Farm Tomita (ファーム富田) in Nakafurano, Hokkaido is the largest and most iconic lavender farm in the Furano area, famous for its 'Irodori Field'—a gently sloping hillside striped with bands of purple lavender, pink, and white flowers. Admission and parking are free, and the farm pairs its flower fields with signature treats like lavender soft-serve ice cream, lavender-goods shops, and cafés, making it a must-see on any Furano trip. Lavender typically peaks in early-to-mid July, when the farm becomes extremely crowded.
Irodori Field (彩りの畑): the signature photo spot, with colorful bands of purple lavender, red poppies, and white baby's breath running up a gentle hill
Lavender soft-serve ice cream: the farm's famous pale-purple treat made with lavender extract
Lavender East (ラベンダーイースト): one of Japan's largest lavender fields, stretching east of the main farm (check seasonal shuttle operation)
Hokkaido seasonal foods such as fresh Furano melon and corn, plus lavender perfume and souvenir shops
Seasonal temporary 'Lavender Farm Station'—about a 7-minute walk—reachable via the Norokko-go sightseeing train
Good to know
RulesNever step into the flower beds. Walking between rows, picking flowers, or taking fruit is prohibited to prevent plant damage and soil-borne disease.
RulesAll commercial photography is banned, including drones, tripods, and wedding-dress shoots.
RulesPets are no longer allowed inside the farm (introduced due to waste damaging trees and being left behind). Always verify the current policy on the official site.
MannersDo not linger for long periods on narrow paths or crowded spots for photos in a way that blocks other visitors, and carry your trash out with you.
SeasonDuring the lavender peak (early-to-mid July)—especially the Marine Day holiday weekend—the parking lot can fill by around 8:30 AM and popular field paths become single-file, so crowds are extreme.
SafetyOvernight sleeping in vehicles in the parking lot is prohibited; campers should use nearby town-operated lots.
Practical info
Free admission and parking. Hours are roughly 8:30–17:30 but vary by facility and season—check the latest. Arrive by 8:30–9:00 AM if driving; on peak summer weekends, take the Norokko-go sightseeing train to the seasonal 'Lavender Farm Station' (about a 7-min walk) to avoid congestion. Confirm bloom status and current rules on the official site.
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