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"Sweet and Juicy!" Children in Wakasa Town Harvest Local Specialty "Iwaya Pears" and Also Experience Bagging Them to Protect Them From Pests in the Summer

In the Iwaya district of Wakasa Town, the harvest of the local specialty, "Iwaya pears," is nearing its end. Eighteen students from Misomi Elementary School in Wakasa Town participated in the harvest, guided by farmer Kiyotaka Yoshida. In June and July, the students helped with bagging the pears to protect them from damage and pests, carefully picking those with their names written on the bags. After their hard work, the most enjoyable part came…
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In the Iwaya district of Wakasa Town, the harvest of the local specialty, "Iwaya pears," is nearing its end. Eighteen students from Misomi Elementary School in Wakasa Town participated in the harvest, guided by farmer Kiyotaka Yoshida. In June and July, the students helped with bagging the pears to protect them from damage and pests, carefully picking those with their names written on the bags. After their hard work, the most enjoyable part came…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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