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Saitama Prefecture · Kanto

Michi-no-Eki Agri Park Yume Sugito

道の駅 アグリパークゆめすぎと

Choose Sugito vegetables at the farmers' market, then visit the restaurant, farm and large park at this agricultural park roadside station.

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Location
Sugito Town, Kitakatsushika District
Road
Town Road Class I Route 11 / Saikatsu Regional Agricultural Road
Hours
09:00–17:00
Indicative hours for the farmers' market and Agri Flower Shop. For the time being, Agritei serves meals 11:00–15:00 and soft-serve ice cream until 16:00; Country Farm is open 10:00–16:00. Payment is cash only.
Parking
Cars: 468 / Large vehicles: 25
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How to enjoy

Choose how to enjoy your visit

Eat, shop, play, take in the view or rest. Choose from the station’s strengths to suit your day.

See first
Farmers' market

Sugito vegetables, processed foods and brown rice offer a quick introduction to the station.

For a meal
Agritei restaurant

Lunch is the focus. If you plan to eat here, set a meal time before park play.

To shop
Vegetables, rice and flower seedlings

You can buy food and gardening supplies in one stop.

With children
Pikaru Plaza

Choose among the Fuwafuwa Dome, roller slide and splash pool according to the weather.

For half a day
Harvesting, then a hot spring

Work with the soil at Country Farm, then stop at Utanoyu hot spring on the way home.

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Harumichi's stopover notes

Shop, eat and let the children play before heading home.

Harumichi Amamiya sees this as an agricultural park worth exploring beyond its farmers' market. Buy vegetables, have lunch at Agritei and let the children move around at Pikaru Plaza. With all three on one site, it is an easy stop for the driver and companions alike.

Shop

Look first for Sugito vegetables, brown rice, onion dressing and flower seedlings, with something to enjoy after you get home.

Eat

Agritei focuses on lunch. Set a meal time before park play to keep the visit simple.

Play

Add Pikaru Plaza and Country Farm to turn a roadside break into a half-day outing.

Highlights

Michi-no-Eki Agri Park Yume Sugito is a 10.2-hectare agricultural park roadside station along the Saikatsu Regional Agricultural Road in Saiwa, Sugito Town. Its farmers' market, Agri Flower Shop, Agritei restaurant, Country Farm, playground equipment in Pikaru Plaza, splash pool and barbecue area are all on one site. Beyond a quick shopping stop, you can eat, harvest vegetables, let children play and finish the day at a nearby hot spring.

  • #Farmers' market
  • #Agritei restaurant
  • #Country Farm
  • #Fuwafuwa Dome
  • #Splash pool
  • #Sugito Town
Why I like it

Reasons to stop here

01

Start shopping for Sugito produce at the market and flower shop

The farmers' market and restaurant are close together by the main building. At the market, look for fresh vegetables grown in Sugito, processed foods, local commercial products and brown rice. Agri Flower Shop, in a large tent in front of the market, also sells flower and vegetable seedlings, gardening supplies and even medaka fish. You can take home things for the garden as well as ingredients for dinner.

02

Make Agritei the reason to stop for lunch

Agritei serves meals built around Sugito vegetables, specially cultivated rice from Saitama Prefecture and ingredients from the farmers' market. For the time being, meals are served from 11:00 to 15:00, while soft-serve ice cream is available until 16:00. Oversized udon portions and vegetable dipping noodles make this a practical lunch stop rather than just a place for a brief break.

03

The park and farm can turn a family stop into a longer visit

Pikaru Plaza has Hidamari Plaza, the Fuwafuwa Dome, a roller slide and other combined play equipment, plus a splash pool. Country Farm offers seasonal vegetable harvesting. Shopping alone can be a short stop; add harvesting and park time and it becomes a half-day outing.

Route idea

Ways to plan your stop

Spend your time at the station or add somewhere nearby. These ideas help you plan around your companions and the weather.

A drive focused on food and shopping

Shop at the market and have lunch at Agritei

On arrival, walk around the farmers' market first to see the seasonal Sugito vegetables, brown rice, processed foods and flower seedlings. If lunch is part of the plan, avoid leaving Agritei too late: its meal service is fairly short. After eating, return to the stalls to decide how much to take home.

Park → farmers' market → Agritei restaurant → Agri Flower Shop → depart.

Direct-sale goods and limited menus depend on stock and the day's service.

Families with preschool and elementary school children

Make harvesting and park play a half-day outing

When crops are ready at Country Farm, children can harvest vegetables themselves as well as buy them. Bring clothes that can get dirty, hats and drinks, then head to Pikaru Plaza after harvesting. The Fuwafuwa Dome is intended for children aged three through elementary school and may be unavailable when wet.

Country Farm → restrooms → Pikaru Plaza → shop at the farmers' market.

At some times there are no crops to harvest, and posted availability may not be updated in real time.

