Furano
Lavender fields, melon, and Hokkaido's geographic heart.
Sitting in the middle of Hokkaido, Furano is famous for its July lavender bloom at Farm Tomita, Yubari-style melons, and powder snow in winter. The Furano-Biei basin is the iconic patchwork of flower fields and rolling hills.
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Must-see attractions
- Farm Tomita
The original lavender farm — seven-color flower rows, July peak, free entry.
- Ningle Terrace
15 fairytale craft cabins in the woods behind New Furano Prince Hotel, evening illumination.
- Furano Cheese Factory
Cheese, butter & ice-cream workshops, hands-on classes for kids.
- Shikisai-no-oka
Panoramic flower hills with seasonal blooms — lavender, cosmos, and sweeping patchwork views.
- Furano Ski Resort
FIS World Cup-grade slopes with the driest powder in central Hokkaido.
Recommended hotels
- New Furano Prince Hotel
Ski-in to Furano resort, hosts Ningle Terrace, all-season comfort.
- Fenix Furano
Boutique ski lodge with onsen, walk to lifts.
- Adagio
A well-known guesthouse in Furano — cosy rooms with farm views, popular in summer.
- Hoshino Resorts OMO7 Asahikawa
1 hr north — modern base if Furano is sold out in July.
Food & restaurants
- Furano Curry Milk Ramen
Local fusion specialty, try at Tonton or Furanoya.
- Kumagera
Mountain-cabin restaurant — venison, sansai, local sake.
- Farm Tomita melon house
Half a fresh Furano melon in July & August — the simplest joy.
- Wine House (Furano)
Hilltop restaurant with vineyard views, Furano wine pairing.
Getting there & around
- From Sapporo
Private charter recommended — attractions are spread out and public transport is limited; more flexible itinerary.
- From Asahikawa
Private charter or rental car recommended — attractions are spread out and public transport is limited; more flexible itinerary.
- Within Furano-Biei
Private charter or rental car recommended — attractions are spread out and public transport is limited; more flexible itinerary.
