• The departure and arrival times are moderate, so you can stay in Sapporo and take the JR to Asahikawa

  
  

• Enjoy the scenery of Hokkaido from a leisurely bus ride

  
  

• Visit popular spots in Furano and Biei

  
  

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- Itinerary Introduction -

【Hill of Four Seasons】

Shikisai-oka Flower Field covers 7 hectares, roughly the size of three Tokyo
Dome stadiums, and offers stunning views of the Asahiyama and Tokachiyama
mountain ranges in the distance. From spring to autumn, thirty varieties of
flowers bloom in vibrant colors. Rows of cosmos, lavender, hyacinth bean
flowers, and other flowers create a colorful floral tapestry across the
rolling hills, dazzling and breathtaking, earning it the reputation of
Hokkaido's "Paradise of Flowers."

Farm Tomita

Farm Tomita is one of the oldest flower fields in Hokkaido. Originally, the
farm only grew lavender, but in recent years, under the care of its owner, it
has added marigolds, poppies, and other flowers, gradually forming the rainbow
sea of ​​flowers that we see today.

【Blue Pond】

Approaching the Blue Pond in Biei is like stepping into a fairyland, a hazy,
ethereal beauty shrouded in mist. The pond's water, rich in minerals from
volcanic ash and sandy sediment, reflects a variety of fantastical colors
under sunlight. Combined with the blue sky reflected in the water, the color
is tinted a bluish-green. The pond's surface is still, as calm as a mirror.
Plants grow both inside and outside the pond, adding a touch of poetry to the
blue expanse. The water has submerged some lower-lying vegetation, leaving
behind a forest of dead trees. The contrast between the withered trees and the
thriving birch groves along the pond's edge creates a striking image of life
and death.

Whitebeard Waterfall

Shirahige Falls, with a drop of 30 meters and an elevation of 600 meters, is
located in Shirogane Onsen-kyo, Biei Town. It gets its name from the white,
beard-like stream of water that cascades down from the cracks in the rocks.
The water gushing from underground crashes against the rocks, creating waves
that shimmer with a blue light.