
Kyotango's EnvironmentKyotango City is home to the largest sand dune area in Kyoto Prefecture, known as the Tango Sand Dunes. Sand dunes are not only well-drained, but also have the characteristic of cooling quickly when the temperature drops. This is used to adjust the moisture content of fruit and concentrate its sweetness. The large temperature difference between day and night also contributes to the fruit's high sugar content. Furthermore, the sea breeze that blows in from the Sea of Japan is rich in minerals. This sea breeze gives the fruit a unique flavor, creating a deep taste that is unique to this region.

The cultivation techniques and time and effort of the producersFruit cultivation involves numerous steps and a huge amount of work, such as cross-pollination, temperature and humidity control, thinning, and bagging, which are mostly done by hand. On top of the time and effort required, the fruit are grown with meticulous cultivation techniques, such as bagging twice and limiting the amount of fruit per tree. The deliciousness and beauty of the fruit are only possible thanks to the meticulous cultivation techniques of the growers.
Enjoy seasonal sweets at a cafe that uses plenty of fruits from Kyotango. You'll be soothed by the sweets that are packed with the deliciousness of Kyotango.
Pick delicious fruits grown in the Kyotango countryside. Seasonal fruits can be harvested all year round, from spring to winter.
Buy seasonal fruits as souvenirs that can only be found at direct sales stores in Kyotango City.
Enjoy a journey around the fruits that can only be experienced in the area where they are produced.