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Region
Chubu
Prefecture
Shizuoka
City/Town/Village (Romaji)
FUJIEDA
User ID
14570
Host
Username
h14570
City/Town/Village (Japanese)
藤枝市
Host Type
Rice Farm
Grain Farm
General Farm (grow various kinds of plants)
Orchard
Tea Farm
Poultry Farm
Farm Foods Processing Place
Other
Other Host Type (Japanese)
農薬・化学肥料を使わずに多品目の栽培と味噌、玄米糀、餅、梅干しなどの加工も行っています。作物としては、茶(緑茶、紅茶、三年番茶)、米、大豆、小麦、みかん、梅などを生産しています。平飼い養鶏も行っています。
有畜複合で多品目の生産を通して、農園内で藁や大豆殻、鶏糞、雑草などの緑餌を循環させ、できるだけ地域資源で賄える持続可能な農業を目指しています。
季節ごとに茶摘み、紅茶づくり、田植え、稲刈り、鶏しめ、餅つき、味噌づくりなどのワークショップやイベントも開催し、地域内外から大勢がやってきます。
自宅は自家発電のオフグリッドです。エアコンはなく、冬の暖房は薪ストーブを使っています。農業生産だけでなく、普段の暮らしからオーガニックなあり方を大切にしています。
Other Host Type (English)
In our farm, we produce various crops sucha as tea, rice, soybeans, wheat, mikan oranges, and plums without any chemical use. We also use these crops for processing of miso, mochi (rice cake), pickled plums, and koji. We keep hens and roosters for eggs.
We organize our farms in a way that resources such as rice and wheat straws, chicken manure, and weeds stay and circulate in the farm to fertilize soil and feed livestock in order to be sustainable, self-sufficient, and beyond organic. Small scale and multicropping practice of farming enable us to be less dependent on the outside resources.
Throughout a year, we organize various workshops and events such as handpicking of tea, black tea processing, rice planting, rice harvest, chicken workshop, mochi/rice cake making, miso processing, etc. in order to pass the knowledge about organic farming and livelihood.
In our house, we are off the electric grid and solely depend on the solar power generation. It is important for us to be organic and sustainable not only in the production, but also in various phase of our livelihood.
Activities
Knowledge of General Farming
General Organic Farming
Non Agricultural Chemical Method of Farming
Non Chemical Fertilizer Method of Growing Foods
Biodynamics
Aigamo Method (Duck Method)
Sustainable Farming
Diversified Farming with Some Livestock (Rotating Livestock and Crops to Produce Sustainability)
CSA, Community Supported Agriculture
Small Scale, Large Variety Farming
Rice Farming
Vegetable Farming
Citrus Orchard
Other Orchard
Tea Farming
Keeping Free-Range Chickens
Production of Non Genetically Modified Foods
A Farm for Tourism
Holding Courses for People to Experience Farming
Courses or Lectures About Farming
Tips About Running a Farm
Solar Power
Off-grid House
Using Well Water
Peace in the World
Anti-Nuclear Power
Opportunities to Study Japanese
Environmental Education
Food and Farming Education
Hand-Made Houses
Eating Brown Rice and Vegetables
Making Jam
Producing Miso
Making Japanese Pickles
Slaughtering Chickens for Meat for Human Consumption
Producing Processed Food
Traditional Local Japanese Cooking
How to Cook Generally
Hot Spring
General Japanese Family
Organic Production
100% organic
Organic Certification
No
Certification Details
Organic Lifestyle
We are alternative people, and live an organic mentality
Example of Lifestyle (Japanese)
野菜など出来る限り自分で生産し、足りない分は友人の有機野菜農家から買う。調味料なども無添加や自然醸造にこだわっている。
有機農業を普及するために地域の生産者グループで活動。
農村に若者を呼び込むため、休耕田を借りて大勢で米づくりや味噌作りをしている。
Example of Lifestyle (English)
We eat organic vegetables from our own garden. If there is not enough, we buy organic vegetables from a friend farmer. We enjoy good fresh food in season.
In order to promote organic farming and consumption, we work with other organic tea farmers to exchange knowledge and skills to improve our tea. We also encourage young people(farmers, and non farmers) to enjoy the organic farming and healthy eating through working in a common rice field or other food and agriculture related activities/events which are held in regular basis.
Diet
General diet including meat and fish
We put great effort into how to cook and what to eat
We cook mainly Japanese meals
Our own grown vegetables generally
We always cook homemade meals
We never eat pre-made foods from supermarkets and department stores
We never buy obento (lunch boxes) at convenience stores and supermarkets
We never eat fast food such as McDonald’s and KFC, etc.
