31, 2026

Mother Farm (Mother Bokujo) in Chiba Prefecture's Boso Peninsula is a 250-hectare haven for nature lovers, families, and anyone craving a break from city life. Just a short trip from Tokyo, this picturesque destination invites visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of rural Japan.

At the heart of the experience are its friendly animal residents—sheep, alpacas, rabbits, and more—offering hands-on interactions that delight kids and adults alike. Beyond the animals, Mother Farm showcases dazzling flower fields that change with the seasons, providing a kaleidoscope of colors perfect for strolling and photography.

Seasonal fruit picking, from sweet strawberries in spring to juicy blueberries in summer, is another highlight, connecting visitors to the region's agricultural roots. For thrill-seekers, the farm features attractions like go-karts, zip lines, and a Ferris wheel, adding an extra layer of fun.

With dining options offering fresh, farm-to-table dishes and souvenir shops brimming with local products, every moment here is a treat. Whether you're exploring the fields, savoring fresh produce, or enjoying family-friendly rides, Mother Farm promises a day packed with joy.

Plan your visit now and discover why it's a cherished getaway for locals and travelers.

Mother Farm (Mother Bokujo)

4.2 (8889)RanchAmusement ParkAmusement CenterTourist AttractionFarmPoint Of InterestServiceEstablishment

Last updated May 31, 2026

Plan your visit now and discover why it's a cherished getaway for locals and travelers.

Hours

Sunday: 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM

Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM

Phone

+81 439-37-3211

Website

www.motherfarm.co.jp

Traveler reviews

Lovely farm to visit over the weekend at short distance from Tokyo, we took a rental car. We also took the dx tour which was a lovely experience and got a chance to taste their in house honey, pet and feed the animals and just soak in the beauty away from the crowd. Even though the dx tour is in Japanese and we did not understand most of what the tour guide was describing, the buggy ride itself was a wonderful experience and I would definitely recommend it. It's a huge area with plenty for everyone. A small animal courtyard is available near entrance where you can see the animals. As you go farther inside there are separate enclosures for different animals. It's a lovely place to spend a beautiful spring day. Also, the nemophilias were in full bloom when we visited on 25 April 2026, it was a sight to behold! They also have a lovely store with merchandise and dairy items.

Ankita Joshi

Apr 28, 2026

It's a farmaesque place without too many farm animals. They have exotic(from a different country) animals as an attraction to draw a crowd. But if you have kids, this is a great place to be. There are several activities to try and again most of them unfarm-like. There are very few food selections(vegetarians sorry) and they don't take cards(cash only!). Lol. I don't think I'll be visiting this place again. Once is enough.

KungMokatawa

Apr 30, 2026

Road is dangerous (drive slowly!) and can be crowded, but it's a nice and large park. Fun and refreshing with animals and some attractions for kids. Beware, queues can get quite long (1 hour wait for a 2 minutes horse riding), long wait for food trucks too (get in line before 12 or go later..). But that's common too many parks. It's a nice place and I'm glad we got to spend a day there.

Florent Morfaux

Apr 12, 2026

September 14th 2025 it was warm weather and since we were up in Mother Farm the breeze is cooler. We sweat a little bit during that day. We took our 11mo old baby, 5yo child and Father-in-law and his wife. The farm/park is beautiful. We didn’t get to the flower field because they cannot walk far. We only get to do the sweet potato harvest and watch the show that started at 1pm. Some of the animals like the sheep are in the barn with the pee and poop around them but it looks like soaking in pee and not too many hays. Some sheep you will see them outdoor. Our 5yo fed the horses. That was fun. We walk around and eat some of the food from the food truck. The restaurant has a long line. To get there was a little bit of a hassle because we drove and didn’t have ETC to pay for the toll. They dont have card or cash option. I enjoyed seeing the scenic route even though it took us 3hrs instead of 1hr and 20 mins. We didnt purchase the ride around the farm which i thought it would be helpful.

Joanna Navarro

Oct 21, 2025

I visited here on April 5th, 2026. The entrance fee for adults is 1,800 yen. The farm is massive and offers a breathtaking panoramic view over Chiba—on a clear day, you can even see Tokyo and Mount Fuji! There is a great variety of animals to see, including sheep, horses, rabbits, pigs, and even capybaras. However, the atmosphere was a bit spoiled by groups of noisy teenagers who were quite loud and disruptive. On a brighter note, the ice cream shop inside is a must-try! The strawberry flavor was incredible—it tasted like real, fresh strawberries. Just a heads-up: the drive up here is quite steep and challenging as the farm is located on a hilltop