Furano and Biei Vibrant Fields Tour from Sapporo

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1. Farm Tomita is one of Hokkaido’s most famous flower farms, best known for its stunning lavender fields and colorful seasonal landscapes in Furano. During summer, visitors can enjoy panoramic rows of lavender, poppies, salvias, and other flowers set against the hills of central Hokkaido. The farm also offers local products such as lavender-themed sweets, perfumes, and souvenirs. With its beautiful scenery and relaxing countryside atmosphere, Farm Tomita is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and photographers.

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2. Shirogane Blue Pond is one of Hokkaido’s most photogenic natural attractions, famous for its vivid blue water and the larch trees standing quietly in the pond. Located near Biei, the pond was created unintentionally as part of a volcanic disaster prevention system, yet it has become a beloved sightseeing spot. Its color changes depending on the season, weather, and light, making every visit unique. The surrounding landscape is especially beautiful in autumn foliage, winter snow, and evening illumination seasons.

   40 min

3. The rolling hills of Biei are among Hokkaido’s most celebrated rural landscapes, known for wide open fields, gently undulating roads, and seasonal colors that change throughout the year. Famous viewpoints such as Patchwork Road and Panorama Road offer postcard-like scenery with farms, flower fields, and isolated trees. The area is perfect for scenic drives, cycling, and photography, especially in summer and autumn. Biei’s peaceful countryside gives visitors a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of central Hokkaido at a relaxed pace.

   50 min

Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

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How it compares in Sapporo

• Its from-price is 130% above the median of the 53 byture we list in Sapporo.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Sapporo

Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is a grid-planned city of wide parks, an annual snow festival, miso ramen and mountains close behind.

Sapporo was laid out as a grid in the 1870s, when Japan's government developed the northern island, so its streets are wide and straight, split by Odori Park, a long green strip through the middle. The red-brick former Hokkaido government building and the white clock tower, both from the Meiji period, recall that era, and the Hokkaido Shrine lies in a wooded park in the west.

Top-ranked sights in Sapporo: Odori Park (Odori Koen), Susukino, Sapporo TV Tower.

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