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Farm Tomita

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In Japanese eyes, lavender is possibly the leading souvenir and image of Hokkaido, and this is the farm where it all started—back in 1903. Now thousands of visitors come to see fields of lavender, poppies, cosmos, herbs, and marigolds. Irodori is the field with flowers planted in seven strips, each a different color. Lavender peak season is early July to early August, and during this time the Lavender Bataké Station—seven minutes closer than Nakafurano Station—is open. JR Hokkaido and Chuo Bus offer packages for one-day visits in summer.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Hokusei, Sorachi-gunNakafurano-cho, 071-0704
  • Phone: 0167/39-3939
  • Cost: Free
  • Hours: Daily 8:30--5
  • Website:
  • Location: Biei and Furano

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