Things to do in Seven Stars Tree

The weather was great on the day of the tour, and there weren't many tourists, so we could explore and take photos to our heart's content. The scenery was also incredibly beautiful. Our tour guide, Xiao Dong, recommended the local corn, which was very sweet. I didn't choose the all-you-can-eat cantaloupe option, but they also sold individual slices, so I felt that one or two pieces were enough to get a taste. If you want to try lavender and cantaloupe flavored ice cream, you don't have to choose just one; Tomita Farm offers a mixed flavor so you can try both at once. The entire itinerary was perfectly timed, allowing plenty of time to explore and take photos without feeling rushed. There was ample rest time in between, and both the bus and the areas around the attractions were very clean. Our guide, Xiao Dong, was also very enthusiastic, telling us about local snacks and products, and where to find the best value.

Our tour guide, Hikaru, made this one-day tour of Furano and Biei in Hokkaido absolutely wonderful! The itinerary was well-planned, with plenty of attractions and perfect time allocation, so we never felt rushed. A huge thank you to our guide, Hikaru, for providing such professional and thoughtful service throughout the entire trip! Hikaru's explanations were informative and engaging. During the tour, he vividly introduced us to Hokkaido's history, local customs, and the unique features of each attraction. Upon arriving at each site, he thoughtfully reminded everyone of the restroom locations, showing great attention to detail. The schedule management was excellent; meeting times were clearly communicated, and the driver's smooth and safe driving made the entire experience very seamless. Shikisai no Oka: The rainbow flower fields were incredibly spectacular and visually stunning! Farm Tomita: The fragrant flower fields were so relaxing, and the cantaloupe was incredibly sweet. Blue Pond & Waterfall: The dreamy blue pond water, combined with the surrounding natural scenery, was even more beautiful in person than in photos. In summary, this was a perfect one-day tour with excellent value, saving us the hassle of planning our own transportation. Special thanks to our guide, Hikaru, and the driver for taking such good care of us and creating wonderful memories of our Hokkaido trip. We will definitely book again next time! 👍

A convenient option for visiting Nakafurano and Biei, especially if you’re travelling without a car and want to see several places that can be difficult to reach by public transport. We went during peak flower season, so the crowds were quite heavy and there were long queues for food, drinks, and even the toilets. The time at each stop was limited, but considering how many places were covered in one day, the schedule was understandable. You just have to manage your time well, especially at the larger spots. Overall, a good and convenient way to explore the area without having to arrange transportation yourself.

This was my first time in Hokkaido, and I was traveling alone with limited mobility, so I was a bit anxious. However, I found a tour that met all my expectations and decided to join for the first time! I was initially worried because the guide and driver were foreigners, but they provided explanations and guidance meticulously in both Japanese and their native language, and they were very pleasant! At the zoo, we barely had enough time to look around and didn't have a chance to eat lunch. I thought an extra 30 minutes would have been nice. Also, I wondered if we would have seen the main animals better if we had entered through the main gate. Overall, though, it was enjoyable to see many animals unique to Hokkaido! The Seven Star Tree and the Patchwork Road were also very beautiful! Farm Tomita was crowded with tourists, and I couldn't try the melon souvenirs, so I wished I had more time there. Nevertheless, I'm grateful and had a great time visiting many places I wouldn't have been able to see on my own. Thank you very much!

Our tour guide, Hana, was always smiling, energetic, and very patient. Even on a one-day tour, she made us feel right at home. Hana thoroughly explained the background of each attraction and recommended delicious local specialties at every stop, such as fruit corn and lavender ice cream. She was also excellent at helping travelers take photos! Hana introduced us to Hokkaido's unique characteristics, local products, and even taught us little tidbits like how to distinguish different grades of cantaloupe. She also shared her personal recommendations for must-try foods in Sapporo, helping visitors to Japan understand Hokkaido better. Even though it rained that day, we still had a wonderful experience.

An unforgettable trip! Our guide Hong was incredibly knowledgeable about Hokkaido and Ainu culture, and his multilingual skills were impressive. The itinerary was seamless and well-organized. The Blue Pond, Shikisai-no-Oka, and Farm Tomita were absolute highlights. Highly recommended!

they are really understanding and considerate, even we were late because we lost our train tickets, they still accommodated us. equipment: new experience: wonderful safety: really good location: good view! instructor: very kind

My father always wanted to visit Furano, and this one-day tour helped us fulfill that wish. The air was fresh, the scenery was beautiful, and the ice cream, corn, and cantaloupe were all delicious. Our tour guide, Xiao Hong from Taiwan, provided detailed explanations and helped us take photos, which made us feel especially at ease. We are very grateful.

Sakura-san/Sophia was a great guide who explained everything clearly from pickup to dropoff. like any and all of the tours on klook i do wish we had more time at most spots. the blue pond i had to inhale my ice cream since i took pictures for too long and you arent allowed to have ice cream on the bus so recommend getting it early when you first pass by the place selling it. also it isnt that tasty LOL just aesthetic for the photos. our guide told us where to take pictures at each spot. since there are lot of tours descending on each spot try to get into any food lines ASAP. i wish the herb garden could be cut completely but i get that these tours probably get some kind of kickback for dropping off tourists to buy stuff but its just a disappointing experience and the time would be better spent added to the blue pond or the flower fields. bring food with you if you want something decent for lunch or buy small snacks as you go. highly recommend the potato korokke or melon cream pan