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Ningle Terrace
The Dwarf Chalet is situated near the New Furano Prince Hotel in Nakagoryo, Furano. The wooden cabins are constructed in the forest and linked by the wooden corridor bridge. There is also a connection of small lights that decorate the cabins. There are a diversity of small crafts in the cabins, which are very delicate. Don't be too explicit when you look inside. Try to see through the corner of your eyes. That big stump is the spot where the legendary second generation of dwarfs lived in. There are passages and wooden bridges of the dwarfs build next to it, and coats of dwarfs were basked, which was very cute.Furano · 3km from downtown
Farm Tomita
The core scenic spot of Furano Lavender is famous for its horticultural landscape that combines wavy colored flower fields and different varieties of lavender fields. At the entrance of the farm, there are Furano specialty melons, honey pudding, lavender pudding, melon-flavored ice cream and lavender-flavored ice cream. For sale, there are also long tables and chairs for resting and eating. In addition, there is a gift shop on the farm that sells Furano specialty products made from lavender, such as dried lavender flowers, essential oils, perfumes, cosmetics, and incense pillows. The flowering period of lavender is from July to early August, and the farm will plant other varieties of ornamental plants during the period outside the lavender flowering period. In addition, the East Tomita Farm (ラベンダーイースト) operated by Tomita Farm in Kamifurano Town is also worth visiting.Nakafurano · 9.2km from Furano
Panoramic Flower Gardens Shikisai-no-oka
Panoramic Flower Gardens Shikisai-no-oka is a panoramic flower garden located in theBiei hills of Hokkaido, covering an area of approx. 15 hectares. The rolling slopes are planted in rotation with approx. 30 types of flowers and plants, including lavender, lupines, sunflowers, and cosmos, which bloom continuously from late spring to late fall: in summer, lavender spreads out in purple ribbons, followed by sunflowers lifting their heads, and in the fall, they are replaced by pink and white cosmos. Rows of flower ribbons spread out along the curves of the hills, looking like an open palette from a distance, and on clear days, you can even see the distant Tokachi mountain range. Giant scarecrows stand in the flower fields, and the park also keeps a herd of alpacas that you can view up close. If you get tired of walking, you can take a tractor-pulled tour vehicle to ride around the flower fields, or try an ice cream made with fresh Biei milk. In winter, the snow-covered hills transform into a snow park, where you can also experience snow activities like snowmobiling.Biei · 21.8km from Furano
Shirogane Blue Pond (Aoiike)
Shirogane Blue Pond (Aoiike) is an artificial pond created after the eruption of Mount Tokachi, when a dam was built on the Biei River to prevent volcanic mudflow disasters, resulting in the accidental accumulation of water. The trunks of larch and birch trees, which died from long-term submersion, stand in the pond, and the blue-green water reflects the dead trees and the forest. The blue color here is not artificial. After the aluminum-rich spring water from the upstream Shirogane Onsen flows into the Biei River, it mixes with the river water to form invisible colloidal particles. These particles strongly scatter the blue light from the sun, while the white volcanic soil at the bottom of the pond makes the blue appear even more vivid. The blueness of the pond water changes with the weather, time of day, and season. You can take photos from different angles while walking along the trail by the pond. This pond is also widely known for a photograph: a work by photographer Kent Shiraishi featuring the first snow here won an award in the National Geographic Photo Contest and was subsequently selected by Apple as one of the built-in wallpapers for its computer operating system. Every winter, the pond surface freezes and is covered in snow. After nightfall, lights illuminate the dead trees and the ice, presenting a tranquil scene that is completely different from the daytime.Biei · 25.1km from Furano
Hokuseiyama
Nakafurano · 8.2km from Furano
Furano Jam Garden - Kyohsai Farm
In 1973, Okubo's mother-in-law founded the membership-based Mutsui Farm and Furano Jam Garden in pursuit of ingredients and delicious food that can be eaten with peace of mind. More than 30 kinds of handcrafted jams, including Japanese blueberry HASCAPPU, Japanese rose hips, mountain grapes, and raspberries, are completely made from natural fruits or organic fruits and vegetables from the mutual aid farm, which are delicious and healthy. In addition to the service of tasting and selling jams, interested parties can also make their own handmade jams under the guidance of professional staff.Furano · 15.2km from downtown
Shirahige Waterfall
