Japanese Yamagata Cherries are premium fresh cherries from Yamagata, Japan, packed in a 300g gift-style box. They are suitable for customers looking for Japanese cherries, Yamagata sweet cherry, cherry season Japan, fresh cherries in Singapore or premium fruit gifting options from SKC Fruits.
The packaging label shows やまがたの さくらんぼ, YAMAGATA SWEET CHERRY, 果樹王国 やまがた and the line 一粒ひとつぶ、輝くおいしさ. The cherries are neatly arranged in rows, giving the box a refined Japanese fruit presentation that is suitable for gifting, sharing, festive serving and premium dessert plating. Premium Yamagata cherry varieties are known to reach around 20 degrees sugar content, but this should not be treated as a guaranteed Brix level as every box vary by variety, ripeness, harvest timing and batch.
Yamagata is one of Japan’s most famous cherry-growing regions and is strongly associated with Japanese sakuranbo. These cherries are best enjoyed fresh and chilled, where their delicate sweetness, gentle acidity and juicy texture can be appreciated.
This product is fresh Japanese cherry fruit from Yamagata, Japan. The cherries are small, glossy and neatly packed, with a premium fresh-fruit presentation that may look similar in size to cocktail cherries. However, they are not maraschino cherries, which are preserved and sweetened cherries commonly used for drinks, desserts and cocktail garnishes. Customers searching for maraschino cherry Singapore or cocktails with maraschino cherries should note that this is a fresh premium cherry, best enjoyed chilled as a seasonal Japanese fruit.
Origin: Yamagata, Japan.
| Product | Japanese Yamagata Cherries |
| Fruit | Fresh sweet cherries |
| Origin | Yamagata, Japan |
| Pack Format | 300g box |
| Visible Label Text | やまがたの さくらんぼ, YAMAGATA SWEET CHERRY, 果樹王国 やまがた and 一粒ひとつぶ、輝くおいしさ |
| Common Search Names | Japanese Yamagata Cherries, Yamagata sweet cherry, Japanese cherries, sakuranbo, cherry season Japan, maraschino cherries and maraschino cherry Singapore |
| Appearance | Glossy red cherries neatly arranged in a premium Japanese box |
| Taste | Delicately sweet, lightly tart and refreshing; flavour may vary by variety, ripeness, season and batch |
| Texture | Juicy and tender with a fresh cherry bite when properly chilled |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, gifting, premium fruit boxes, fruit platters, Japanese dessert serving and special occasions |
| Cherry Season Japan | Japanese cherry season is usually strongest around June to early July, depending on region, variety and weather |
| Fresh vs Maraschino | This is fresh cherry fruit. Maraschino cherries are preserved, sweetened cherries usually used for cocktails, cakes and dessert garnishes. |
| Nutrition Highlights | Cherries contain naturally occurring vitamin C, potassium, fibre and plant compounds found in red fruit |
| Batch Note | Size, colour, sweetness, tartness, firmness, stem condition, variety and packaging may vary by batch. Product photos are for reference only. |
| Storage | Keep refrigerated after delivery. Wash only before eating and keep dry during storage. |
Japanese Yamagata Cherries are enjoyed for their delicate sweetness, gentle tartness and juicy fresh texture. Compared with heavier dark red cherry varieties, Japanese cherries often feel more refined in presentation and eating style.
As with all fresh cherries, taste can vary by variety, ripeness and season. Some batches may taste sweeter and more aromatic, while others may have a brighter sweet-tart finish. For the best eating experience, enjoy them chilled and fresh.
Customers choose Japanese Yamagata Cherries when they want a premium cherry box with elegant Japanese fruit presentation. The 300g box is suitable for gifting, sharing, special occasions and customers who appreciate neatly packed seasonal fruit from Japan.
This product is also suitable for customers who want to experience sakuranbo from Yamagata, one of Japan’s best-known cherry-growing regions. The box presentation makes it feel more refined than a standard plastic punnet of cherries.
Cherry season Japan is usually associated with late spring to early summer. For Yamagata cherries, the fresh fruit season is generally strongest around June to early July, depending on variety, growing method, weather and harvest timing.
Popular Yamagata cherry varieties can appear at slightly different times. Sato Nishiki is commonly associated with mid to late June, while other varieties such as Beni Sayaka and Beni Shuho may appear earlier or later. This product’s visible label does not confirm the exact variety, so the safest description is Japanese Yamagata Cherries.
| Period | Japan Cherry Season Guide |
| Late April to May | Early or greenhouse-grown Japanese cherries may appear in limited quantities |
| June | Main Yamagata cherry season and one of the strongest periods for Japanese cherries |
| Late June to Early July | Some later varieties may continue depending on weather, region and harvest |
| After July | Fresh Japanese cherry availability becomes more limited and batch-dependent |
Japanese Yamagata Cherries are fresh cherries meant to be eaten as fruit. They are not maraschino cherries and are not preserved in syrup, coloured, brined or packed for cocktail garnish use.