Days when you want to vary the outing by season

Play in the water in summer; shop and visit the hot spring in autumn and winter

In summer, the splash pool and plaza can keep children occupied longer. On very hot days, divide the visit into lunch, soft-serve ice cream and a short water-play session. When outdoor play is less appealing, focus on the market and restaurant, then drive to Utanoyu hot spring.

Summer: farmers' market → water play → sweet treat. Autumn/winter: restaurant → shopping → Utanoyu hot spring.

Check official notices for seasonal and weather-related changes to water play, the dog run and outdoor events.

Adults or families with elementary school children and older

Add a cultural stop on the way toward Kasukabe

After eating and shopping at the station, visit Kasukabe City's Giant Kite Culture Exchange Center, Harukaito, to add local culture to your agricultural park stop. This works well for a drive toward Kasukabe and Showa on a day when you are not spending all your time at the park.

Agri Park Yume Sugito → Harukaito → toward Showa and Kasukabe.

Check Harukaito's closing days and parking capacity before going.

Hours

Opening hours

Farmers' market
9:00〜17:00

Seasonal vegetables, processed foods and brown rice.

Agri Flower Shop
9:00〜17:00

Large tent in front of the farmers' market; flower and vegetable seedlings and gardening supplies.

Agritei restaurant
Meals 11:00–15:00 (for the time being)

Soft-serve ice cream is available until 16:00 (some guidance says 15:00 on Tuesdays). Menus may be limited and closing times may change. Cash only.

Country Farm
10:00〜16:00

At some times there are no crops to harvest, or crops sell out.

Fuwafuwa Dome
10:00〜16:00

For ages three through elementary school; may be unavailable when wet from rain or overnight dew.

Family

Visiting with children

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Stars show the editorial recommendation for each age group on a five-point scale. Read the reasons alongside each rating.

Age one and under
★★★☆☆

Works well for a short shopping trip, use of the nursing room and a break in the shade.

Heat and wind affect how comfortable a park visit is. With a baby carrier or stroller, a visit to the market or restaurant and a short stroll through the plaza may be enough.

Ages two to three
★★★★☆

Play briefly at Pikaru Plaza, with the restaurant or car close by.

The Fuwafuwa Dome is intended for ages three and up. Water play and slides can be fun, but weekends may be crowded; short play sessions before or after lunch are easier to manage.

Ages four to six
★★★★★

The Fuwafuwa Dome, roller slide and harvesting experience are often a good fit.

Combining the playground with the farm can make a fuller visit. The Fuwafuwa Dome may be closed when wet, so after rain, switch to harvesting or the farmers' market.

Elementary school children
★★★★★

Harvesting, the plaza, water play and a hot spring can fill half a day.

You could harvest vegetables, eat what you bought at home and finish at Utanoyu hot spring. In summer, a change of clothes and sun protection help with a longer stay.

Water play

Keep towels, a change of clothes and sandals in the car for a change of plans.

Playground equipment

Usual hours are 10:00–16:00. It may be closed when wet.

Meals

Decide when to eat before play takes up too much of the day.

Farm

Shoes and clothes that can get dirty make it easier to let children explore.

Event

Make an event part of your visit

Permanent spaces and dated events are listed separately. Events can change both the atmosphere and crowds; use the official links for details.

Checking event dates.

Spaces used for events

Event plaza and outdoor stage

Facility-use opportunities and calls for company events, flea markets and food trucks may be announced. Check official event information and social media for current visitor events.

Splash pool

A summer destination for families. Check operating dates, hours and weather-related cancellations before preparing for water play.

Dog run on alternate weekends and public holidays

Official event information describes operations on alternate weekends and public holidays, with a summer break. For October 2026, dates are listed for the 10th, 11th, 12th, 24th and 25th. If bringing a dog, check the latest notice.

Country Farm

Harvestable crops change with the season and may include onions, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. Harvesting ends when crops run out. As of September 26, 2026, official guidance said there were currently no vegetables available to harvest.

Local feel

Reasons to return

Practical ideas and things to consider when spending time here.

Families often come for the park on weekends

Family visitor reviews describe harvesting followed by park play, and the Fuwafuwa Dome and plaza tending to get busy on holidays. If a particular playground attraction is the goal, keep the restaurant and market as alternatives.

Source: Trends in family visitor reviews

Plan around the restaurant's busy period and meal service

Agritei focuses on lunch, and waits can grow when it is busy or for particular dishes. If eating here, starting around 11:00 preserves more options than playing first for too long.

Source: Official meal hours and visitor review trends

The farmers' market is a place for local shopping rather than a large tourist store

Visitor accounts suggest choosing local vegetables, rice, processed foods, milk or a snack for the road without expecting a huge sales floor. An unusual vegetable or dressing can be a good find on the day.

Source: Trends in farmers' market visitor accounts

Summer is easier with water-play supplies

The splash pool, plaza and Fuwafuwa Dome are summer draws. A change of clothes and towels help if a quick visit turns into water play. On very hot days, take breaks in the shade and at the restaurant.