Shirahige Waterfall is a groundwater-fed waterfall on the upper reaches of the Biei River. Groundwater from theMount Tokachimountain range seeps into the ground and emerges from rock crevices halfway up the canyon cliff, cascading down the cliff face in dozens of thin streams. From a distance, it resembles a hanging white beard, which is how it got its name. The ideal viewing spot is the observation deck on the bridge spanning the Biei River. Looking over the railing, the white streams and the blue-green river below are captured in the same frame, creating an iconic composition for this view. Rich in minerals, this section of the river scatters sunlight to create a translucent blue color as it flows toward the hot spring area downstream. The waterfall has different highlights throughout the four seasons: in summer, the mountains are lush and green, making the blue-green river stand out; in fall, the forest is ablaze with color; in winter, the cliffs are covered in snow, creating a striking contrast between the white snow and the blue river. Located adjacent to the hot spring town, it offers visitors a unique natural viewing and photography experience.Biei · 25.4km from Furano
Rokugo Forest
The forest of Luxiang is the location of the filming of the TV series "From the Northland" in 1981. In the forest, in addition to the log cabin built by the protagonist Goro in the play, there are also photography exhibition rooms such as the Colorful Earth Pavilion for tourists to visit. The well-known ones in the forest of Luxiang are Maruta Hut, Goro's Stone House and Picked Up Home. If you visit them separately, you need to buy tickets separately, or you can buy a combined ticket to visit together. Maruta House This is the wooden house built by Goro himself in the play, and the one that was burned down in the special chapter, but the house burned down during filming is another prop, the real Maruta House is still preserved, fans of the show do not miss it. Goro's Stone House (Goro's Stone's Home) is one of the important scenes in "From the North". The stone house is completely built with stones picked up from the nearby hillside. It still maintains the same scenery as it was at the time of shooting. Many fans Come here to visit. The main scene of "Last Words" in the final chapter of the home that I picked up. The house that Goro built for Yukiko and the newly married Jun and Yuu out of waste materials. The range of waste materials is as large as abandoned buses, public telephone booths, mountain lifts, as small as egg packaging boxes, wine bottles, etc. Amazing creativity, people can't help but be amazed.Furano · 13.1km from downtown
Farm Tomita Lavender East
Farm Tomita Lavender Eastis an affiliated flower field located approx. 4 km east of Farm Tomita, and is also one of the larger lavender fields in Japan. It is only open to the public in July each year, when you can enjoy a magnificent view of a sea of purple lavender.Kamifurano · 9.9km from Furano
Rokugo Viewing Platform
Furano · 16km from downtown
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Ningle Terrace
Furano · 3km from downtownFarm Tomita
Nakafurano · 9.2km from FuranoPanoramic Flower Gardens Shikisai-no-oka
Biei · 21.8km from FuranoShirogane Blue Pond (Aoiike)
Biei · 25.1km from FuranoHokuseiyama
Nakafurano · 8.2km from FuranoFurano Jam Garden - Kyohsai Farm
Furano · 15.2km from downtownShirahige Waterfall
Biei · 25.4km from FuranoRokugo Forest
Furano · 13.1km from downtownFarm Tomita Lavender East
Kamifurano · 9.9km from FuranoRokugo Viewing Platform
Furano · 16km from downtown
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What travellers say about Furano
Alwayswandering23 December 2024
5.0
Iit was a magical experience! The design of the platform blends beautifully with the forest, creating a serene atmosphere. I enjoyed walking along the scenic trails and taking in the fresh mountain air.
Ningle Terrace
_TI***j02 February 2025
4.0
it is so so pretty ! with all the flowers and lavenders flourishing everywhere, the place is so nice for a comfortable relax trip ,
Farm Tomita
uztzuz18 September 2025
5.0
Located in Biei, Shikisai-no-Oka is a renowned tourist destination in Hokkaido, Japan. Spreading over 15 hectares, this flower field, Shikisai-no-Oka, is a vibrant rainbow of vibrant flowers, adorning the hills with a vibrant hue. This captivating attraction attracts tourists from all over the world, who often linger here.
Panoramic Flower Gardens Shikisai-no-oka
_TI***T225 March 2025
4.0
it is also interesting to go there during winter times winter wonderland there snowy weather, the surroundings are nice
Shirogane Blue Pond (Aoiike)
Doctor X_Candy6 March 2025
5.0
When the weather is good, the snow-capped mountains behind the Shirahige Falls will be even more beautiful. I didn’t expect that I was so lucky this time. I encountered a sunny day with super good visibility. I saw this epic beauty with my own eyes! The Shirahige Falls itself is very beautiful🥹. Coupled with the rolling snow-capped mountains in the distance🥰, it is really one of the most unforgettable moments of this trip to Hokkaido.
Shirahige Waterfall
沈牧桑9 May 2016
4.0
Both Tomita Farm and Lavender East are beautiful. Tomita Farm has more flowers, such as French lilies, poppies, etc. After seeing them, I also want to be a flower farmer. When I was a child, I wanted to open a flower shop to sell living potted plants and some flower essential oils.
Farm Tomita Lavender East