Maraschino cherries are usually preserved, sweetened cherries used for drinks, cakes, ice cream and dessert decoration. Customers searching for maraschino cherries, maraschino cherry Singapore or cocktails with maraschino cherries should choose preserved cocktail cherries instead of this fresh Japanese cherry box.
Cocktails with maraschino cherries usually use preserved cocktail cherries because they are sweet, shelf-stable and designed as garnishes. Examples include classic drinks, mocktails, soda floats and dessert cocktails.
Japanese Yamagata Cherries are better enjoyed fresh on their own, served with desserts, or presented as a premium fruit gift. They can be served beside drinks or dessert platters, but they are not a direct replacement for preserved maraschino cocktail cherries.
Japanese Yamagata Cherries are best enjoyed chilled and fresh. Rinse only before eating, drain gently and serve as a premium seasonal cherry fruit.
Keep Japanese Yamagata Cherries refrigerated immediately after delivery. Do not wash them before storage because excess moisture can shorten freshness and encourage softening.
Wash cherries only when you are ready to eat them. Rinse gently under cool water, drain well and handle carefully because premium Japanese cherries can be delicate. Remove any soft or damaged cherries early so the rest of the box stays in better condition.
Cherries can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. They contain naturally occurring nutrients and plant compounds found in red fruit, including vitamin C, potassium, fibre and polyphenols.
Nutrition values are approximate and may vary depending on variety, ripeness, size, origin, season and batch.
| Calories | About 63 kcal per 100g of sweet cherries |
| Water Content | High water content fruit |
| Carbohydrates | Naturally occurring fruit carbohydrates |
| Natural Sugars | Present naturally in ripe cherries |
| Dietary Fibre | Naturally present in cherries |
| Vitamin C | Naturally present in cherries |
| Potassium | Naturally occurring mineral found in cherries |
| Plant Compounds | Contains naturally occurring red fruit pigments and polyphenols |
You can buy Japanese Yamagata Cherries in Singapore from SKC Fruits, subject to seasonal availability. They are suitable for customers who want a premium 300g Japanese cherry box for gifting, sharing, dessert serving and fresh snacking.
SKC Fruits offers seasonal imported fruits for customers in Singapore who want convenient online ordering and delivery. Japanese Yamagata Cherries are selected for customers who appreciate premium Japanese fruit presentation, delicate sweetness and the freshness of seasonal sakuranbo.
Japanese Yamagata Cherries are premium fresh cherries from Yamagata, Japan. They are packed in a 300g gift-style box and are best enjoyed chilled and fresh.
They are from Yamagata, Japan. The visible label shows やまがたの さくらんぼ and YAMAGATA SWEET CHERRY.
The visible label shows やまがたの さくらんぼ, YAMAGATA SWEET CHERRY, 果樹王国 やまがた and 一粒ひとつぶ、輝くおいしさ.
This Japanese Yamagata Cherries product is packed in a 300g box. Packaging and fruit arrangement may vary by shipment.
The visible label does not show a specific variety name such as Sato Nishiki or Beni Shuho. Please contact SKC Fruits if you need to confirm the latest variety before ordering.
Cherry season Japan is usually strongest around June to early July. Yamagata cherries may appear from late spring to early summer depending on growing method, variety and weather.
No. Japanese Yamagata Cherries are fresh fruit. Maraschino cherries are preserved, sweetened cherries usually used for cocktails, cakes, ice cream and dessert garnishes.
These are fresh Japanese cherries, not preserved cocktail cherries. For cocktails with maraschino cherries, use preserved maraschino cherries. Japanese Yamagata Cherries are better enjoyed fresh or served beside desserts and drinks.
This product is not a maraschino cherry. Customers looking for maraschino cherry Singapore options should look for preserved cocktail cherries, while this listing is for fresh Japanese Yamagata Cherries.
They usually have delicate sweetness, light tartness and juicy fresh texture. Taste may vary depending on variety, ripeness, season and batch.
Keep them refrigerated after delivery. Do not wash before storage. Wash only before eating and remove any soft or damaged cherries early.
You can buy Japanese Yamagata Cherries in Singapore from SKC Fruits, subject to seasonal availability.
Next-day delivery is available across Singapore. Orders are carefully packed to help maintain freshness and quality during delivery.
$5.90 delivery for orders $55–$149.99.
Free delivery for orders $150 and above.
Please check your fruits upon delivery. If you receive spoiled, damaged, incorrect or unsatisfactory items, contact us via WhatsApp at 8833 3676 within 2 days of delivery with your order details and clear photos.
If the issue is due to our selection, packing or handling, approved refunds, replacements or store credits will be processed within 24 hours after review.
Natural Produce Notice: Fresh fruits are natural produce, so size, colour, sweetness, ripeness, texture and appearance may vary slightly by batch.
Batch Variation: Origin, size, grading and availability may change depending on season and shipment. Please refer to the current product details or contact us before ordering if you need fruits for a specific event, gift or delivery date.
Storage: Please store your fruits properly after delivery. Some fruits should be refrigerated, while others may need to ripen at room temperature before eating.
Product Images: Product images are for illustration and presentation purposes. Actual fruit size, colour and appearance may vary slightly depending on the current batch.