Biei tours

I highly appreciate and would like to thank Habi for her engaging and sincere guide for the busy tour. She guided with 3 languages with simutaneous translations one after each other, making sure everyone is engaged. She also offered to take photos for everyone at each spot. In one case where one group of participant got lost, she guided them back to the bus and even apologized for them. Its a pleasure to be in this tour.

It was a fantastic trip. Our tour guide, Rita, who has bright and cheerful personality and could communicate in Chinese, Japanese and English fluently. She confirmed my understanding of meeting place one day before tour. She explained all tour spots clearly and interestingly. Every guest had a unforgettable experience that he/she would cherish forever. I truly enjoyed my learning experience and would recommend Rita and her company without any hesitation.

Escape the Sapporo chill with Klook's winter day trip, offering a blend of wildlife encounters and snow-dusted landscapes. Asahiyama Zoo's "Penguin Walk" takes center stage, alongside captivating exhibits of polar bears and seals. You'll also witness the ethereal Shirogane Blue Pond, its blue waters contrasting beautifully with the snowy surroundings (depending on ice conditions), and the Ken and Mary Tree, standing starkly against the winter sky. Be mindful that winter conditions can impact the schedule, so flexibility is key, and remember to bundle up for the Hokkaido cold!

The whole day's journey went very smoothly. These places are quite convenient for friends who don’t rent a car. I was particularly impressed by the Kan Yasuda Art Museum, which is not large but worth a visit. The tour guide on that day was also very careful and attentive in explaining the various attractions to everyone, reminding everyone of the things to pay attention to, etc. He also shared many stories so that everyone could better understand Hokkaido.

A very good trip, even though lavenders are not blooming yet. Our guide, Grace was very helpful and professional.

Walking into Furano Tomita Farm, you will see a gentle purple ocean. Lavender sways gently in the breeze, and the air is filled with elegant fragrance, as if even breathing is healed. Walking slowly along the flower fields, sage, marigolds, and cosmos bloom one after another, and the colors are interwoven into a gorgeous picture. The Tokachi Mountains in the distance quietly guard this sea of flowers. Under the blue sky and white clouds, everything seems so peaceful and magnificent. Standing on a high platform overlooking the entire farm, there is only admiration and emotion in my heart. Tomita Farm is not only a visual feast, but also more like a warm summer poem, which makes people want to keep this beauty in their hearts and be reluctant to leave for a long time.

This was a fun and worthwhile experience to take while in Hokkaido, with the opportunity to take lots of beautiful pictures in unique places. Our tour guide, Habi, was also very helpful and informative. He also offered to take lots of pictures and offered to give advice and tips where to eat around Furano and Sapporo.

I wish we have had more time at the Shikisai-no-Oka and the Herb Garden buffet at Furano. The all you can eat meons were the best. Very juicy and sweet without a hint of overripe. I also enjoyed their squash tempura, genghis khan and scallops. Their souvenir shop is also full of lavender products. I also want to specifically mention that Ms. Rita has been a very great guide during this trip. I recommend her!