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2023

MISSION
・Contributing to a sustainable society through self-governance rather than dependence
・Supporting to achieve global symbiosis through discussions and actions based on morality, and utilisation ofcommon assets (the evenly distributed wealth under thedemocratic system)
・Constructing circular sustainability through renewableenergy, and long-term efforts and improvements in reducing carbon emissions
・Creating various attractions to the value of humans
being part of nature
・Becoming an essential platform for both cities andlocals from the advantage of being so close to Tokyo,
one of the megacities in the world
・As well as contributing to Kisarazu and the Bōsō Peninsula financially and as a part of disaster recovery, becoming a ‘sustainable and pioneering area for future development’ and fostering it with joy and pride

CONCEPT

INFORMATION

FARM

ART

SHOP LIST

EATSTAYSUSTAINABILITY

PLAY

EXPERIENCEHumans are part of the circularity of nature.
The ‘texture’ of diverse lives,and ‘imagination’ to care for others is essential
to restore fundamental comfort and joy,
freedom and abundance for us to live,and to pass this on to the future.

Opening times

Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays (Open on public holidays)*Click here for the opening hours of each shop

*Free for children under 5- Conservation fee Charged to all visitors for the maintenance of the landscapeand preservation of the sustainable system of the premises.

*Parking is free for all visitors to KURKKU FIELDS

Access2503 Yana, Kisarazu, Chiba 292-0812

SHOP LISTAt the restaurant, ‘DINING’ , weWhen grinding golden wheat

offer varieties of delicacies using

harvested on our farm, it fills theingredients from the field, such asplace with the pleasant aroma oforganic vegetables and herbs

wheat in its natural form. The

harvested in the garden, cured

bakery, ‘Lanka’ , expresses

meats from our charcuterie, eggs

gratitude for the healthy

from free-range chickens andenvironment and the farmers that

fresh cheese from our dairy farm.

grow wheat. The varieties of

Seasonal dishes are served by thebakery products are perfect for achef directly to the guests in thesouvenir to take home and a little

living room feel of intimacy. (Lastpicnic snack in the field.

order 4:00 pm)

SHOP LISTThe hams and sausages we cook

At the shop on the hilltop ofand sell on-site have an

KURKKU FIELDS, we put ourirresistibly rich, juicy flavour thathearts into serving our speciality,

will leave you dazed in its

chiffon cake and other desserts

delectable aroma. From the most

baked using fresh eggs and milk

popular wild boar burger, wefrom the farm. From time to time,create varieties of products using

the pâtissiers take care of thewild boar, pork and deer meat,

cattle and chickens to enhanceand seasonal herbs harvested on

their connection with the farm

the farm, exhibiting true

animals. We recommend you tear

uniqueness in taste, exclusive at

the chiffon cake by hand to enjoy

the farm.

its light softness.

SHOP LISTThe restaurant, ‘perus’ , meaning
From feeding to milking thecattle, day in day out. Free-range
cattle produce the finest qualityof milk, especially when they aregiven compassionate care by thefarmers. Here at the ‘MILK
STAND’ , we serve a variety ofdairy products, from authentic
European cheese to ice cream, atits finest quality. We recommend
you take a bite of the mozzarellacheese right then and there.

‘essentiality’ in Finnish, adjoins
the accommodation housing,‘cocoon’ , on the hilltop with thebest view to gaze over KURKKUFIELDS. Visitors can enjoy lunch
courses during the daytime, anddinner courses are served forovernight guests, all using
seasonal ingredients from thefarm and the local area.

SHOP LIST

We recommend an overnight stay

The ‘TINY HOUSE VILLAGE’for a satisfying experience ofprovides an experience of aactive leisure and self-reflection.

simpler and fulfilled life with

Our luxurious accommodation isvibes, something of camping andthe ‘cocoon’ , located on theglamping. It is perfect for

hilltop with a breathtaking view ofstargazing to BBQs and bonfires,the entire field. There is a kitchen

which displays the richlounge for guests to cook theconnection between people andfarm crops, the restaurant

nature. Equips with showers,‘perus’ , a sauna hut and many

toilets, a bar and a living space

more.

where a rare library of bookcollective are available.

