[2024 Nakafurano Attraction] Travel Guide for Farm Tomita (Updated Sep)

Tomita farm Japan 🇯🇵

#traveldiaries Farm Tomita is a farm in Nakafurano, Hokkaido, Japan. Farm Tomita is one of the many farms in the area which create this reputation by planting giant fields of lavender and other colorful crops such as tulips. Right, is a picture of one of the many scenic vistas available to tourists who visit the farm. Farm Tomita is one of the many farms in the area which create this reputation by planting giant fields of lavender and other colorful crops such as tulips. It was an unforgettable experience to explore the flower farm. #traveldiaries #100waysoftravel

Visit Hokkaido in the height of summer to see the flowers: The complete guide to Furano's lavender

① Nakafurano "Color Fragrance Village" ►Check-in experience: - Not many people come to Color Fragrance Village, one reason is that it's quite a distance away, requiring a climb up a steep slope; the other is that this quaint place is more of a niche spot, and large travel groups generally don't come here. - After crossing a field opposite Nakafurano Station, turn onto a small path and slowly climb up, the destination is at the end of the forest! Along the way, there are lovely little flowers and grasses planted by local residents - Once you reach the lavender garden, you're greeted by a sea of purple! Sunflowers! The sunflowers planted here are golden yellow, small and delicate, and particularly endearing! From a corner of the flower field, you can see the distant Tokachi mountain range! ►Recommended visit: 2 hours ►Transportation: Take the JR express train from Sapporo to Furano ② Furano's most beautiful farm: Tomita Farm ► After returning to Nakafurano Station, I rented a bicycle and set off for "Tomita Farm," the farm of the Tomita family who persisted in growing lavender many years ago! ► Tomita Farm - Composed of several flower fields, among which the most famous is the colorful flower field. It's like a luxurious flower carpet visible even from the moon, stretching straight towards the pine forest on the other side of the field! - Unlike the singular scenery of Provence, Furano's lavender, set against various environments (colorful fields, large forests, distant mountains, blue skies and white clouds), presents various postures. It feels like a painting from any angle, with endless scenes to capture - Continue cycling to a lavender field on the hillside, which is the oldest lavender field of Tomita Farm, giving a bit of a Provencal feel! - The bike rental was scheduled for 2 hours, but I ended up wandering around for almost 3 hours before heading back. ► Town-run Lavender Garden - When returning the bike, I took a distant look at the town-run Lavender Garden on the way, which is a flower field in summer and Nakafurano's ski resort in winter! The word "Nakafurano" is spelled out with flowers in the middle, complemented by various colors of flowers below ►Recommended check-in: 3 hours ►Transportation: Rent a bicycle

Tomita Farm in Furano

#wheretogo A must-visit place, very beautiful scenery, professional staff, and the overall attention to detail is amazing! They really go the extra mile to delight their guests. Free entry, free wifi are a genius ideas to attract people, and it is very difficult not to buy anything ☺️ You can get all sorts of 🪻 lavender-related products here. Very lovely place to wander round. We visited late October and there were still some flowers to view although not much lavender. Shops selling all things lavender and a cafe attached too with simple meals, melon and lavender ice cream.

Tomita farm

Getting There - 3hrs with limited train from Sapporo station Attractions - lavender farm, flower farm Food & Restaurants - ice cream, Japanese restaurant Shopping - lavender stuffs, soap, lotion, perfume Entrance fee - free Tomita lavender farm is the biggest lavender harvesting farm in Japan. It is located in furano city, the nearest station is nakafurano. #japan #furano

Beutiful Flowers & More At Farm Tomita

Farm tomita is one of the largest farms in Furano and a day here is never enough. In fact, my family and I loved Fram tomita so much we spent hours and couldn't bear to leave it. Farm tomita has huge flower fields and these flowers were so pretty and they were of different colours and types. Then, there's also a large lavender field, which was a sea of purple and calming lavender flowers. The whole place smells heavenly and relaxing with the lavender scent filling up the whole air. Do buy their famous lavender ice cream, I guarantee you will love it. The special lavender ice cream was milky with a hint of lavender taste and it was a great dessert in the summer heat. Next head over to their melon fields and there is a cafe next to it selling their popular melons and melon ice blended drink. The melon was sweet, juicy and refreshing and it was the same for the drink. They were the best melon and drink I have ever tasted! Overall, love the atmosphere and experience at farm tomita. We will definitely be back here again! #wecreate

