Furano and Biei Special Complete package

Nestled in the heart of Hokkaido's Furano region, Farm Tomita is a breathtaking haven where rolling fields of lavender and seasonal flowers create a dreamscape like no other. From June to August, the farm becomes a vibrant sea of purple, drawing visitors from around the world to witness one of Japan’s most iconic summer views.

Wander through lavender gardens, explore beautifully arranged flower fields in a kaleidoscope of colors, and breathe in the calming aroma that fills the air. The farm also offers unique experiences like lavender soft-serve ice cream, a perfume workshop, and a charming shop selling lavender-based products — perfect for souvenirs.

Whether you're a photographer, nature lover, or simply seeking serenity, Farm Tomita is a must-visit destination that captures the soul of Hokkaido’s summer.

Hidden within the tranquil forests of Biei in Hokkaido lies a surreal, dreamlike destination — The Blue Pond. Famous for its mesmerizing cobalt blue water, this natural wonder was accidentally created as part of an erosion control system, yet its beauty feels almost otherworldly.

What makes the Blue Pond truly unique is the ethereal glow of the water, which changes hues depending on the weather and season — from deep sapphire to icy turquoise. Standing trees submerged in the water add a hauntingly beautiful contrast, making it a favorite subject for photographers and artists.

This peaceful, mysterious spot invites visitors to pause, reflect, and take in the serenity of untouched nature. A visit to Biei isn't complete without experiencing the surreal magic of the Blue Pond.

Nestled in the heart of Hokkaido’s alpine village of Biei, Shirahige Falls — meaning “White Beard Falls” — is a hidden gem flowing dramatically through volcanic rock into the beautiful Blue River below.

What makes Shirahige Falls truly special is its rare underground spring source, which seeps out from between the rocks rather than falling from a visible river. This creates countless thin, white streams that resemble a long white beard cascading down the cliffs — a scene as poetic as it is powerful.

The waterfall is especially breathtaking in winter, when snow and ice transform the surrounding landscape into a shimmering wonderland. At night, seasonal illuminations create a magical glow, making it a stunning experience even after dark.

Whether visited in the vibrant greens of summer or the silent whites of winter, Shirahige Falls offers a tranquil escape and a window into Hokkaido’s untamed natural beauty.

Located in the picturesque hills of Biei, Shikisai no Oka is a breathtaking flower paradise where vibrant colors stretch as far as the eye can see. Known as the “Hill of Seasonal Colors,” this vast flower field bursts into bloom from spring to autumn, creating a natural patchwork of reds, purples, yellows, and greens across rolling hills.

Visitors can stroll through carefully curated gardens featuring lavender, sunflowers, salvia, marigolds, and over 30 types of flowers, each blooming in harmony with the season. The panoramic views are so vivid and painterly that they often feel like walking through a dream or a giant impressionist painting.

For a fun twist, hop aboard a tractor-pulled cart (Norokko) or rent a golf buggy to explore the fields in comfort while enjoying the refreshing breeze and scenic vistas.

Whether you're a photographer, a nature lover, or simply someone seeking a moment of peace, Shikisai no Oka offers a joyful escape into the heart of Hokkaido’s natural beauty.

Perched on a hill overlooking the city of Furano, the Furano Wine House is a must-visit for wine lovers and gourmet travelers alike. Known for its locally produced wines made from Furano-grown grapes, this charming restaurant and winery offers a perfect blend of taste, scenery, and relaxation.

Inside the cozy chalet-style building, guests can enjoy a tasting of Furano’s signature wines—including reds, whites, and sweet varieties—paired with locally inspired cuisine such as cheese fondue, Hokkaido beef steak, and fresh seasonal vegetables.

One of the highlights is the sweeping panoramic view from the terrace. Overlooking vineyards, rolling hills, and the majestic Tokachi mountain range, the scenery is as delightful as the wine itself—especially during sunset.

Whether you're looking for a romantic lunch, a memorable dinner, or just a quiet glass of wine with a view, Furano Wine House offers a uniquely Hokkaido experience that pairs perfectly with nature’s beauty.

Located just minutes from Furano Station, Furano Marche is a lively marketplace where visitors can experience the heart and soul of Hokkaido's countryside. This charming complex brings together local produce, gourmet foods, handcrafted goods, and regional specialties, all in one convenient and welcoming space.

Browse through stalls filled with freshly harvested vegetables, homemade sweets, and Furano-made dairy products, or stop by one of the cozy cafés and eateries serving up local favorites like curry, soft-serve ice cream, and Furano melon desserts.

Seasonal events, tasting experiences, and limited-edition goods add to the excitement throughout the year.

Whether you're looking for souvenirs, a quick snack, or a deep dive into Hokkaido’s culinary offerings, Furano Marche is your gateway to local delights—fresh, friendly, and unforgettable.