• 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).

• Farm Tomita

Located in Furano, this is Hokkaido's most iconic lavender field, with July
being the peak viewing season. Beyond lavender, the park features a variety of
seasonal flowers including colorful flower fields, poppies, and baby's breath.
The park also includes shops selling lavender products and a perfume workshop.

• Biei Blue Pond

*The pond's dreamy blue color is caused by natural minerals, offering different scenery throughout the four seasons. The winter illumination period is especially romantic and attracts many photography enthusiasts.

• Local Specialty Curry Omurice (Available for meal-inclusive packages only)
  
  The Furano region is famous for its 'Curry Omurice,' featuring fluffy eggs
  paired with rich curry sauce for a unique flavor. Made with fresh local
  vegetables and Tokachi butter, it offers a rich and layered taste.

  
  

• Asahiyama Zoo (Available for meal-exclusive packages only)

  
  

Located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Asahiyama Zoo is the northernmost zoo in
Japan. It is best known for its unique 'behavioral display' concept. Unlike
traditional zoos, the 'behavioral display' does not just let you see the
animals; it carefully creates an environment close to their natural habitat,
allowing them to exhibit their original habits and vitality. Here you can:
Observe seals swimming up and down before your eyes through the cylindrical
'Marine Tunnel' at the Seal House. Walk through a glass tunnel at the Penguin
House and look up to see penguins 'flying' overhead. Witness polar bears
diving into the water at the Polar Bear House and feel their power and
elegance. When visiting in winter, don't miss the super healing 'Penguin
Walk'! Once on the verge of bankruptcy, this zoo successfully turned itself
around with the 'behavioral display' concept and is now a representative
Hokkaido attraction that attracts over a million visitors every year.