Hokkaido's breathtaking field

Farm Tomita is one of Hokkaido’s largest tourist attraction site. It has various beautiful flower fields including the 5-hectare lavender field and other flower gardens. The lavender flowers were almost gone when we visited. The best time to visit Farm Tomita is in late June to early August. During this time the flowers in the garden will be in bloom and a colorful sight can be experienced. Farm Tomita is a 25-minute walk from JR Furano Station. There is a special “Furano-Biei Norokko-go” train that runs between Asahikawa and Furano from June to mid-September. The train stops at the special station Lavender Farm Station, which is a 7-minute walk to Farm Tomita. You can also take a taxi but it's difficult to find one. #farmtomita #lavenderfields #hokkaido #hokkaidotravel #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #japan #japanstories

I love Farm Tomita

#celebratewithtrip A must go place in Hokkaido. The entrance is free, but you will sure splurge in food like lavender ice cream, fresh melon, melon bread, corn, and lavender-infused souvenirs. #furano #hokkaido #friendstrip #2015 #japan

#Perfect place to visit in summer.

Farm Tomita is one of Hokkaido’s largest tourist attraction site that brings in over 1 million people annually from all over Japan and the world. Lavender blooms from late June to early August. The vibrant purple scenery sprawled across Furano is a sign of early summer for Hokkaido.Sadly, I came here too late and didn't see the lavender. At Farm Tomita, there are a variety of flowers grown other than lavenders. A pleasant view is offered throughout the seasons with various flowers. At the entrance of the farm is the Hanabito Field. When Hokkaido finally enters spring in May, grape hyacinth and viola start to bloom. From early supper to autumn red and yellow flowers such as marigold and silver cock’s comb start to fill the fields. *Access -It is a 25-minute walk from JR Furano Station to Farm Tomita. Also from June to mid-September the special “Furano-Biei Norokko-go” train runs between Asahikawa and Furano. The train stops at the special station Lavender Farm Station, which is a 7-minute walk to Farm Tomita.

Furano and Tomita Farm Day Tour

It was a nice tour. Tips for those taking this tour, wear shoes. Your feet will get really dirty. Bring also something to wipe your face with. During our trip, it was very windy and dusty. Our white shoes/ sandals turned brown 😅 the flowers are beautiful, but expect a lot of people. The tour guide is good, but I found it hard to understand his English. His main language is Chinese and Japanese. For the buffet lunch, it was just a regular lunch/menu, only buffet style. The melons are sweet, not so sure if they are really the expensive ones. #summervacation

This sea of flowers can be seen during the Summer in Ciba, Prefecture, #Japan. It is said to be the most famous sightseeing farm in Japan, having lots of attraction inside the actual farm. It is so huge that it is necessary to ride a bus while touring inside. It was lots of fun. We saw cows, thousands of flowers, and sheeps! #wintergetaway

When we arrived at Furano from Otaru, all we saw were bare or green fields. Our expectations were not high so we were extremely delighted to see brightly coloured flowers at Farm Tomita. Rows and rows of neatly planted flowers in rainbow hues greeted us. It is the first time we have seen such a colourful field. The place is huge and colorful with many kinds of flowers. Better spend more time there. I believe most of the time should be crowd with tourists. Parking was adequate in the vicinity and there were cafes selling lavender ice cream and souvenir stores. It is just next to the Melon place . #givethanks #givethanks

This place is easy to access with ample parking. The colours of the lavendar were just amazing. However, it was really crowded. But nevertheless one should visit. There were quite a few shops and eateries on location too. #GiveThanks

