It was named after the "Seven Star" cigarette that was used to promote the tourist cigarette brand in 1976. The rows of beautifully arranged birch trees make it a hidden photo spot. The surrounding area is covered with patchwork-like fields of cultivated agricultural products. We especially recommend visiting from June to July, when potato flowers are in bloom and wheat ears are swaying.

This area is called "Patchwork Road" because multiple crops are cultivated in each section, creating a colorful landscape, and the area around the slightly elevated Seven Star Tree is a particularly Biei-like landscape. Also, the sight of the tree standing dignified with its leaves dropped in the pure white snowy fields in winter has a different charm from summer, and gives you a sense of the beauty and harshness of the northern country.

*The wheat fields on the hills create a summery scene, but please do not enter the fields. Please cooperate by not blocking the passage of large agricultural vehicles.