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Hokkaido Furano & Biei Day Trip | Farm Tomita Lavender, Blue Pond, Shikisai-no-Oka | Optional All-You-Can-Eat Honeydew Melon | Departing from Sapporo
4.7(1,115)・4K+ booked
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[Dual Route Options] Hokkaido Asahiyama Zoo One-Day Tour | Shikisai-no-Oka + Ningle Terrace + Ken & Mary Tree + Shirogane Blue Pond + Shirahige Falls
4.7(651)・3K+ booked
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68,696
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Hokkaido Furano Classic Day Trip | Blue Pond, Shikisai-no-oka, Farm Tomita, Forest Elf Terrace | Guided by Mandarin, English, and Cantonese
5.0(3)
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Hokkaido Day Trip | Visit lavender season! A colorful journey around Furano, Biei, and the Blue Pond [Departing from Sapporo Station]
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Hokkaido Furano Cherry Blossom Viewing Day Trip | Biei Blue Pond, Shikisai-no-oka, Forest Fairy Terrace | Includes admission, buffet lunch/cantaloupe set meal (optional)
4.6(285)・1K+ booked
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Hokkaido Winter Dreamy Illumination Day Trip | Shirogane Blue Pond + Forest Elf Terrace + Christmas Tree + Ken & Mary + Shikisai-no-Oka | Departing from Sapporo
4.8(153)・700+ booked
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82,435
A day trip to Asahikawa and Biei, Hokkaido, Japan | Asahiyama Zoo, Blue Pond, Shirahige Falls, Fairy Terrace/Cheese Factory | Departing from Sapporo
4.4(132)・700+ booked
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Hokkaido Winter Snow Country Day Trip | Shikisai-oka Snow Park, Fairy Terrace, Shirahige Falls, Biei Christmas Tree | Guided by Chinese, English, Japanese, and Cantonese
5.0(2)
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A day trip to Tomita Farm, Biei Blue Pond, and Forest Fairy Terrace in Hokkaido, Japan | Enjoy a special curry omelet rice | Departing from Sapporo
4.8(4)・25+ booked
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90,679
[Optional all-you-can-eat cantaloupe package] Furano & Biei Day Trip | Forest Fairy Terrace & Farm Tomita & Shikisai-no-oka & Fukayama Pass Art Park | Departing from Sapporo
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98,135
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What recommended Furano attractions are near the Ningle Terrace?
Ningle Terrace is adjacent to the New Furano Prince Hotel. We recommend visiting the 'Garden of Wind' next to the terrace, where you can enjoy various flowers and greenery in different seasons. Don't miss the 'Mori no Tokei' (Forest Clock) cafe, famous for its setting in the movie 'Kita no Kunikara,' offering warm coffee and desserts for a tranquil time in a wooden cabin. During winter, the hotel area hosts the seasonal 'Winterland,' providing diverse snow experiences like snow donuts and snow rafting, perfect for family fun and enriching your half-day or full-day itinerary.
Is the Ningle Terrace environment family-friendly for those with children?
Ningle Terrace is mainly composed of wooden boardwalks, which are generally easy to navigate and thus very family-friendly. Strollers are passable, but may be slightly inconvenient during deep snow in winter, so it's advisable to assess the snow depth. The terrace features many exquisite handicraft shops, sparking children's curiosity. Some workshops also offer hands-on experiences, ideal for parents and children to create unique memories together. Parents should be mindful of slippery surfaces in winter and ensure children walk safely for a pleasant visit.
For a full experience of Ningle Terrace, is a half-day or full-day trip recommended?
If you only plan to browse the handicraft shops and soak in the atmosphere of Ningle Terrace, a half-day trip is sufficient. However, for a more in-depth experience, a full-day trip is recommended. A full-day allows you to leisurely explore all the shops, have ample time for hands-on activities, enjoy afternoon tea at the nearby 'Mori no Tokei' cafe, and witness the magical fairytale-like night view after the illuminations in the evening. A full-day trip lets you experience the charming different aspects of Ningle Terrace from day to night, offering a more complete experience.
