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I had the most wonderful experience visiting this farm! It was so nice to meet David. It is the perfect way to get away from busy Tokyo life—just a 1-hour and 45-minute local train ride for a short day trip to enjoy the beautiful nature of Okutama. Email communication before the trip was great, and David gave very clear instructions on where to meet. He has a wonderful vibe, and it was so peaceful to spend time out in the beautiful scenery.The highlight was definitely getting to see fresh wasabi being picked right in front of us and tasting it immediately. You can really taste the difference when it is that fresh! The host, David, is living a dream lifestyle and is incredibly welcoming. If you love nature, want to learn more about a real wasabi farm, and enjoy a great short hike, I highly recommend visiting. It is an unforgettable experience!

My 16yo son and I loved this! Learning from a friendly and knowledgeable host who clearly loves what he's doing... chilling by the stream in the middle of the forest... learning about the history of the area and a bunch of plants along the trail... sampling freshly ground wasabi... excellent experience all around. We continued on to walk a couple of trails in Okutama, and this day was one of our favorites in Japan.

We were looking back at our trip to Japan last October, and this tour was one of the highlights! Okutama is a gorgeous village in the hills outside of Tokyo. The train ride there was easy, and breathtakingly beautiful! It passes through forests, tunnels, and over valleys. I think it was about 2 hours from Tokyo Station. We arrived early and explored a bit before we met our guide, David. We were a small group so he drove us to the wasabi farm in the forest, where we sampled a couple varieties of wasabi and treats, and talked. During the tour, we told David we tried to find a historical site with an ancient tree in the village but couldn't find it, that we'd like to do some exploring before we headed back to Tokyo, if he had any recommendations... It turns out he lives in the area and is close to the community. He took us to the tree and told us about the family who has taken care of it for hundreds of years. They still live in the village and also care for the cemetery where there ancestors are buried, right by the tree. David was so kind. Getting to learn about the village and his life in Japan made me pretty emotional. It was just such a beautiful experience! I just wish we'd gotten there earlier to have more time to explore! Thank you so much, David! We hope you, your family, the kids, and the community are doing well! P.S. The restaurant right above the train station in the next town sells the best katsu curry.

Second time doing the tour, still learning new things each time. Dave is a wonderful guide, would recommend.

David is a knowledgeable and lovely host. We had a wonderful time and would highly recommend this experience! Thank you so much David.

Great tour, we got to try amazing wasabi that is so different than what you can find anywhere else. David can answer any questions! Highly recommend 😊

Fantastic tour, David is extremely knowledgeable. Learnt all about Wasabi from how it's produced to how it tastes. Highly recommend!

David and his wife were the kindest hosts, they were so accommodating with our two young children and he even helped us store the stroller before we walked to the wasabi area. He was so knowledgeable and passionate about the craft. We had such an unforgettable experience and it was so special to share this experience with our two young children as well. He went well beyond our expectations!

The wasabi farm was a great experience. David is kind and welcoming. We enjoyed picking his brain and of course trying the freshest wasabi the earth has to offer. 10/10

David guided us through his hidden farm in the middle of the forest, and we were able to experience the taste of real fresh wasabi. What a special and unique experience!

We learned a lot from David and Elly and truly had a wonderful experience!

The host was very nice full of knowledge. I recommend this if you you want to learn about an industry that would otherwise be almonst impossible as tourists to explore.