F Farm Tomita, Shikisai no Oka & Blue Pond Popular Sightseeing Course (Audio Guide Course)

Enjoy summer in Hokkaido by visiting popular attractions such as Farm Tomita, Shikisai no Oka, and Shirogane Blue Pond. Travel on a bus equipped with a multilingual audio guidance system available in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean, and explore the highlights of Furano and Biei, where colorful flower fields and scenic hills spread across the landscape. The first stop is Furano Wine House, located on a hill overlooking Furano city. This restaurant offers panoramic views of lavender fields, vast rural scenery, and the Tokachidake Mountain Range while you enjoy your meal. Here, you will have a set menu featuring a petit cheese fondue made with Furano cheese and a hamburger steak made with Kamifurano pork, allowing you to savor local flavors of Furano and Biei. As the name suggests, the facility also offers a wide selection of products such as wine, 100% natural grape juice, and lavender goods. After lunch, the tour continues to Farm Tomita, a tourist farm that has been cultivating lavender since 1958. With 14 flower fields centered around lavender, you can enjoy colorful seasonal blooms throughout the year. The facility also includes shops offering a wide range of original products such as soaps, perfumes, and massage oils, as well as cafés, galleries, and a lavender distillation house. Next, travel along the “Roller Coaster Road” to Shikisai no Oka. More than 30 types of flowers bloom here in succession from May to late October, with peak season from late July to late September. The gently sloping hills, covered in vibrant colors like a patchwork, create a breathtaking view. You can also take a 15-minute ride around the park on the tractor bus “Shikisai Norokko-go” (optional, additional fee). Alpacas are also raised here, and you can optionally enter the farm area to interact with them and enjoy feeding experiences. On the way back, enjoy scenic views from the bus such as Patchwork Road and the Seven Stars Tree as you return to Sapporo. The final stop of the tour is Shirogane Blue Pond, one of the most popular attractions in the Biei area. Its cobalt blue water and standing dead larch trees create a magical, almost painting-like landscape. The appearance changes depending on the weather and light, making it a truly mystical sight. The Furano and Biei area, with its rolling hills and vibrant flower fields, offers unforgettable scenery both from the bus and at each stop along the way.