Fruits Garden Nagano
Researched and written by Hinato
Miyazaki · Miyazaki City
31.9130°N, 131.4260°E
Fruits Garden Nagano is the kind of Miyazaki food stop that locals recommend before any restaurant with a sign in English.
Miyazaki produces over 60% of Japan's premium Taiyo no Tamago mangoes. Fruits Garden Nagano is a family-run greengrocer-café serving spectacular mango parfaits in central Miyazaki City.
Eating essentials
Price range
Mango parfait ¥1,500–2,200
Best season
June–July for peak Taiyo no Tamago mango season
Hours
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed: Closed Wednesdays
How long to allow
30–45 minutes for parfait
How to reach it
Getting there in detail
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