[Hokkaido] 【Hokkaido Summer Limited】Furano Farm Tomita & Shikisai no Oka & Blue Pond & Waterfall & Patchwork Road One-Day Tour | Depart from Sapporo

• One-stop check-in for Hokkaido's top summer attractions: Gather the pastoral secrets of Biei, the lavender fields of Furano, the dreamy Blue Pond, and refreshing waterfalls. Unlock the essence of summer Hokkaido in one go, without the hassle of transfers or planning. Direct access from Sapporo for ultimate convenience.
• Summer-exclusive flower sea feast: Coinciding with the flower seasons in Furano and Biei, various flowers like lavender, sunflowers, and lupines bloom in competition. Colorful flower fields paired with rolling hills allow you to easily capture healing Japanese-style blockbusters, a unique romance of Hokkaido's summer.
• Relaxed and unhurried itinerary: Reasonable allocation of time at each attraction, covering all essential spots. A combination of short photo ops and leisurely flower viewing, with ample time reserved for lunch. The entire journey is comfortable and unhurried, easily adaptable for seniors and children.
• Full of nature and freshness: Bid farewell to city hustle and bustle, immerse y

【Shikisai-no-Oka】 Shikisai-no-Oka boasts a vast and beautiful flower field spanning 15 hectares, resembling a seven-colored rainbow carpet, with different flowers blooming in different seasons. From late May to late October each year, over 30 varieties of flowers, including tulips, lavender, and sunflowers, bloom in competition on the rolling hills. From a distance, the vibrant colors look like a painter's palette. There are also giant, adorable scarecrows standing in the flower fields. 【Shirogane Blue Pond】 Formed by a dam built to intercept volcanic magma, the pond's water reflects a blue color under the sunlight, hence its name. Approaching Biei Blue Pond is like entering a fairyland, with a hazy beauty shrouded in mist, earning it the nickname "Japan's Little Jiuzhaigou." 【Shirhige Waterfall】 Named "Shirhige Waterfall" (White Beard Waterfall) because the water cascades down from cracks in the rocks like a white beard. Water gushing from underground strikes the rocks, creating splashes that glow with a blu