Makiba no Yakata

Makiba no Yakata is a renowned dairy farm and attraction located in the northern part of Misaki Town, Okayama Prefecture, in Japan's Chugoku Region. This working dairy operation has become a popular destination for visitors seeking authentic farm experiences and exceptional dairy products made with fresh local ingredients.

The facility operates as both a functioning dairy farm and tourist attraction, specializing in the production of high-quality dairy products using freshly squeezed raw milk and local eggs from the surrounding agricultural region. Misaki Town is recognized as home to one of western Japan's largest poultry farms, making it an ideal location for this type of agricultural tourism venture.

Visitors to Makiba no Yakata can experience authentic farm-to-table dining and purchase artisanal dairy products directly from the source. The attraction's signature offering is their oversized cream puffs priced at 290 yen, which are larger than an adult's fist and feature kiln-baked choux pastry filled with smooth custard cream made from the farm's fresh raw milk and local eggs. The facility also produces traditional dairy staples including milk cans at 150 yen and yogurt at 130 yen, both made with the farm's freshly squeezed raw milk.

The farm's products have gained such popularity that they are distributed to other locations throughout the region, including the Misaki Town Product Center along National Route 53, which connects Okayama City and Tsuyama City. This has established Makiba no Yakata as a significant contributor to the local agricultural economy and culinary tourism scene.

Access to Makiba no Yakata requires traveling to Misaki Town in Okayama Prefecture, which is accessible via National Route 53. The facility is situated in the northern section of the town, surrounded by the agricultural landscape that supplies its raw materials. Visitors can combine their trip with stops at related attractions including the Misaki Town Product Center and local specialty restaurants that feature the region's famous egg-cooked rice dishes. Admission fees vary by activity and season, with individual dairy products available for purchase at the prices listed above.