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Park Regulations and Policies
Set of rules designed to prevent injuries and damages:
・You must not bring motorcycles, tricycles, kickboards, skateboards,roller skates and others
・You must not run in the field, which includes running in skate shoes
・You must not bring or use large tents and tarps
・You must not bring any BBQ accessories
・You must not set off or throw fireworks (including sparklers)
・You must not fly any aircraft systems, such as drones
・You must not use remote control toys or any other forms of RCs
・You must not fly a kite・You must not play with sports equipment made of hard material
such as balls and frisbees
・You must not climb earthworks
・You must not enter the streams and the pond

Park Regulations and Policies
Pets:
・You must register your pet as Pet Member as part of the KURKKUFIELDS Membership to bring your pet to the field. Please refer toKURKKU FIELDS Membership for more information.
・Assistance dogs are allowed

Bringing food and drinks:
・Bringing food and drinks from outside the field is generally
prohibited・Food with special dietary requirements, such as baby food andnutritional supplements, are allowed
Quarantine measures:・You must not enter restricted areas

Q. Is there an entrance and parking fee?
A. Since 24th November 2022, an entrance fee of ¥500 (¥300 forchildren under 12) and a conservation fee of ¥300 (¥100 for children
under 12) is charged for all regular visitors. Members of KURKKUFIELDS will only be charged for the conservation fee to enter. Clickhere for more information about KURKKU FIELDS Membership.

Q. How many cars can be parked in the parking lot?
A. 350 medium and 5 large cars can fit in the parking lot. Parking is
free for all visitors of KURKKU FIELDS.

Q. Can I bring my pet into the field?
A. You must register your pet as Pet Member to bring them to thefield. Once the owner becomes a member of KURKKU FIELDS, they
can then proceed to register their pet (dogs only) at the information
desk upon arrival. The entrance fee is ¥500 per dog.

Q. Can I bring food and drinks from outside the field?
A. Please refrain from bringing food or drink. Water bottles areallowed. Please inform the staff at the information desk whenbringing food with special dietary requirements, such as baby foodand nutritional supplements.

Q. Can I have picnics at KURKKU FIELDS?
A. KURKKU FIELDS is a great place for a picnic, but you must notbring food and drinks from outside the field. We recommend you get
takeout food and drinks from shops in the field.

Q. Can I freely look around the field?
A. In general, we welcome you to tour the field freely. However, someareas are off-limits due to quarantine measures. Please refrain fromentering those areas, such as the dairy and poultry farms. In addition,
we ask for cooperation in disinfection and other health measures forevents such as meeting the animal and cattle tours.

Q. Can I smoke inside the field?
A. Smoking, including electronic cigarettes, is strictly prohibited inthe field. Please use the smoking area near the entrance gate before
you enter.

Q. Can I use strollers or wheelchairs in the field?
A. Yes. Please note that there are some areas with unpaved passages
and stairs.

Q. Can I pick plants and vegetables and take them home?
A. You must not collect plants and harvest vegetables unless during aharvesting event. Please check the ‘Experience’ page for more
information.

Q. Can I bring home the living species, such as insects,
found in the field?
A. You must not collect living species to take back home from thefield due to the environmental protection policy.

Q. Can I use outdoor sports toys such as balls and frisbees
in the field?
A. You can use sports equipment in the CREATIVE PARK area.
However, sports equipment made of hard material, such as baseballs
and soccer balls, is not allowed as it may harm other guests. Sportsequipment made of soft materials is allowed, but we kindly ask you to
be aware of your surroundings and other guests.

Q. Can I bike or skateboard in the field?
A. Strider Balance Bikes for young children are allowed. However,other types of vehicles, such as electric bikes and skateboards, arestrictly prohibited.

Q. Can I play a musical instrument in the field?
A. Unless you are an authorized musician performing at one of themusic events, you must not play any musical instruments. There areinstallations related to sounds in the field.

With the foundation of organic farming, edible gardening, dairy
farming, cheesemaking and poultry farming, the ‘FARM’ content
illustrates the circularity of the environment involving the sun,blessing of nature, soil, water and all living organisms. Farmers ofKURKKU FIELDS cultivated the crop field for many years, fromclearing the land to building healthy soil using nutrition composted
from poultry and dairy farming excrements. The crop field, spanning
an area of 7 hectares, grows various organic vegetables, and now
we have acquired the ‘JAS certification’ , an ecolabel awarded forgood quality agricultural produce. From free-range Brown Swisscattle, chickens, baby goats and lambs, you can experience thecoexistence of nature and humans through feeling the gift of ‘life’.

