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Admire the seasonal flowers against the backdrop of Hokkaido’s vast natural landscape.
This tourist farm, located on a hill along National Route 237, offers breathtaking views of Hokkaido’s natural beauty, including the Asahidake and Tokachidake mountain ranges. Visitors can enjoy a colorful display of seasonal flower fields, with around 30 different varieties such as 3,000 lavender plants, sunflowers, and poppies, blooming from spring to autumn.
The expansive grounds can be explored by buggy or cart, with options for single and two-person buggies, or carts that accommodate 4–5 people. The course takes you through vibrant flower fields, a kids' playground, a birch-lined road, and a viewing platform. From the platform, you can see one of Biei’s iconic landscapes, the "Ken ＆ Mary Tree."
After enjoying the beautiful Biei scenery, take a break at the on-site restaurant, which offers light snacks like floats and soft serve ice cream, as well as Hokkaido specialties such as the Genghis Khan bowl.
You’ll be greeted by a vibrant array of seasonal flowers surrounding the pond.
Ride a buggy through the vast flower fields and take in the breathtaking scenery.
You can also catch a view of the popular "Ken ＆ Mary Tree," one of Biei's iconic spots.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
Sorry, we don’t have pamphlets. Signs available.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
No free Wi-Fi available.
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Are coin lockers available?
Not available.
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Are there restrooms available?
Yes, there are.
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Are there any smoking areas?
Yes.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
On the way to Biei, we unexpectedly came across the "Hill of Atoms," surrounded by Hokkaido's natural beauty. The hillside is covered with colorful flowers that change with the seasons, and the wide-open Hokkaido scenery makes it really photogenic.
It's also a free attraction, with free parking and restrooms, so there's no admission fee to worry about. It's definitely worth stopping by for a walk if you're passing through!
It takes about 20 minutes to stroll around the entire grounds, so you don't need to set aside much time to enjoy the fields of flowers and natural scenery. ATV rentals are also available for an additional fee if you want to explore further, but just walking around is honestly enough!
Some areas are only accessible by ATV, but for us, walking along the hillside, taking photos, and enjoying the Hokkaido breeze was already very satisfying.
