Farm Tomita (Lavender Farms)

Lovely place but think we didn’t go at the right season (we went in mid-May) - many flowers seemed to have just been harvested / just sown so the flowers weren’t in bloom and much of the land was just soil. There were lots of pretty lavender though :) The snow-capped mountains were very stunning in the background and it was nonetheless still quite a nice walk around the compound.

Having visited Farm Tomita twice, I can confidently say it’s a place that keeps drawing you back with its stunning beauty and irresistible charm. Both times, I was mesmerized by the vibrant flower fields that stretch as far as the eye can see. The iconic lavender fields, in particular, are a feast for the senses—lush purple hues paired with the calming fragrance of lavender create an atmosphere that’s nothing short of magical. The "Irodori Field" stands out with its rainbow-like rows of flowers, perfectly framed by the majestic Tokachi Mountains in the background. Whether it's your first or second visit, the sight never loses its appeal. The greenhouse is also a delightful addition, allowing you to enjoy lavender blooms regardless of the season. On both visits, I couldn’t resist indulging in their famous lavender and melon soft cream. The lavender soft cream has a subtle floral flavor that’s both refreshing and unique, while the melon soft cream is sweet and creamy, capturing the essence of Furano’s prized melons. These treats alone are worth coming back for! Farm Tomita's charm lies in its ability to offer something new each visit—whether it's the changing patterns of the flower fields or the chance to soak in the serene atmosphere at different times of the day. For anyone looking to experience the essence of Hokkaido’s natural beauty, Farm Tomita is a destination you’ll want to visit again and again.

The soft serve here is delicious. I was skeptical about lavender flavour but it was delicate and very tasty. The farm still isn’t in bloom for spring but it was still nice to see as you can see the care they put into the grounds.

20250501: Not much to see except a small plot of land with some flowers. The greenhouse will have some lavender and other colorful flowers. Wait till end Jun‐Jul. Nice snowy mountains at the background. The icecream was good ¥350 for cup.

Went to Farm Tomita on 5 May 2025. The lavender and flowers have not bloomed on the field, except for just a few rows of them. They will bloom around Jun/July. I went there mainly to try the lavender ice cream and melon products (melon buns) - worth the trip! :) The cycle journey from Furano station was also pleasant until the sun shone at mid day.