Source: Official facility information and visitor accounts

A hot spring makes an easy final stop on the drive

After working up a sweat in the park or farm, drive to Sugito Natural Hot Spring Utanoyu to rest. Decide in advance whether to eat at the station or at the hot spring to make timing easier.

Source: Official nearby-facility and tourism information

After rain, keep playground and farm plans flexible

The Fuwafuwa Dome may be unavailable when wet, and paths at the farm can get muddy. In rain, focus on the market, flower shop and Agritei, then drive to the hot spring to make the day easier for the family.

Source: Official facility information
Before your visit

Things to check before setting out

Opening and closure days, individual businesses and facilities for children or dogs can affect your plans.

  • Hours, closing days, restaurant meal service and crops available for harvesting may change. Check official notices shortly before visiting.
  • If lunch is the goal, set your time for Agritei before heading to the park or farm.
  • Official guidance says payment is cash only. The restaurant's oversized dishes and Country Farm experiences are also paid for in cash.
  • In summer with children, a change of clothes, towels, hats and drinks make it easier to add the splash pool or plaza.
  • For harvesting, wear shoes and clothes that can get dirty so children can explore more freely.
  • If bringing a dog, check official event information for dog-run dates and the summer closure before setting out.
  • After an active day, a drive to Utanoyu hot spring can round out a half-day outing.
Food

Eating and shopping

Specialities, places to eat, sweets and bakeries can all give you a reason to stop. Check individual menus for current prices and availability.

  • Farmers' market
    Sugito vegetables and processed foods
    Varies with deliveries and season
  • Processed food at the farmers' market
    Onion dressing
    About ¥580 for 350 cc
  • Agritei restaurant
    Agritei udon and set meals
    Lunch option; check what's being served on the day
  • Agritei restaurant
    Soft-serve ice cream
    A sweet treat after lunch or park play
Food mood

What would you like to eat?

A meal, a sweet treat, market shopping or something to take away: choose a focus for the day instead of trying everything at once.

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Market highlights

Sugito vegetables, brown rice and processed foods

Even on a short break, these offer the quickest taste of this station to take home.

Seasonal vegetables change from day to day.

Lunch highlights

Agritei udon and set meals

Make time for the family to sit down and eat before or after the park or farm.

Official guidance currently says meals are served until 15:00.

For a memorable meal

Oversized udon and vegetable dipping-noodle dishes

For adults traveling together or a food-focused drive, these can be a memorable choice.

Check the restaurant's notices for limited quantities and cash payment.

A sweet break

Soft-serve ice cream

An easy short stop after the playground or water play, before returning to the car.

For your garden

Flower and vegetable seedlings, gardening supplies

Take home something to grow as well as ingredients to eat.

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Roadside station
Michi-no-Eki Agri Park Yume Sugito

Choose Sugito vegetables at the farmers' market, then visit the restaurant, farm and large park at this agricultural park roadside station.

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Park, playground and water play
Pikaru Plaza and Park Zone

Turn a market break into outdoor play for children, right on the station grounds.

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Harvest experience and farm
Country Farm

Go beyond buying seasonal vegetables and harvest them yourself at the on-site farm.

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Day-use hot spring and dining
Sugito Natural Hot Spring Utanoyu (杉戸天然温泉 雅楽の湯)

After farm or park play, unwind at this day-use hot spring in Sugito.

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Food outlets and the market on the station grounds share the station pin. Nearby places are separate destinations to combine with your visit.
Nearby

Places to visit nearby

Pikaru Plaza and Park Zone
Park, playground and water play
Pikaru Plaza and Park ZoneJapanese guide
Within the station grounds / a short walkA short walk

For days when children may tire of the market or restaurant; a short session on the play equipment or in the water.

Harvest experience and farm
Country FarmJapanese guide
Within the station grounds / a few minutes' walkA few minutes' walk

For a day when you want children to experience soil and vegetables, or extend market shopping into harvesting.

Sugito Natural Hot Spring Utanoyu (杉戸天然温泉 雅楽の湯)
Day-use hot spring and dining
Sugito Natural Hot Spring Utanoyu (杉戸天然温泉 雅楽の湯)Japanese guide
About 15–20 minutes by carAbout 15–20 minutes by car

A final stop after park play, water play or harvesting, especially if you have worked up a sweat; also useful if you plan to eat at the hot spring.

Kasukabe City Giant Kite Culture Exchange Center "Harukaito" (春日部市大凧文化交流センター「ハルカイト」)
Cultural facility and local learning
Kasukabe City Giant Kite Culture Exchange Center "Harukaito" (春日部市大凧文化交流センター「ハルカイト」)Japanese guide
About 20–25 minutes by carAbout 20–25 minutes by car

For adding a little local culture to a day of lunch and shopping at the station, while driving toward Kasukabe and Showa.

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