What other travelers are saying about Farm Tomita (Lavender Farms)
The ice cream there was exceptionally good. It had a unique taste of lavender. There was a souvenir shop with lots of souvenir for you to choose from to buy for your friends and family members. There was also a lot of places for you to take pictures of the colorful flowers. There is no need to buy tickets and you don't have to wait although there is a lot of people.
We drove from Asahikawa and arrived around 9 AM, which was perfect for avoiding the large tour groups. The farm is absolutely beautiful; while some of the lavender was past its peak, the fields were still overflowing with a stunning variety of other flowers.
What truly stands out is the value: both parking and admission are completely free, which is incredibly rare for an attraction of this quality. Despite the free access, the farm is impeccably organized and maintains a charming, non-commercial feel. The gentle scent of lavender in the cool air was wonderfully relaxing.
The food was a highlight! The lavender soda was delicious, and I loved the unique way the bottle opens. The boiled corn and lavender ice cream were also fantastic. We were very impressed with the souvenir shop—the items are well-designed and high-quality, and the prices felt quite reasonable. The staff were friendly and accommodating throughout our visit.
I will definitely be back and would highly recommend this farm to anyone visiting Furano.
Visited on 23 June 2025. It was a lovely farm with nicely planted flowering plants. Of course, Lavender was the highlight. Do visit the farm's museum on the second floor to learn about the farm's touching history. Take visit also to the neighbouring melon house. There are cute photo spots here too.
My family and I as first time foreign tourists in Hokkaido were here today to admire the many fields of lavender at this Farm, which were in full bloom and which were highly Instagramable. And apart from the beautiful fields of blooming lavender flowers, the Farm also had several souvenir stations selling lavender-centric products (from soaps to facial cosmetic masks) as well as kiosks selling "lavender coloured or scented" ice cream that not only looked attractive but also tasted yummy. And even though we visited the Farm on a Sunday and during its busy season, our experience here overall despite the crowd was still quite nice.
Lavender is the theme obviously. Though 4th of August when I visited only the other flowers are in full bloom. Unfortunately the Lavender flowers are all dried out. Only few have the signature purple colour. Still a beautiful sight to see. Ice cream is super good.