Alcoholic Drinks
We drink and if WWOOFers like drinking, we may have opportunities to drink sometimes
Do Host members smoke?
Yes, at designated location
Atmosphere
Rural area
In the mountains
In a tiny village in a mountain area
Farming area
Near the mountains
In a valley between mountains
Near a river
Very quiet
WWOOFers can walk here from the nearest public transportation, station / bus stop
Home and Work
Our home and our workplace are situated at the same place or very close to each other and so the atmosphere stated pertains to both our home and our workplace
Size
Within 5 ha
Type of Home
Small House
One Story House
Other Home Type (Japanese)
Other Home Type (English)
Spring Temperature
Summer Temperature
Autumn Temperature
Winter Temperature
Livestock
Yes
Type of Livestock
Chickens for Eggs
Chickens for Meat
Aigamo Ducks
Other Livestock (Japanese)
Other Livestock (English)
Pets
Yes
Type of pets
Dog
Other Pets (Japanese)
Other Pets (English)
WWOOFer Acceptance Period
Almost All Year Round
Duration of Stay
4 to 7 Days
Both Short Period and Long Period Welcome
The period will be determined depending on our workload
The first 1 to 3 days will be a trial period. If we feel that the WWOOFer is not suited to our place, the activities we do and the people we are, then we ask them to leave
If WWOOFers want to stay for a long period, after about a one week trial period, we decide if the WWOOFer is suited to our place and whether we will ask him or her to stay longer
WWOOFers at a Time
We welcome one WWOOFer at a time, and a few WWOOFers too can stay with us simultaneously
WWOOFers Per Year
5 to 20
When two or more WWOOFers are traveling together, the Host prefers:
Accepting Children
Depends on the situation
Preferred WWOOFer Traits
No conditions. If we do not have other WWOOFers or other WWOOFer reservations, we welcome all WWOOFers
WWOOFers who are planning to be a farmer
WWOOFers who want to learn farming skills
WWOOFers who want to try organic farming
WWOOFers who are interested in farming
WWOOFers who like nature
WWOOFers who are interested in environmental issues
WWOOFers who are interested in living in a rural area
WWOOFers who are interested in food
WWOOFers who can cook
WWOOFers who can cook meals by themselves at the Host
WWOOFers who can look after children
WWOOFers who are interested in doing the same activities as our trainees and our staff
Active WWOOFers
Cheerful WWOOFers
Responsible WWOOFers
Independent WWOOFers
WWOOFers who have aspirations
WWOOFers who can be patient
WWOOFers who can be cooperative
WWOOFers who can learn things with the Host together
WWOOFers who can get up early in the morning
WWOOFers who have no dislikes about eating and food
Healthy WWOOFers
Other Preferred Traits (Japanese)
Other Preferred Traits (English)
WWOOFer Tasks
General farming
Weeding
Harvesting
Managing vegetable / rice fields
Chopping wood
Carrying logs
Cooking
General housework
Helping at events
Other Tasks (Japanese)
Other Tasks (English)
Volunteer Hours
WWOOFers have to volunteer longer hours as the our workers or trainees do. However, we think WWOOFers can learn many things through undertaking activities at our place, and so we think it is equal and fair
WWOOFer Accommodations
In a room in the house where the Host family live
In a house separate from the main house
Using a Japanese futon
Other Accommodations (Japanese)
Other Accommodations (English)
Eating Arrangements
With the Host
Other Eating Arrangements (Japanese)
Other Eating Arrangements (English)
Vegetarian Meals
Ask us when contacting us
Is smoking permitted?
Yes, at a designated location
Computer Use
No
Internet for WWOOFers
Yes
Interaction/Communication with WWOOFers
It depends on the activities we are doing at our place at the time, however, we usually have time to communicate with WWOOFers
Must WWOOFer speak Japanese?
No, WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese if they speak English
Languages Spoken
Japanese
English
Other Languages (Japanese)
Other Languages (English)
Message To WWOOFers In Japanese
人とのつながりを大切にする農業をしています。生産した茶などはすべて消費者の方々に直接販売しています。一年をとおして、消費者の産地訪問や大学生の援農合宿、地元青年との交流会などが多くあります。
Message To WWOOFers In English
We value strong connection of people. Our tea and other products are sold directly to consumers. Throughout a year, there are many occasions for consumers, students, young people to visit our farm to experience farming and enjoy the rural culture.
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Comment (Japanese)
受け付けてます。 有機農法(お茶、米、大豆等)や田舎の暮らしが学べます。
(作業の時間は8時~5時迄です)
Comment (English)
We grow various things and the work will vary depending on the season. If you are interested in organic farming and rural life, this will be a good place.
(Working time is from 8am to 5pm)
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