What other travelers are saying about Farm Tomita (Lavender Farms)
The place is fine but if you are not going on lavender’s season you will have a big gap in your scenery. Beside looking at the landscape, which is gorgeous, and the flowers, you can also buy lavender-flavor ice cream and melons. A quick visit shouldn’t last more than 30 minutes.
This is one of the famous flower farms in Furano, particularly known for its lavender. That being said, the place is crowded with tourists, but you can still capture nice photos if you find the right angle. Free entrance and free parking.
There are about 6-7 sections of flower fields to visit, so be sure to check out the farm’s map. I visited on 31 July 2024, and most of the lavender had already been harvested. There are also many shops selling snacks and souvenirs.
All in all, it's a must-stop during the flowering season when you visit Hokkaido, though the scale is actually smaller than I expected.
Very touristy place during the summer and you can see many tourists in the farm. Entrance is free and no reservations are required. You can just walk in and roam around taking photos.
There are cafes and other outlets inside the park. Due to the large number of visitors taking the perfect photo can be difficult at times.
Very colourful flowers in rows here. I wasn’t expecting much as I had thought that the flowers wouldn’t be there as it’s the end of summer but I was wrong.
There is a shop selling lavender skincare and room products and ice cream.
Expect lots of tourists around.
I got blown away by the beauty of this place! The area is so well maintained and there are so many places you can get the perfect picture. You can learn how to make perfume, eat a meal, sip a drink or go shopping for local produce. There is an amazing dried flower shop!!!! The place is so popular though so there are tourists at every turn. So happy that it is free to enter!!!