Things to do in Patchwork Road (Biei)

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!

Tour guide was very kind. There were only 2 of us during the trip but he was still eager and happy to show us around. On the way back he even asked us if we wanted to be dropped off at a specific location, he helped us find an open shopping centre. The places we visited were very beautiful as well. For reference we went during the last week of September. There were very few lavenders but the rest of the flowers were in bloom. We highly recommend this trip.

experienced snow for october. and the temperature dropped 1.5 degrees, layered clothing is advisable. easy to find both the tour guide and bus. cissy can speak 3 languages 🫡English, Mandarin, and Japanese. our driver was fantastic. the places are awesome when covered with snow. to be better -a little information such as feeding time of the animals can be added

Sunny is a wonderful tour guide. He has been positively offering help and recommendations on the things that you need to do in sapporo. I would like to say that he is an excellent tour guide to depend on. Cheers, Au Yeong.

Great and hassle free trip that allows you to see the famous spots in Furano and Biei area. Our guide was Mila and she was very attentive. She also gave us information about the different specialties in Hokkaido along with some restaurant recommendations.

The bus used for this tour has very spacious and comfortable seats, and the driver is Japanese. The four main attractions on this day trip are definitely the most worth visiting in Biei and Furano. The tour guide, Habi, was very professional and even willing to add LINE to provide pre-trip consultation services, as well as offering great restaurant recommendations. Providing explanations in multiple languages was quite impressive, and make sure to buy the potato chips he recommended. As for the two ramen restaurants for lunch, many locals start coming in to eat after 12:00 PM, so don't wander around the market when you arrive—go straight to eat. There is a delicious bakery inside the market where you can buy some snacks to eat on the bus ride back. Biei and Furano are a bit cooler than Sapporo, and the Blue Pond, in particular, gets extremely cold at night, so be sure to bring enough warm clothing.

had a fantastic day trip with Lisa and her colleague! The day was much better than it looked online and i thoroughly enjoyed it! The flower farms and blue pond were gorgeous and at each stop, Lisa was extremely informative. I chose the non buffet and so i got to choose a meal from the restaurant which was great. They even had a curry labelled vegan. Lisa recommended to try the white corn and the melon and bith were delicious. i would definitely recommend

There was a lot packed in this tour which sets it apart from the others. It was such a great value to see many awesome locations! That said, it's a best fit for time-conscious people as the tour runs on a strict schedule to allow for all the sightseeing you do. The tour is run smoothly and communication is clear so you know what to expect at each area, even where the best spots are to take pictures. For novelty treats/souvenirs, I suggest buying those first as the lines could get quite long. But the actual photo spots themselves only take a few minutes walking. Also, late August you could still see Furano in full bloom. Some lavender fields can't be seen, but Farm Tomita still had plenty.

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.