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  4. Biei Patchwork Road
A patchwork of green and yellow farmland stretches across rolling hills, with a tractor near a red-roofed structure in the foreground. Dense forest and distant blue mountains rise in the background under a clear sky.
A patchwork of green and yellow farmland stretches across rolling hills, with a tractor near a red-roofed structure in the foreground. Dense forest and distant blue mountains rise in the background under a clear sky.
A winding road cuts through lush green hills, surrounded by golden fields of crops. Dense forests and distant blue mountains create a layered landscape under a partly cloudy sky.
A yellow house sits on a hill surrounded by a field of white flowers, tall green trees, and under a clear blue sky.
A single tall tree stands in the middle of a lush green field under a dramatic sunset sky, with orange and blue hues blending above gently rolling hills.
A row of tall, green trees stands on a gently rolling grassy hill under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds. The landscape is sunny and peaceful.
Hokkaido

Biei Patchwork Road

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Biei Patchwork Road, nestled in the heart of Hokkaido, is a breathtakingly beautiful route that looks as if it leaped straight out of a storybook. This unique area gets its name from the quilt-like appearance of its fields and farmlands, which change colors with the seasons. In summer, vibrant hues of green, yellow, and brown paint the landscape, while spring brings a delicate splash of pink and white cherry blossoms.

Spanning the area between National Routes 237 and 452, Biei Patchwork Road offers a serene drive or bike ride through rolling hills dotted with colorful crops, flower fields, and the occasional charming farmhouse. The region is famed not just for its picturesque scenery but also for the sense of peace and tranquility it offers visitors, making it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Visitors often remark on the Toscana-ish vibe and views, suggesting that a picnic amidst these scenic vistas might just be the perfect way to soak in the beauty of Biei. Whether you're cycling in the summer, when the farmland is at its most lush, or driving through the patchwork of colors in other seasons, Biei Patchwork Road promises an unforgettable journey through one of Hokkaido's most stunning landscapes.

Hours:

Accessible 24/7

Closed:

Open all year, with no closing days

Available:

All year

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Fees:

No entry fee


Phone
+81 166-92-4378


The area

Address
北海道上川郡美瑛町大久保協生, Asahi, Biei, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido 071-0216, Japan

Phone

+81 166-92-4378

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What other travelers are saying about Biei Patchwork Road

Great view here! Went here by car so unsure about the public transport. Went during heavy snow so it is really beautiful!!
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Fanta Frozen
Jan 19, 2026
Nice drive. Other than the July heat... With the various stops along the way, about 2 hours, or faster. Many places u can stop for quick shots
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L L
Aug 9, 2025
Picturesque location at a high elevation. You can see the rolling hills in uniform colours. Highly recommended if you are on your way or are departing Asahakiwa. It’s just a short drive away. Totally worth your trip. Savour nature and the the farmlands at their best! A must go!!!
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Ron Yang
Jul 13, 2025
Patchwork Road in winter is a truly magical place. The snow-covered hills and fields create a stunning landscape that looks like a patchwork quilt. When we visited, the fields were blanketed in snow, adding a serene, almost dreamlike quality to the scene. It was the perfect time for taking photos, with the peaceful surroundings and the crisp winter air. The snow gave the fields a special charm, making Patchwork Road even more beautiful and captivating in the winter season.
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Neil - The Backpack Adventures
Nov 14, 2024
Hands-down favorite sightseeing spot in Furano-Biei area. Had the privilege to take more time here as we used a rental car instead. Many tourist buses stop right next to the iconic line of trees here and quickly move on to the next location, but the real sight is up the hill past the line of trees. Beautiful stretch of land and hills weaving in and out of each other, a sight I was surprised to see anywhere in the likes of Asia! Didn't expect much from a tourist spot that is literally a stretch of road, but super glad we didn't skip out on this one!
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JohnParkism
Jul 30, 2024

Nearby attractions to see

Brightly colored flower fields in red, yellow, and orange stripes stretch across rolling hills under a blue sky with white clouds. Trees and farmland are visible in the background.

Shikisai no Oka (Hill of Seasonal Colors)

A vibrant blue pond with numerous bare tree trunks rising from the water, surrounded by lush green forest under a clear blue sky.

Biei Blue Pond

A round red ramen shop with a colorful mural of animals, noodles, Mount Fuji, and waves. A vending machine stands by the entrance under a sign with Japanese text. The sky is cloudy.

Asahikawa Ramen Village

Hill of the Buddha

Hill of the Buddha, Sapporo

Nearby attractions to see

Brightly colored flower fields in red, yellow, and orange stripes stretch across rolling hills under a blue sky with white clouds. Trees and farmland are visible in the background.

Shikisai no Oka (Hill of Seasonal Colors)

A vibrant blue pond with numerous bare tree trunks rising from the water, surrounded by lush green forest under a clear blue sky.

Biei Blue Pond

A round red ramen shop with a colorful mural of animals, noodles, Mount Fuji, and waves. A vending machine stands by the entrance under a sign with Japanese text. The sky is cloudy.

Asahikawa Ramen Village

Hill of the Buddha

Hill of the Buddha, Sapporo


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Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit depends on what you want to see. Summer (June to August) is perfect for viewing lavender and sunflowers, while spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) showcase a variety of other flowers and crops, offering a kaleidoscope of colors. Winter (November to March) presents a snowy, serene landscape.

No, there is no admission fee to drive or walk along the Biei Patchwork Road. However, some farms and gardens in the area may charge a small entrance fee.

Yes, some popular spots include the Shikisai-no-oka (for panoramic views of the flower fields), Zerubu Hill, and the iconic Ken and Mary Tree. The Blue Pond (Aoiike) is also a must-visit, though it's technically not part of the patchwork road but nearby.

Yes, cycling is a popular way to enjoy the scenic beauty of Biei Patchwork Road at a leisurely pace. Bike rentals are available in Biei town.

Yes, the area is family-friendly, offering open spaces for children to explore and enjoy the natural beauty. Some farms have activities and play areas designed for children.