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Hokkaido Travel | The most complete Furano Ravine Raiders Park day out is Japan's first public garden with large lavender fields, located in Kami Furano. It will also be open to the public for weddings in July. Address: No. 27, Higashi-Higashi-cho, Higashi-cho, Hokkaido-cho, Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-Higashi-cho East straight to see opening hours: all day (May - October) tickets: free recommended play: 1 hour most popular Futian Farm Hokkaido to see The place where lavender must be punched, the old lavender farm, the Futian Farm built in 1958 has now become an important element of many Hokkaido summer scenery videos. Although there are many people, there are many varieties of flowers. There are more than a dozen large and small flower fields, and there are many kinds of souvenirs. It is worth going! (This farm returns to open one) Address: Hokkaido Nakafurano-cho North Star Transport: 1. Take the KURURU () bus to Futian Farm Station () and get off; 2. Take the JR train from Furano Station or Asahikawa and get off at Lavender Hanada Station () and walk for 7-8 minutes (usually every day from July to August, September, Saturday, Sunday and holidays). Not many, you can get the timetable at the visitor center, JR station and hotel, miss only 20 minutes to get to JR Nakafurano JR Station) 3. Get off at JR Nakafurano Station and walk for 20 minutes to the northeast. 4. Take a taxi from JR JR Furano JR Station for about 770 yen, and the Nakafurano Tourist Association offers a carpool of 200 yen/person (a car can be used for 9 people in 20 minutes, only 7.1-17.31 days. There are also driving routes for carpooling: JR Nakafurano Station - Tomita Farm - Machimachi Lavender Garden - JR Nakafurano Station, Opening hours: 8

Lavender 🪻 field in Hokkaido!!

#100waysoftravel Located in Nakafurano in Hokkaido, Farm Tomita is a farm open to the public with beautiful flower fields. In summer, especially in July, you can view the big beautiful lavender 🪻 fields, taste lavender flavour ice cream, and purchase lavender products such as lavender skincare, fragrance, sachets and more. In summer between June to August, there is also a special Norokko-go train which brings you to the seasonal Lavender Farm station, allowing visitors easier and quicker access to the farm (around a 7 minutes walk).

The part of the holiday. BUT the weather was super hot. and YES , the lavender soft serve at farm tomita is a MUST TRY. walking to farm tomita from naka furano station is easy - there were direction arrow , so just follow the arrow OR just follow the crowd. walking takes about 20mins.#lavenderfarm #farmtomita #furano #yubari

Checking in at Tomita Farm to join the fun, it is indeed very photogenic, but the lavender ice cream is not commendable

At 10 AM, I took the JR Furano Line slow train from Asahikawa Station to Furano Flower Field Station, which turned out to be a temporary station set up specifically for the lavender season. After a 7-minute walk, I arrived at the must-visit Tomita Farm, one of the most famous lavender sightseeing spots in Hokkaido. It is indeed very photogenic, but the ice cream tastes just average. Lavender Sea of Flowers: The farm is famous for its vast lavender fields. Every summer, the purple sea of flowers decorates the entire farm in a romantic and dreamy way.

Must-visit in Hokkaido during summer: The lavender in Furano is blooming

If you travel to Hokkaido in the summer, you must visit Furano to see the lavender. When you search for lavender pictures worldwide, some that you think are from Provence in southern France are actually taken in Furano. In Furano and Biei, there are many farms and flower fields in the summer. The most famous lavender field is Tomita Farm. It is very large, with vast lavender fields and colorful flower fields. Because it is the largest, it also attracts the most tourists. Remember to avoid the crowds when taking photos. Other facilities: There are some restaurants and lavender-themed shops here, such as ice cream, fans, postcards, sachets, etc. Flowering period: Early June to mid-August Transportation: Transportation here is not very convenient, usually by chartered car or group tour.

Farm Tomita

#weekendgetaways Must visit in Hokkaido. Best time to go is during summer or spring when the flowers are in full bloom. Many people, but just jostle through them. Must eat their lavender ice cream for 400 yen and their melon bread for 350 yen. Very affordable and delicious.For melon products, there is a big building with melon signages right next to the farm. The melon soft serve here was fantastic, but the melon drink tasted too sweet and syrup-y for my liking. There is a counter to return your trash from the specific store where you bought from.overall awesome

The Ultimate Lavender Tourist Spot in Furano, Hokkaido!

When you think of summer in Hokkaido, you think of lavender! If you want to see lavender, you can't miss Farm Tomita in Furano🪻 Farm Tomita is a representative flower field of Furano, with 80 types of flowers, including lavender, adorning the gentle hills. The area is vast, and it takes about 2 hours to walk around leisurely, so it's recommended to visit with plenty of time! Since it's a popular tourist spot, going early in the morning means fewer people and easier photo opportunities. Be sure to visit and see the beautiful lavender!

