When it comes to lavender in Hokkaido, the Furano area is famous, but there are many other attractive spots where purple carpets spread out. Here are 10 scenic spots that you can enjoy by sightseeing or driving, from beautiful famous spots to hidden gems.

It is also a popular spot for lavender, and you can enjoy a variety of other flower fields aside from lavender, coloring the hills from spring to autumn. The lavender fields have a long history, and the park has a lavender museum as well as shops and cafes, so you can enjoy it all day long. About 4km away in Kamifurano Town, Farm Tomita's Lavender East, a field for producing fragrances, is open to the public for a limited time. The lavender fields overlooking the Tokachi mountain range offer a magnificent view.

From the west side of the observation deck at the top of a small hill, you can enjoy the view of the lavender fields stretching out as far as the eye can see, the townscape and sunset spreading out in the distance, and to the east you can see the majestic Tokachi mountain range. There is also a monument called the "Bell of Love," which is popular with couples as it is said that if you pledge your love here, your love will come true, and it is also a place where you can hold your wedding ceremony. There is also an auto camping site within the park, so you can enjoy viewing the lavender while camping.

The flower fields, which contain not only lavender but also a variety of other colorful flowers, can be enjoyed from spring to autumn, creating a landscape that is like a palette of vivid colors. The vast 15-hectare site not only houses flower fields, but also a shop, restaurant, and alpaca ranch. You can also get around on a tractor bus or cart, making it a spot that symbolizes the "Hill Town Biei" that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

This farm is located along National Route 237, which connects Kamifurano and Biei, and the beautiful flowers, mainly lavender, that decorate the hills are a delight to passing drivers. The impressive hill with its large, heart-shaped plantations of red salvia could be said to be the symbol of the farm. Admission is free, so feel free to drop in, and at the shop you can buy lavender goods and try harvested potatoes, corn, and more.

It is the only spot in the country where you can enjoy the blooming flowers while riding the ski lifts on the mountain slopes that are a ski resort in winter and in summer. Flower fields of lavender, sunflowers, marigolds, salvia, and more spread out, and from the observation deck at the summit you can get a panoramic view of the Tokachi Mountain Range. Why not try enjoying a different view from the sky?

This is the largest flower field in the Furano area, and in addition to the flower fields, there are also restaurants and shops within the park. Starting with lupines, which reach full bloom in June, colorful flowers such as lavender in July, salvia, dahlias, and zinnias bloom in August and September. The colorful flowers scattered all over the place combine with the rural landscape overlooking the hill to create a vast panoramic view that is typical of Hokkaido.

This hot spring accommodation is surrounded by forest and nature, and from the open-air bath you can get a panoramic view of the lavender fields commonly known as the "Lavender Sea." In addition to the hot springs and the scent of lavender, you can enjoy forest bathing on the walking trails in the adjacent "Lavender Forest," allowing you to refresh both body and mind and spend a luxurious moment.

Horomi Pass is also a popular spot for viewing Sapporo's night views, and from the lavender farm "Yumekobo Sato" at the top, you can get a panoramic view of Sapporo's cityscape across the lavender fields. It offers a slightly different atmosphere from the Furano area, and the combination of the sparkling night view and lavender is romantic. The lavender farm also offers lavender harvesting experiences and sells lavender seedlings and aromatic oils.

Easily accessible from the center of Sapporo, it is one of Sapporo's most popular tourist spots, bustling with tourists and featuring the statue of Dr. Clark and vast pastures filled with sheep. In the summer, the lavender is in full bloom. You can experience harvesting the grass, and there are also seasonal events held, so it can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The facility also offers a wide range of gourmet food and sweets, and you can enjoy Genghis Khan at the rest house.

This is a lavender farm managed by a private farmer in Sunagawa City. The owner, Mr. Kurose, started this as a hobby around 1980, and it has now become a spot known only to those in the know. At the top of the hill, covered in blooming lavender, there is a cute gazebo from which you can see Mt. Pinneshiri in the distance. The shop in the parking lot sells freshly picked vegetables.

*All information listed is current as of May 2025. *All published information may be subject to change, so please check the official website for details.