Farm Tomita is one of Hokkaido’s most iconic flower farms, especially famous for its stunning lavender fields that bloom from late June to early August. Located in Furano, this picturesque farm offers visitors a vibrant palette of colors across beautifully arranged flower beds, with Mt. Tokachi providing a dramatic backdrop. Travelers can stroll through fragrant lavender gardens, snap postcard-perfect photos, and even sample unique treats like lavender-flavored soft serve ice cream. The farm also features charming gift shops, a perfume workshop, and seasonal greenhouses, making it a must-visit for nature lovers, families, and photographers alike.

Shikisai-no-Oka (Four Seasons Hill) is a breathtaking 15-hectare flower garden nestled in the rolling hills of Biei. From April through October, it transforms into a living canvas of over 30 flower varieties—tulips, lupines, lavender, sunflowers, dahlias, salvia, & moremarranged in vibrant, painterly stripes. Visitors can stroll along the colorful fields or ride the popular “Norokko” tractor-bus and rent carts or buggies to take in panoramic views, with the majestic Mt. Tokachi in the background Beyond the flowers, Shikisai-no-Oka offers fun activities for all ages, including a small alpaca ranch, local produce stands, and shops selling lavender-themed souvenirs A cozy café serves seasonal treats like lavender soft-serve ice cream and crispy potato croquettes. In winter, the area becomes a snow wonderland where travelers can enjoy snowmobiling, sledding, and snow rafting. Whether visiting in bloom-filled summer or serene winter, Shikisai-no-Oka offers a truly unforgettable experience

Ningle Terrace is a charming collection of small, hand-crafted wooden cottages nestled in a quiet forest near New Furano Prince Hotel in Hokkaido. This magical village looks like something out of a fairy tale, especially in the evening when the cottages are softly lit with warm, glowing lights. Each cabin houses a unique craft shop where local artisans sell handmade goods like candles, glasswork, paper crafts, wooden toys, and other artistic souvenirs—all inspired by the nature of Hokkaido. Surrounded by tall trees and connected by wooden boardwalks, the setting is peaceful and enchanting, making it a favorite stop for couples, families, and those seeking a slower, more personal experience. In winter, snow blankets the rooftops, adding to its magical ambiance. Visitors can also stop by the cozy coffee shop inside the village for a warm drink as they browse. Ningle Terrace is the perfect spot to unwind, find one-of-a-kind gifts, and enjoy the rustic charm of Furano’s creative spirit.

Patchwork Road in Biei is a scenic network of country lanes weaving through rolling hills dotted with colorful farmlands—think wheat, potatoes, buckwheat, and seasonal flowers—that blend together like a vibrant patchwork quilt. The area, located northwest of Biei town center, offers ever-changing views that shift with the seasons: lush greens in summer, warm golds in autumn, and pristine whites in winter . Travelers can enjoy the route by car or bicycle—electric bikes are especially handy for the gentle hills—and stop at iconic landmarks such as the “Ken & Mary Tree,” “Mild Seven Hill,” “Seven Star Tree,” and “Parents and Child Tree,” all easily found thanks to roadside signs and ample parking. Whether you're photographing the countryside’s ever-shifting colors or simply soaking in the peaceful rural vibe, Patchwork Road is a must-visit that lets you experience Biei’s agricultural landscape in a beautifully immersive, close-up way.