Full of Colours

#familytrips2024 A must visit place in Furano. This place is like magic. Full of colours. Cute farm filled with flowers and shops that sell lovely products that are made with the lavenders harvested in the farm. It is also free to visit. We had to do the touristy thing: 1) try the lavender ice cream , melon and the melon puff was amazing! Highly recommended! Our dream destination is to go to Hong Kong for my family trip as Hong Kong is paradise for food lovers, offering a wide variety of culinary delights. My family will enjoy it very much.

Hokkaido Furano - Tomita Farm, Must-Try Lavender Ice Cream

In early June on a weekday afternoon, there was already a very large crowd, and the number may double or more once July arrives. Today, the weather gods have blessed us with superb weather; a lot of flowers have bloomed in early June, and the lavender is already budding, waiting to bloom in July. The lavender soft-serve ice cream is really delicious, everyone should definitely try one. Additionally, there are Baron potato crepes and cantaloupes available for purchase too~

Farm Tomita

#thingstodo If you are lucky with the weather, it’s absolutely gorgeous to visit. The rows of colourful flowers, combined with the open sky and distant mountains make it a necessary visit if you’re in Hokkaido. There are a lot of buses bringing tourists in the summer, so be aware it can get busy, but it didn’t feel cramped when I was outside the buildings. The ice-cream was delicious (I recommend melon and lavender), just make sure you eat it quickly. It melts very fast in the heat. The farm shops are very beautiful and well decorated, and sell all sorts, including dried flowers, perfumes, decorations and food items. The closest all-year train station is a 20-25 minute walk away, and only 5 minutes by train from Furano. The melon farm next door is also a necessary visit!

We going there the wrong timing. Left a little flowers only. But still enjoyed the view.

Endless fields of lavenders 🌹🌸💐🌺

Welcome to Farm Tomita, where vibrant fields of lavender, and other colorful blooms stretch as far as the eye can see. Located in the picturesque Furano region of Hokkaido, Japan, this floral paradise is a testament to nature's artistry. Stroll through fields painted in hues of purple, pink, and red, where the air is fragrant with the sweet scent of flowers. Don't miss the charming lavender and flower gardens, bursting with life and color. Farm Tomita is not just a farm; it's a sensory journey through the wonders of nature. Whether you're admiring the breathtaking landscapes or picking up some exquisite lavender products, you'll find tranquility and beauty in every corner. Discover the allure of Hokkaido's floral gem at Farm Tomita. #sgnomster #japan #japanitinerary #travelblogger #sgtravelblogger #visitjapan #tourjapan #travelvlog #straveller #wonderful_places #exploreeverything #letsgosomewhere #beautifuldestinations #myjapan

#timetotravel It is a stunning and beautiful place in Hokkaido, Japan, where the flowering season in September is amazing. Highly recommend this place to visit and taste the yummy seasonal fruits, honeydews melon. Flowers bloomed on the farms and you can purchase their own lavender’s products. The smelling are very good!

The Captivating Farm Tomita in Hokkaido

Featuring the captivating and iconic fields of flowers in Hokkaido, Farm Tomita is one of the most renowned spots for tourists and locals alike especially during the summer season. While they make for beautiful photographs, the gentle hills covered in lavender and other flowers also fill the air with aromatic scents which invigorate the senses. It’s definitely best to visit this breathtaking spot between June and July for the best viewing experience. Cheers!

Summer from tomita farm

Nice view with lavender and flower farm

Recently, I was in hokkaido and have visited Farm Tomita. It was lavender reason now and I was impressed with all other different flowers blooming there too! The scenery was spectacular. We also tasted their lavender and mixed honey dew ice cream too. There are some souvenirs shops that sell many different scents of soap and lavender essential oil too. To those who loves to buy some may want to buy as a gifts for friends or love ones. #flowerlover

The lavender of Tomita Farm came here at the end of July for lavender. If it is possible to come in early August, it is very likely that lavender has been harvested. Furano's climate is similar to that of Provence in the south of France, so in 1955 it began to grow lavender to extract flavors. Later, because of the popularity of artificial spices, the farmer who cultivated lavender was drastically reduced, and only Fukuda Tadao of Fukuda Farm was left. Just as he was about to give up, a photographer took pictures of the lavender fields and attracted a large number of tourists to visit. You can make your own lavender pillows, buy a variety of lavender products, and taste delicious lavender ice cream. Although it can be seen from the photos that this flower field is not large, so everyone is shooting at the same angle. But really standing there still feels the beauty of dreams.