A small ostrich farm in Niseko.
You can feed and view these amazing birds with Mt. Yotei in the background.
There's a cafe where you can stop for a coffee and buy goods made from ostrich eggs.
Well worth a stop.
An open farm to see ostrich hanging out. Nobody there at the shop but a self service cash of 100 or 500 yen corn feed you can buy to interact with the ostrich’s. A small dirt parking lot free of charge. The shop also sells pudding of some sort. There’s a bathroom in the shop if it’s open.
This place is amazing! I went with my 5 year old and we spent a lot of time looking at the Ostriches and cows. Everything is in Japanese but the two people who worked there spoke a lot of English. This can be a totally free experience but we ended up being so charmed that we spent 3700 yen. We tried the ice cream and pudding and sausages. All delicious (and approved by the kiddo). My only complaint is that there was nothing for a vegetarian to eat for a small lunch—just sweets. The ostriches are full of personality and their pecking is a little fierce, but doesn’t really hurt if you keep your hand flat. If your kid is scared like mine was, you can have him or her drop the feed into their trough to get the experience of feeding them. Inside there is a very informative pamphlet about ostriches in English and Japanese. We loved this! If your kid is a dinosaur kid they will love reading facts about their diet and proximity to Dino ancestors. Thank you for a simple and entertaining day!
Went after hours. Shop was closed. Big open paddock. You can approach the fence and the ostriches come up to you.
They peck, even if you dont have food so keep a distance.
Wish there was a donation box or something. They are well maintained and the animals are free roaming in the field
Great mountain views
Ostriches in the middle of Hokkaido? About as random as you can get. Recommend the pastries made with ostrich eggs, the pudding, and ostrich for the carnivores.