• Scenery sculpted by the power of nature: Biei Blue Pond, Shirahige Waterfall

• Famous for its patchwork flower fields at Shikisai-no-Oka, and the dreamy flower sea at Farm Tomita

  
  

• No shopping stops, providing a relaxing travel experience

  
  
• Tour guides provide Chinese and English services (driver-guide provides Chinese service), no need to worry about communication issues

【Furano Attractions】

• Roller Coaster Road (Sightseeing by car): Famous for its extreme elevation changes and straight roads, driving here feels as thrilling as riding a roller coaster. You can enjoy panoramic views of the vast farmland and majestic mountains on both sides.
• Shikisai-no-oka: A breathtaking 15-hectare flower garden where dozens of flower varieties bloom in vibrant colors. Visitors can ride tractors, ATVs, or go-karts to enjoy the scenery. Admission is required from July to September; please pay on-site.
• Blue Pond: Located in Biei, Hokkaido, this popular scenic spot is famous for its water that shifts in shades of blue depending on the light and weather. The combination of withered trees in the pond and the tranquil water creates a dreamlike landscape, making it an unmissable photo spot in Biei that charms visitors in every season.
• Shirahige Waterfall: A beautiful scenic spot in the Kamikawa region of Hokkaido. The waterfall flows like the shimmering silver-blue beard of an old man, and under the sunlight, the blue glow makes it look like a magical river from a fairy tale.
• Farm Tomita: A vast, rolling landscape with a European pastoral feel, famous as a top tourist destination in Hokkaido for its summer flower fields. The undulating fields are planted with various crops, along with large patches of lavender and sunflowers. You can also purchase a variety of lavender products here.

【Kamui Misaki Attractions】

• Cape Kamui: Located at the northernmost tip of the Shakotan Peninsula in western Hokkaido, Cape Kamui is famous for its dramatic cliffs and 'Shakotan Blue'—a deep, transparent blue-green sea that is a unique natural wonder of Hokkaido and a designated Hokkaido Heritage site. A 20-minute walk along the Cape Kamui trail leads to the observation deck at the cliff's edge, offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.
• Shimamui Coast: Located near Cape Shakotan, this site is famous for its crystal-clear water and is recognized as one of the '100 Best Beaches in Japan.' Visitors can pass through a short tunnel to reach the viewing area to admire the dreamlike blend of mint green and Shakotan blue, while overlooking the magnificent coastline surrounded by cliffs.
• Yoichi Nikka Whisky Distillery: Founded in 1934 by Masataka Taketsuru, the father of Japanese whisky, this is one of the oldest existing whisky distilleries in Japan. The site preserves buildings from the Taisho and Showa eras, including the founder's former residence, distillery buildings, and a museum. Admission is free, and some products are available for tasting.

Nikka Museum tour does not include guided tours or areas that require advance reservation.

From late June to mid-October, you may choose 'Nitori Orchard Fruit Picking Experience (30 minutes)' as an alternative to the distillery visit. Please select one of the two attractions. If the orchard is closed or there is no fruit to pick, the distillery visit will be arranged instead.

• Otaru: A famous port city in Hokkaido that retains many stone warehouse buildings from its time as a major trading hub in the Meiji era. The warehouse district along the Otaru Canal is the most iconic spot, offering a romantic atmosphere when the streetlights turn on in the evening. Otaru sushi and glass crafts are the most well-known local experiences.