Aoike is located on the left bank of the Biei River in Hokkaido. It was formed by a dam to prevent the flow of volcanic magma. In the sunlight, the water in the pool will reflect blue, hence its name. The view of Biei Green Pond is like stepping into a fairyland, shrouded in clouds and mist, with its hazy beauty. It is referred to as Japan's "Little Dragon". Every morning, the water turns a beautiful shade of blue, pure and bright. Aoike was once photographed by National Geographic photographer Kent Shiraishi. The work was later acquired by Apple and became one of the default desktops of the Mac series. The water of Qingchi has rich minerals and sandy components from volcanic ash. Under the sunlight, Qingchi will display various hues with subtle variations in the environment. You never know what he might show you at the next moment, which creates high expectations.

[Shikisai-no-Oka] (Approx. 50 mins) (Complimentary Admission) Shikisai-no-Oka features a vast and beautiful flower field spanning 15 hectares, resembling a vibrant seven-color rainbow carpet that changes with the seasons. From late May to late October each year, over 30 varieties of flowers, including tulips, lavender, and sunflowers, bloom in full glory across the rolling hills. From a distance, the colorful landscape looks just like an artist's palette. Giant straw figures stand tall in the fields, adding a touch of charm. Additionally, there are a few alpacas on-site for visitors to see and feed (Visiting the Alpaca Farm is optional; the 500 JPY admission fee is at your own expense). Note: The blooming dates are merely estimates. To ensure the best possible experience, the itinerary may be adjusted based on the actual blooming conditions. If force majeure causes the flower fields to differ from the promotional images, no refunds will be issued. We appreciate your understanding.

【Ningle Terrace】in Furano is a handmade forest experience workshop inspired by the character in the novels of Japanese writer Satoshi Kuramoto ( a 15 cm elf living in a large forest). The cabins here are small shops selling unique small goods, mostly handmade, such as glass crafts, paper crafts, hand paintings, and crafts made from dried lavender flowers from Furano. Each shop is small and exquisite, and everything is only sold here and there will be no second one.