あきた北農業協同組合

Akita North Agricultural Cooperative is a facility in Ōdate that supplies local farmers with equipment, seeds, and other farming materials they need. The organization also helps farmers sell their crops and offers guidance on how to improve their harvest.

The cooperative was founded in 1996 as part of Japan's nationwide system of agricultural organizations. This system grew from reforms that took place after World War II, when Japan was rebuilding its farming sector.

The cooperative functions as a gathering place where local farmers meet and make joint decisions about their needs and priorities. This collective approach shapes how agriculture develops in the Ōdate area and how the farming community organizes itself.

The facility provides guidance and support for many aspects of farming, from planting to harvest. Visitors and farmers can find most of the resources and information they need for their agricultural work here.

The cooperative focuses heavily on growing Akita rice, a special variety with a strong reputation throughout Japan. This specialized focus has helped the region become known for high-quality rice production.

Location: Ōdate

Inception: June 1, 1996

Address: 017-0864 秋田県大館市根下戸新町7-22

Website: https://ja-akitakita.jp

GPS coordinates: 40.27314,140.53442

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:47