This name was given because it was adopted for the PR of "Seven Stars" tourist tobacco in Showa 51 (1976). Also, the beautifully lined white birch trees next to it have become a hidden photography spot. The surroundings, due to the planted agricultural products, fields appearing in a patchwork pattern spread out. Especially, the period from June to July, when potato flowers bloom and wheat ears sway, is recommended.

This area is called "Patchwork Road" because by planting multiple agricultural products in each plot, it weaves a colorful scenery, and around the slightly elevated Seven Stars Tree, you can especially enjoy Biei-like scenery. Also, the sight of it standing dignifiedly, having shed its leaves in the pure white snowfield of winter, has a different charm from summer, making one feel the beauty and harshness of a northern country.

※The hills with spreading wheat fields are a scenery where summer-likeness can be felt, but please, by all means, do not enter the fields. We ask for your cooperation so as not to obstruct the passage of large agricultural work vehicles.