• Visit two major natural scenic spots in Hokkaido: the mysterious Blue Pond in Biei and the colorful Tomita Farm in Furano.
• Enjoy a panoramic view of the flower fields of Biei Hill! Take a stroll along the mysterious and beautiful Blue Pond and admire the dreamlike scene where the azure waters blend seamlessly with the wild white birches!
• Enjoy a local specialty lunch: curry omelet rice! (Meal included)
• Shopping at the trendy and romantic "Forest Elf Terrace" shopping area
• Take a sightseeing bus and enjoy the patchwork-like hilly and pastoral scenery of Biei's Patchwork Road.
• Visit the popular Asahiyama Zoo for close encounters with various animals, including polar bears, Arctic foxes, red pandas, and deer (meals not included).

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• Farm Tomita

Located in Furano, this is Hokkaido's most representative lavender field, with
the best viewing period in July. Besides lavender, there are also colorful
flower fields, poppies, baby's breath, and other seasonal flowers. The park
features a lavender specialty shop and a perfume workshop.

• Biei Blue Pond

The pool's water has a dreamy blue hue due to natural minerals, offering
different views in each season. It is especially romantic during the winter
when the lights are on, attracting many photography enthusiasts.

• Local specialty curry omelet rice (only applicable to meal plans)

The Furano region is famous for its "curry omelet rice," featuring a smooth
omelet paired with a rich curry sauce, creating a unique flavor. Made with
fresh local vegetables and Tokachi-produced butter, it offers a complex and
layered taste.

• Asahiyama Zoo (Applicable only to the meal-excluding option)

Asahiyama Zoo, located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, is Japan's northernmost zoo.
It's best known for its unique "active exhibits" concept. Unlike typical zoos
where you simply see the animals, these exhibits meticulously create
environments that closely resemble their natural habitats, allowing them to
display their original habits and vitality. Here, you can: Observe seals
swimming up and down in the "Ocean Tunnel" through a cylindrical aquarium in
the Seal Pavilion; walk through the glass tunnel in the Penguin Pavilion and
look up at the penguins as if they are soaring overhead; witness polar bears
leaping into the water in the Polar Bear Pavilion, experiencing their immense
size and elegance. Don't miss the incredibly therapeutic "Penguin Walk" during
your winter visit! This zoo, once on the verge of bankruptcy, successfully
turned its fortunes around thanks to its "active exhibits" and is now a
representative tourist attraction in Hokkaido, drawing over a million visitors
annually.