北海道·特産品
Apple
In fact, Nanae Town is the 'birthplace' where Western apples were first cultivated in Japan. The story dates back to the beginning of the Meiji era, during the Battle of Hakodate. A Prussian man named Gartner established a large farm in this area and attempted cultivation by importing apple and cherry seeds from his home country. Eventually, this farm became the 'Nanae Official Garden,' Hokkaido's first agricultural experimental station, and the people who learned apple cultivation here spread to various regions. The cool climate is perfect for apple cultivation, and high-quality apples continue to be harvested even today. In autumn, you can enjoy picking fresh fruit in the orchards. It is the home of apples, offering a variety of processed products such as juice and cider.
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