What are the operating times for the Ningle Terrace winter illumination event and the best months to view it?
The winter illumination event at Ningle Terrace typically starts from late autumn (around late October) and continues until early spring (around late March) of the following year. The lights are usually turned on from dusk until around 8 PM. The best viewing months are from December to February, when there is abundant snow. The interplay of the snowy landscape and warm lights creates the most enchanting fairytale atmosphere. It's recommended to arrive in the late afternoon to experience both the daytime and nighttime beauty, capturing the terrace's charm at different times.
What is the most convenient way to get to Ningle Terrace from Furano Station?
The most convenient way to get to Ningle Terrace from JR Furano Station is by taxi, which takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can check the official website of the New Furano Prince Hotel for shuttle bus services or take the local Furano loop bus (e.g., Lavender Bus), alighting at the designated stop and walking a short distance. Driving yourself is also a flexible option, with parking available at the hotel. We suggest choosing the most suitable transportation method based on the number of travelers and luggage to ensure a smooth journey.
Besides half-day and full-day tours, what other recommended ways are there for an in-depth visit to Ningle Terrace?
In addition to basic half-day and full-day tours, you can combine your visit to Ningle Terrace with surrounding experiences. For instance, participate in workshops at the various handicraft studios within the terrace to create your own wood carvings, paper crafts, or glass items to take home. Alternatively, enjoy a cup of freshly ground coffee at the 'Mori no Tokei' cafe and experience the leisurely local pace of life. In winter, combine it with skiing activities at the New Furano Prince Hotel or the snow facilities at 'Winterland' for a richer and more diverse itinerary that is truly worthwhile.
What other recommended winter tourist attractions are there in the Furano area besides Ningle Terrace?
The Furano area offers abundant winter tourist attractions. Besides Ningle Terrace, you can visit 'Furano Ski Resort' to enjoy skiing or snowboarding, with slopes suitable for all levels from beginners to experts. The winter-exclusive 'Winterland' is also a great spot for family fun, offering various snow activities like snow donuts and snow rafting. Furano city also has several hot spring facilities, which are a great enjoyment during the cold winter, making your winter trip full of warmth and vitality, leaving you with unforgettable memories.
How can I book tours related to Ningle Terrace, and what services are usually included?
Ningle Terrace itself is free to enter. However, for package tours that include transportation, guided tours, or handicraft experiences, you can book through online travel platforms or local travel agencies. For example, booking through platforms like KKday offers Chinese customer support and flexible cancellation policies, eliminating language barriers. These tours typically include round-trip transportation, professional guide explanations, entrance fees for some designated attractions, or handicraft experience fees, making your trip planning easier and more worry-free for a pleasant vacation.
What unique shops, workshops, and cafes are available within Ningle Terrace?
Ningle Terrace is famous for its unique cluster of wooden houses, each housing an independent handicraft shop. Here, you can find a variety of original products inspired by Furano, such as glass art, paper crafts, wood carvings, leather goods, candles, and dried flowers, showcasing Hokkaido's nature and culture. Some shops also offer hands-on workshops. While there isn't a large cafe within the terrace itself, the nearby 'Mori no Tokei' cafe is an excellent resting spot, offering warm beverages and a cinematic ambiance.
What recommended warm clothing and gear are advisable for a winter visit to Ningle Terrace?
Furano experiences low temperatures and heavy snowfall in winter, so thorough warm preparation is essential. It's recommended to dress in layers: a moisture-wicking base layer, an insulating mid-layer (like wool or down), and a waterproof and windproof outer jacket. Wear thermal pants and waterproof, slip-resistant snow boots. A hat, gloves, and scarf are essential accessories to effectively block the cold wind. Additionally, carrying hand warmers and a thermos with hot drinks can provide extra warmth in the cold, ensuring you comfortably enjoy the snowy scenery and the unique winter experience.
