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Kirameki

from Saitama Prefecture

$238.00
( / )
Available to order until May 13, 2024

"Kirameki" meaning “glitter” is a box full of large, conical-shaped strawberry sparkles. One of the most popular strawberry varieties in Japan, the Tochiotome variety is cherished for its well-balanced sweet and tart flavor along with an abundance of succulent juice. Indulge in the harmonious blend of sweetness, tanginess and a pleasant aroma that travels through your mouth, out of your nose and lingers in the air. A perfect gift for you and your loved ones.

For the best taste experience: Strawberries are a very delicate and perishable fruit. Upon arrival, please store the product in a cool, dark place such as a refrigerator. Enjoy within 2-3 days upon arrival.

・Orders placed by May 9th, 2024
Delivery: around May 24th, 2024

*Please note that we may change the delivery schedule upon crop and harvest conditions.

Approx. 27 Sweet Ichigo

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About Magokoro Farm

Saitama Prefecture, Japan

Precision is the key to strawberry success.

Magokoro Farm is spread across roughly 3.5 acres of land located in Higashimatsuyama City in Saitama Prefecture. The greenhouses that produce these treasured strawberries are all regulated by cutting-edge technology. Temperature, humidity, CO2 level and solar radiation are optimized by modern computing power to ensure a mathematical perfection to stably grow high quality strawberries.

Joy through strawberries.

The strawberries at Magokoro Farm are grown with a purpose — to bring happiness to every single customer who bite into their strawberries and to create a world full of people who experience this special moment. Magokoro Farm also strives to inspire young people to want to be farmers to preserve the powerful legacy of delicious Japanese strawberries.