Farm Tomita (Furano)

ファーム富田

Farm Tomita is a flower farm in Nakafurano, central Hokkaido, whose history goes back to 1903. Lavender has been grown here since 1958, and its Traditional Lavender Field is known as one of the oldest lavender fields in Japan. The farm became famous after its fields appeared on a national JR calendar in 1976. From late June to early August, different flowers bloom one after another, covering the hills in purple and other colors, with the Tokachi mountains in the background.

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Visitor information

Opening hours

Hours vary by season and facility; in July the farm is open 8:30–18:00.

Closed

Open all year.

Admission

Admission is free.

Getting there

About 7 minutes from JR Lavender Farm Station, which is open only in summer.

From Nakafurano Station on the JR Furano Line, it is about a 25-minute walk.

Hours and fees can change. Please check the official website before you go.

Good to know

Different lavender varieties bloom one after another from late June to early August.
Free parking with 500 spaces.
Do not park on public roads or in the tour bus parking lots.

Tips for Muslim visitors

Farm Tomita has a prayer space on the 2nd floor of the Hanabito House, according to the Hokkaido Tourism Organization. Hours follow the farm's season (about 8:30-17:00).
Natural sites may have few facilities. Bring water, a travel prayer mat and a qibla app, and check the weather; mountains and lakes can be much colder than the city.
Restrooms for wudu can be far apart on trails. Many Muslim travellers carry a small water bottle for wudu.
Plan your visit around prayer times. Below are today's prayer times for Hokkaido and the verified places to pray nearby.
Food stalls and shops near popular sights usually do not have halal certification. Check the ingredients, or choose from the verified places on this site.