Overview
A lavender farm that began as a crop grown for perfume. In July the hillside turns purple.
About this place
A flower destination in Nakafurano, Hokkaido, wrapped in lavender covering the hills and its sweet scent. The Traditional Lavender Field began in 1958 on just 10 a and is one of the oldest lavender fields in Japan. The shop is built in the style of Passage, a roofed French shopping street. Admission free; parking: 500 spaces, free.
Source visit-hokkaido.jp ↗Verification notes
・A shop modeled on the covered French shopping arcade “passage” lets you enjoy the flower fields and shopping without worrying about strong sun or sudden rain. ・The farm was originally a lavender grower raising it as a specialty crop, and the site also tells the story of lavender as a farm crop, Farm Tomita, and the history of lavender in Furano. [Flower viewing guide] Lavender: late June-early August June: lupine, rugosa rose, lavender (early-blooming deep purple), etc. July: lavender, poppy, Silene (komachiso), etc. August: lavandin, ageratum, dahlia, etc. September: salvia, marigold, cockscomb, etc. Note: Please check the official websites for the latest information.
Source visit-hokkaido.jp ↗Official website
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