Lavender fields, the Blue Pond, Patchwork Road, and Farm Tomita — all at your own pace with a private English-speaking driver.
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Furano and Biei occupy the heart of Hokkaido, where the landscape opens into a vast canvas of rolling hills, flower farms, and patchwork fields. The region is most celebrated for its lavender season in July, when Farm Tomita's fields turn a deep, fragrant purple that draws visitors from across the world.
Biei, just north of Furano, is renowned for its scenic Patchwork Road — a network of country lanes winding through geometric crop fields that change colour with the seasons. The Biei Blue Pond, with its extraordinary turquoise water and ghostly birch trees, has become one of Hokkaido's most iconic images.
In winter, Furano transforms into one of Japan's premier ski destinations, celebrated for its legendary powder snow. The region's artisan food culture — cheese, wine, jam, and fresh dairy — makes it a year-round destination for those who appreciate the finest things Hokkaido has to offer.
July
Lavender Peak
1,000m
Ski Elevation
2 hrs
From Sapporo
We offer itineraries from 1-day excursions to 3-night multi-day tours. The courses below are model examples — we can build any itinerary around your exact preferences, interests, and schedule.
3 nights / 4 days and longer tours are also available. Please enquire for a fully personalised multi-day itinerary.

Hokkaido's most celebrated flower farm, where rows of purple lavender stretch across rolling hills toward distant mountains. At its peak in July, the fragrance and colour are overwhelming. The farm also grows poppies, cosmos, and salvia in a spectacular seasonal display.

One of Hokkaido's most photographed landscapes, the Biei Blue Pond glows with an otherworldly turquoise colour caused by aluminium hydroxide in the water. Dead silver birch trees reflected in the still surface create an ethereal, almost surreal atmosphere.

Biei's gently rolling hills are divided into geometric fields of wheat, potatoes, beet, and flowers, creating a patchwork of colour that changes with the seasons. The iconic Ken & Mary Tree, Mild Seven Hill, and Parent & Child Trees are beloved landmarks along this scenic route.

Furano's artisan cheese factory produces some of Hokkaido's finest dairy products using milk from local farms. Visitors can observe the cheese-making process, taste fresh varieties, and explore the pastoral farm setting surrounded by Furano's famous countryside.

Perched on a hillside overlooking the Furano valley, the Furano Winery produces distinctive wines from grapes grown in Hokkaido's cool climate. The tasting room offers views across the vineyard, and the wines reflect the unique terroir of Japan's northernmost wine region.

One of Japan's premier ski destinations, Furano is celebrated for its legendary powder snow and reliable conditions from December to April. The resort offers diverse terrain for all levels, and the après-ski culture in Furano town is warm and welcoming.
Tell us your travel dates, group size, and preferred destinations. We will reply in English within 24 hours with a personalised itinerary and transparent quote.
"Your itinerary. Your driver. Your Hokkaido."