[Hokkaido Regular Sightseeing Bus] J Furano Lavender Story Tour (With Lunch, Excluding Multilingual Audio System)

Head to the Furano area, where the refreshing scent of lavender fills the air. A flower-filled journey to lift the spirit. Located near the center of the island and often called the “belly button of Hokkaido,” the Furano area is a picture-perfect destination where colorful flowers bloom in summer. Most famous of all are its lavender fields. This tour takes you to Furano’s best-known lavender spots, where you can fully enjoy the purple beauty of early summer. 　 The first stop after departing Sapporo Station is Highland Furano, a resort hot spring hotel surrounded by lavender fields and rich natural scenery. Walking paths are available, making it a lovely place to enjoy a stroll, forest air, seasonal flowers, and wild birds. Lunch here features a small fondue set made with Furano cheese and hamburger steak made with Kamifurano pork. Savor a menu centered on local ingredients. 　 The next stop is Campana Rokkatei, a shop by the beloved confectionery maker Rokkatei, set on a scenic hilltop. From the glass-walled interior, you can look out over the Daisetsuzan mountain range and rolling countryside while enjoying shopping with a view. Be sure to check out signature sweets such as the Marusei Butter Sandwich, the limited-edition Furano Mochi, and the attached gallery as well. 　 In the second half of the journey, visit Farm Tomita, a sightseeing flower garden with around 70 years of history, and Lavender East, one of Japan’s largest lavender fields, managed by Farm Tomita. At Lavender East, lavender stretches across a vast 14-hectare site, creating a view like a great purple carpet spread across the land. Farm Tomita features 14 flower fields, where, alongside lavender, you can also admire charming seasonal blooms. Both Lavender East and Farm Tomita have their own shops, offering original lavender-themed products. Especially not to be missed are Lavender East’s exclusive Lavender White Chocolate Soft-Serve Ice Cream, along with lavender oil, soap, and other lavender items. 　 Lavender blooms across broad rolling hills, decorating their gentle slopes in shades of purple. Why not set out by sightseeing bus to experience this grand scenery, so distinctive to Hokkaido?