Farm Tomita tours

Here’s a natural and polished review: We had a wonderful trip, and our guide, Tom, made it even better. He was incredibly knowledgeable and shared lots of interesting facts throughout the day. What I especially appreciated was that, even though most of the group was from China, he made sure the English-speaking guests received the same attention and explanations. We never felt left out. The tour was well organized, the pace was comfortable, and we had a great experience. Thank you, Tom, for making it such an enjoyable and memorable day!

Comprehensive day trip itinerary covering many of the popular sightseeing spots in Furano and Biei. Operator appears to be reputable and used by both local and overseas tourists. This was perfect as we went as a family of four with no car. Without this tour, it would have been much more expensive or impossible to cover all these areas. The bus was comfortable and there was sufficient time for each stop to take pictures and have a quick snack. All stops have a toilet and the distance between stops is 30 minutes at most, except the return trip. The main tourist stops were quite crowded, in particular Tomita Farm, the Blue Pond, and Shinkisai-no-okai. If the areas are crowded and there is a queue to park the bus, the tour may be delayed. One con is that the tour guide only speaks Japanese, so we were unable to understand a lot of the recommendations and commentary. However, the tour guide still knew key phrases in English to make sure everyone was able to see everything as advertised. Another con is that some of the spots like the rollercoaster road or the straight road are viewed from the bus. Depending on where you sit, you might not be able to see it as it goes by quickly. Overall, would still recommend for singles/couples/groups who are okay with short stops to see views of Furano and eat some local snacks, all without having to drive.

Our guide, Joe was incredibly knowledgeable and kept the day moving smoothly. The bus was comfortable, and the highlight was definitely blue pond, farm tomita. Plenty of time to explore at our own pace—highly recommend!"

We had a great time on this tour! Our guide Jenny was fantastic, super friendly, funny and enthusiastic about every place we went. It was really well organised and expertly timed. It’s a fast-paced trip but that really maximises how much you get to see in one day. It rained, but everywhere was still beautiful regardless. You will not regret seeing this side of Hokkaido!

The itinerary is very comprehensive and the stop times are just right, making it perfect for people who aren't driving themselves! No need to worry about lunch, as many of the attractions throughout the day have places to buy food, so you don't need to prepare lunch in advance.

I had an amazing experience booking with Klook for our Hokkaido trip. The itinerary was well-organized and covered some of the most beautiful and unique spots. Noboribetsu Hell Valley was truly breathtaking with its dramatic scenery and steaming vents. Date Jidaimura was a fun and immersive cultural experience, giving us a glimpse of Japan’s Edo period. Mitsui Outlet Sapporo was a great stop for shopping and finding good deals. Lastly, Lake Shikotsu Ice Village felt like a winter wonderland—absolutely magical, especially at night. Everything was smooth from booking to the actual tour. The guide was helpful and informative, and transportation was comfortable and on time. Highly recommended for a convenient and memorable travel experience!

I joined this tour during my solo trip to Hokkaido, and it was one of the best experiences of my trip. I originally chose the Biei Light-up Tour because I couldn’t book a Furano tour, but it turned out to be an amazing surprise. I was impressed by Blue Pond, the beautiful rolling hills, Shirahige Falls, and the colorful flower fields at Shikisai no Oka. The lavender ice cream was delicious too! A big thank you to our guide, Ms. Wakana, who was sweet, kind and patient throughout the day. She made the tour smooth and enjoyable!

I was traveling alone, and tour guide Yagyu was incredibly warm and gentle. She counted everyone at each stop and provided professional introductions to Hokkaido and Japanese history, sharing a lot of knowledge. The schedule was very well-planned, not too tiring, and we got to visit every attraction, which I really liked. There was plenty of time. The rest of the group was also great, with no one being late. We opted for the buffet lunch, which was quite good. The cantaloupe wasn't as sweet as Xinjiang's, but it was soft and juicy. I highly recommend the pumpkin tempura and stir-fried seafood. The Genghis Khan lamb wasn't as good as what you find in China, so take a smaller portion of that. Tour guide Yagyu also recommended this white corn, which was super delicious! You can eat it raw, and I actually think it's better than the cantaloupe. It's sweet and a must-buy!