Nakafurano

Nakafurano is a popular destination in Hokkaido, especially known for its summer flower seas. Starting from late June, various flowers begin to bloom, with the most anticipated lavender reaching its peak viewing season from mid to late July. The climate at this time is cool and comfortable, perfect for outdoor activities. Stroll through the purple flower fields and experience the soothing fragrance.

Yes, the lavender in Hokkaido's Furano region has its best viewing period in mid-July. Nakafurano's lavender fields, especially popular spots like Farm Tomita, will present a spectacular purple sea of flowers, creating a captivating scene against the backdrop of the Tokachi Mountains.

In Nakafurano, you can visit several famous attractions to admire the lavender. These include: Farm Tomita (ファーム富田), the most recommended spot; Shikisai-no-oka (展望花畑四季彩の丘), featuring colorful flowers; and Hinode Park (日の出公園), offering panoramic views of magnificent flower fields.

The flower season in Nakafurano typically begins in May, with various flowers blooming successively. In May, you can see lupines and tulips. June features Victoria sage and poppies. By late June, early blooming lavender varieties start to flower, kicking off the entire flower viewing season and continuing through the peak lavender bloom in mid-July.

Nakafurano is renowned for its charming four-season landscapes. Summer is the stage for lavender and other flowers, while autumn brings golden wheat fields and vibrant maple leaves. In winter, it may be covered in snow, presenting a tranquil, silvery-white world. Different natural beauty awaits discovery by visitors throughout the year.