Nago Pineapple Park
ナゴパイナップルパーク26°37′ N 127°58′ EFarmRainy-day optionGood with kids
Nago Pineapple Park on Route 84 in Nago runs a pineapple garden and winery, and its homepage listed adult entry at ¥850 in October 2026.
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A little pineapple-shaped train shuttles you from the car park to the entrance, and the rest is a garden walk past pineapple sweets and wine made on site. The Palm Tree restaurant reopened in July 2025, and every set there comes with all-you-can-eat pineapple. Children love it, and adults on a rest day find it cheerful enough for an hour.
For riders the park makes a landmark on the Route 84 climb from Nago to the Motobu soba road. The café added a terrace in August 2025, which gives you somewhere to sit with a pineapple shave ice before the rest of the climb.
Worth knowing
- The pineapple train can stop running in bad weather; the walk from the car park is short.
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How much is Nago Pineapple Park?
Nago Pineapple Park's homepage lists adult entry at ¥850, junior high ¥600 and elementary ¥450 in October 2026. Its access page still shows older, higher prices, so check at the ticket window.
What time does Nago Pineapple Park open?
Nago Pineapple Park opens 10:00–18:00, with last entry at 17:30.
How long do you need at Nago Pineapple Park?
Plan about 60 minutes at Nago Pineapple Park.
Can you get to Nago Pineapple Park by bike?
The park sits on Prefectural Route 84, which links Nago and Motobu, as it climbs out of Nago toward Izumi. Parking for 200 cars is free; no bicycle parking is listed.
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