The food scene in KURKKU FIELDS offers a luxurious variety oforganic delicacies that nature provides. The restaurant, ‘DINING’ ,has a living room feel of intimacy with the kitchen connected to thedining hall. You can also dine at ‘perus’ , another restaurant with abreathtaking view from the hilltop. Meanwhile, the ‘CHARCUTERIE’serves our original hams and sausages using the meat of wild boar,
pork and deer, and fresh herbs and vegitables from the farm, pairedwith the exquisite selection of wine and beer. You can purchasebakery products made using the golden wheat harvested from ourorganic farm at the bakery, ‘Lanka’ . ‘CHIFFON’ serves ourspeciality, chiffon cake and the ‘MILK STAND’ serves a variety ofdairy products, from handmade mozzarella cheese to ice cream
made using the milk from the cattle in KURKKU FIELDS.

Art, evoking a wide range of senses from the microscopic world tothe universe, is the source of our innate imagination and creativity
as humans. Numerous art pieces, some interactive, are scattered all
around KURKKU FIELDS: art pieces by Yayoi Kusama, DavidHockney, Camille Henrot, Sebastian Masuda, Fabrice Hybert, Chim
↑Pom from Smappa!Group and Anish Kapoor, to name a few. Thesecollections are carefully selected to align with our concept ofcircularity. KURKKU FIELDS displays these art pieces to stimulate
imagination that we often forget to use in city life, unveiling theoverflowing enrichment of circular, organic interconnection thatforms a one-planet world where everything is in harmony. Feel freeto look around our curated artwork that expresses harmony andbalance between humans and nature.

KURKKU FIELDS provides two types of accommodation for guests
to enhance mindfulness and achieve well-being. To experience asimple and fulfilled life, we recommend the ‘TINY HOUSEVILLAGE’ . Deriving from tiny trailer houses in Portland, Oregon,
we offer this camp-feeling accommodation to those who like BBQs
and bonfires. The neighbouring ‘CENTER HOUSE’ equips withshowers, toilets, a bar and a living space where a rare library ofbook collective is available for reading. Our luxurious option is the‘cocoon’ , located on the hilltop with a breathtaking view of theentire field. There is a kitchen lounge for guests to cook the farm
crops, the restaurant ‘perus’ , a sauna hut and many more. Throughthese experiences, we aim to put forward ideas for a sustainable
and healthy lifestyle in the future.

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The ‘CREATIVE PARK’ offers an interactive play park with various
activities for both adults and children: tall swings made of local
bamboo where you feel like you can almost touch the sky, a giant
slide that takes you on a journey through the forest, colourfulseesaw and bridges that tickles your imagination made of recycledmaterials, the yellow school bus with a playful interior such as alittle maze for kids and a driver seat that takes you back to yourchildhood, and many more. In addition, a spacious grassland is aperfect place for a game of frisbee, meditation, picnic and otheroutdoor activities while feeling the scent of the flowers and mothernature. The sky’ s the limit. We invite you to explore ways to enjoy
yourself and take a deep breath to soothe your soul.

The abundance of the diversified ecosystem is rare, especially whencloser to the city. In KURKKU FIELDS, we present a sustainablesystem of ‘energy’ , ‘soil’ and ‘water’ . With the combination of the‘SOLAR FARM’ and battery storage, we generate an off-grid powersystem. The compost house turns kitchen waste and cattle
excrement into compost and reduces waste. Past the ‘BIO GEOFILTER’ – where the organic matter in wastewater becomesnutrition for plants and other living species – is the ‘MOTHER
POND’ , located at the heart of KURKKU FIELDS. The surrounding
wild forest presents us with jaw-dropping scenery and blessings ofnatural resources for firewood and edible wild plants. You can feelthe circularity of nature, where everything is interconnected toform a single ring.

At KURKKU FIELDS, we offer a variety of unique events andexperiences like none other. Events such as BBQs and pizza makingwith harvesting experience offer plans for you to enjoy the creationof the field and the local meat and fish. ‘KURKKU FIELDS TOUR’ isa popular tour where our trained staff members will take you on an
expedition through the wonders of sustainability and the art of foodwithin the farm park. There are also events where you can meet theanimals, from cattle to baby goats and lambs. The outdoor festival,‘HARVEST’ , is a prominent event where people gather to embrace
the seasonal blessings of nature with all human senses. Here, weoffer a variety of content, such as delicacies using seasonal
products, workshops for both adults and children and liveperformances by musicians on the outdoor stage.