• Roller Coaster Road - Roller Coaster Road and Gossip Road are two iconic destinations in Hokkaido, Japan, each offering unique experiences for travelers. Located in Biei, Roller Coaster Road is famous for its thrilling twists and turns that simulate the excitement of a roller coaster ride. As visitors navigate this winding route, they are rewarded with stunning views of rolling hills and lush fields, making it a favorite for both driving enthusiasts and photographers. In contrast, Gossip Road in Furano enchants visitors with its bourbon-themed attractions and shops. Lined with distilleries, tasting rooms, and boutique stores selling bourbon-related products, Gossip Road blends the natural beauty of Hokkaido’s countryside with the charm of bourbon culture. Both Roller Coaster Road and Gossip Road provide distinct experiences that highlight the diversity and appeal of Hokkaido’s tourism offerings.
• Shirogane Blue Pond - The Shirogane Blue Pond, situated near the town of Biei in Hokkaido, is a breathtaking natural attraction known for its vivid blue waters. The pond’s mesmerizing blue color comes from natural minerals, such as aluminum, that are carried into the water from nearby hot springs and reflect sunlight uniquely. Surrounded by birch and larch trees, many of which stand submerged in the water, the pond creates a striking and surreal landscape that changes with the seasons and lighting conditions. In autumn, the contrast of golden leaves with the blue waters is especially stunning, while in winter, the pond and surrounding trees are often dusted with snow, transforming it into a magical frozen scene. The Shirogane Blue Pond has become a popular spot for photographers and nature lovers, offering a tranquil yet unforgettable experience in Hokkaido’s natural beauty.
• Furano - Furano, located in central Hokkaido, Japan, is celebrated for its stunning landscapes and seasonal beauty, particularly its vibrant lavender fields at Farm Tomita, which bloom spectacularly in summer. Visitors are drawn to its picturesque rolling hills, flower fields, and mountain views. In addition to lavender, Furano offers attractions like Ningle Terrace, a charming forest village of wooden cottages selling local crafts, and the Furano Cheese Factory, where visitors can sample unique cheeses and even participate in cheese-making. In winter, Furano transforms into a popular ski resort with powdery snow and breathtaking alpine vistas. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the area’s hiking and cycling trails during the warmer months, while natural hot springs provide a serene retreat year-round. With its seasonal charm and variety of activities, Furano is a must-visit destination in Hokkaido.
• Farm Tomita - One of Japan’s oldest flower fields, Farm Tomita has evolved from a former lavender field into a vast pastoral farm featuring as many as 150 kinds of flowers. Lavender typically blooms starting in June, and the winter greenhouse opens to the public in mid-August, showcasing various plants such as lavender and geraniums. In addition to lavender, other flower varieties are also planted in the garden. Saffron blooms from mid-April, followed by daffodils, tulips, and more in May. Climbing to the top of the flower field offers a view of the Furano Basin and the Tokachi mountain range amidst the lavender fields.

Note: This itinerary is only available on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

• Shikisai no Oka - Shikisai No Oka is a renowned panoramic flower garden located in Biei, Hokkaido, Japan. Famous for its stunning seasonal landscapes, the garden spans a vast area of rolling hills, with fields of vibrant flowers like lavender, sunflowers, tulips, and cosmos blooming from spring to autumn. The array of colors spread across the gentle slopes creates a breathtaking view often described as a “flower paradise.”

Visitors can explore the garden on foot, rent buggies, or take a ride on a tractor bus to enjoy the sights. The garden is also surrounded by scenic views of the Tokachi mountain range, adding to its charm.

In winter, Shikisai No Oka transforms into a snow-covered wonderland, offering activities like snow rafting and snowmobiling. The on-site shop sells local produce and flower-related souvenirs, and the café serves dishes featuring fresh ingredients from the area.

• Ningle Terrace - Ningle Terrace in Furano is a forest handmade experience workshop inspired by a character in the novels of Japanese writer Satoshi Kuramoto (specifically, a 15cm elf living in a large forest). The cabins here are small shops, each selling unique handmade goods such as glass crafts, paper crafts, hand paintings, and crafts made from Furano’s dried lavender flowers. Each shop is small and exquisite, and everything is exclusively sold here, ensuring there are no duplicates.

• Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
• Buffet lunch and Hokkaido melon/ice cream (if option selected)

• Other personal expenses
• Shikisai-no-Oka Norokko tractor bus (charge of 500 JPY)