All Reviews of Farm Tomita

Every July is peak lavender season and also the busiest flower-viewing season in Furano. As soon as you enter Farm Tomita, you're greeted by vast fields of purple lavender and a light floral fragrance. The scenery is romantic and soothing.

Besides the lavender, another major highlight at Farm Tomita is Hokkaido melon. There are many melon-related foods in the park. The melon is sweet and juicy with delicate flesh, and having a bite of cold melon on a hot summer day really feels wonderful. There are also greenhouses, shops, and all kinds of desserts, so you can take a leisurely walk, take photos, and enjoy the food. If you also want to visit nearby attractions such as Biei and Furano, driving is the more convenient option.

Farm Tomita has flower fields stretching as far as the eye can see, rolling across the hills like a beautifully crafted patchwork quilt.

Walking through the sea of flowers, with a light floral scent in the air, felt incredibly relaxing.

The lavender ice cream and melon desserts were so satisfying!

Standing in the flower fields at Farm Tomita, the breeze carried a light floral scent, and it made me feel completely at ease. The colors were rich but perfectly balanced, and it made me want to stay a little longer.

The lavender fields are massive—seriously intense. Seeing them in person is even more unreal than in photos.

The colors are super saturated, and no matter how you shoot it, it looks like a postcard.

You can enjoy the lavender fields without an entrance fee. There are some shops around the farm, and you definitely have to try the delicious melon and ice cream when you visit.

Every year, Farm Tomita attracts tons of flower lovers. Each type of flower blooms at a different time, so you can see lots of flowers all the way until October. As a huge flower fan, I absolutely love it here!