Question 1

Can I bring my dog to Mother Farm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, dogs are allowed at Mother Farm for an entrance fee of 700 yen. Dogs must be on non-retractable leashes (rentals available if needed). Most outdoor areas are accessible with pets, though some indoor facilities restrict entry. A dog run is also available for off-leash play.

Question 2

What activities are included with admission?

Accepted Answer

Mother Farm admission includes animal interactions with sheep, goats, and capybaras, plus free events like the sheep show with shearing demonstrations, herding dog displays, duck parades, and piglet races. The spacious grounds feature seasonal flower fields and various farm experiences throughout the day.

Question 3

Is Mother Farm suitable for young children?

Accepted Answer

Mother Farm is very kid-friendly with wheelchair accessible facilities, numerous restrooms throughout the grounds, and gentle animal interaction opportunities. Children can participate in activities like cow milking, feeding animals, and the popular piglet races for ages 3 to 6th grade. However, the hilly terrain may be challenging for strollers.

Question 4

What food options are available at Mother Farm?

Accepted Answer

Mother Farm offers several dining options including restaurants serving Jingisukan (grilled lamb), barbecue facilities, and snack bars. Their signature soft-serve ice cream made from fresh farm milk is highly recommended. There are also souvenir shops selling packaged goods, and visitors are welcome to bring packed lunches.

Question 5

How do I get to Mother Farm from Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Mother Farm is located on a mountain in Futtsu, Chiba. From Kimitsu Station, there are buses to the farm (800 yen), but service is limited with one bus per hour on weekends and one every two hours on weekdays. Driving is more convenient with on-site paid parking available.