A Floral Paradise at Farm Tomita
Discover the enchanting beauty of Farm Tomita, Hokkaido’s floral paradise, renowned for its stunning lavender fields and vibrant seasonal blooms.
Farm Tomita is a must-visit destination for flower lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Located in the heart of Hokkaido's breathtaking Nakafurano landscape, this enchanting farm is renowned for its sprawling fields of lavender, which bloom in vibrant purple hues during the summer months. Visitors can stroll through meticulously maintained gardens, where a variety of seasonal flowers burst into color, creating a picturesque backdrop for photography and relaxation. The farm's beautiful scenery is complemented by its delightful aroma, making it a sensory feast for all who visit. In addition to its floral displays, Farm Tomita offers visitors a chance to explore the local culture through its charming gift shops and cafes. Here, you can sample delectable lavender-infused treats and purchase unique souvenirs that celebrate the region's rich agricultural heritage. The farm also hosts seasonal events and workshops, providing an immersive experience that connects guests with the beauty of nature. Accessible year-round, Farm Tomita transforms with the seasons, showcasing vibrant tulips in spring, lush flora in summer, stunning autumn colors, and a peaceful winter landscape. Whether you are taking a leisurely walk, capturing the stunning views, or enjoying a peaceful picnic, Farm Tomita is a captivating destination that promises unforgettable memories in the heart of Hokkaido's natural beauty.
Local tips
- Visit during late June to mid-July for the best lavender blooms.
- Arrive early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the tranquility.
- Don't miss the lavender ice cream at the farm's café—it's a local favorite!
- Check the farm's website for seasonal events and workshops for a unique experience.
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the expansive gardens.
A brief summary to Farm Tomita
- 15号 Kisenkita, Nakafurano, Kisenkita, Sorachi District, Hokkaido, 071-0704, JP
- +81167-39-3939
- Visit website
- Monday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Tuesday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Wednesday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Thursday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Friday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Saturday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
- Sunday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving from central Tajima, head north on Route 9. Follow the signs for Nakafurano. After about 30 minutes, merge onto Route 237 toward Kisenkita. Continue on Route 237 for approximately 10 minutes until you reach Farm Tomita, located on your right at 15 Kisenkita, Nakafurano. There is parking available on-site, and it's usually free.
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Train
Take a train from Tajima Station to Nakafurano Station. The journey typically takes around 50 minutes. Once you arrive at Nakafurano Station, exit the station and look for the local bus service that goes to Farm Tomita. The bus ride will take about 15 minutes, and there is a small fare of around 200 yen. Make sure to check the local bus schedule as it may vary by season.
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Bus
If you are already near Nakafurano, you can take the local bus from Nakafurano Station directly to Farm Tomita. The bus runs every hour, and the fare is approximately 200 yen. The bus stop for Farm Tomita is right in front of the entrance, making it convenient for visitors.
Attractions Nearby to Farm Tomita
- Nakafurano Forest Park
- Panorama Road
- Hokkaido Landscape Museum
- Hinode Park
- Torinuma Park
- Hokkaido Furano Hokkaido Central Marker
- Furano Shrine
- Furanogojoo Bridge
- Miyama Pass Sakura Garden
- Asahigaoka Park
- Trick Art Museum
- Miyamatoge Art Park &Lavender field
- Miyama Pass Viewing Vista
- Furano Ropeway
- Furano Kan Kan Mura
Landmarks nearby to Farm Tomita
- Sakiwai Field
- Nakafurano Flower Park
- Nakafurano Hokuseiyama Lavender Fields
- Farm Tomita Lavender East
- Flower Land Kamifurano
- Kitanomine Zone
- Ningle Terrace
- Ippanshadan Hojin Hokkaido Kitahiro Sight Seeing Information Center
- Kanno Farm
- Glass Forest In Furano
- Aoi Pond
- Mount Tokachi
- Dai Kannon of Kita no Miyako park
- Mount Yūbari
- Asahikawa City Museum