Biei

Attraction
Prefecture
Hokkaido
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Free
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Free Entry Restaurant Train Access Cafe Vegetarian

About This Destination

Rolling patchwork hills of lavender, wheat, and wildflowers set against the Tokachi mountain range, along with the famous cobalt Blue Pond that changes color with the seasons.
Biei is a farming town famous for its gently rolling hills patchworked with colorful crops (lavender, wheat, potatoes, and flowers) creating landscapes that have inspired countless photographers and advertisers. Cycling or driving the scenic routes reveals trees standing alone in vast fields and panoramic views of the distant Tokachi mountain range. The nearby Blue Pond with its ethereal cobalt-colored water has become one of Hokkaido's most photographed attractions.

Location

Prefecture: Hokkaido

Address: Hokkaido, Japan

Nearest Station: Biei Station

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Visitor Information

Credit Cards: Accepted

Food Options: Farm-to-table cafes serve Biei-grown vegetables, fresh corn, and melon. Local curry houses use Hokkaido potatoes and local produce. Soft-serve ice cream with lavender flavor is a must-try.

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Biei-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Biei?

The JR Furano Line from Asahikawa reaches Biei in about 35 minutes. A rental car or sightseeing bus is best for the spread-out countryside sights.

What is Biei famous for?

Biei is famous for its rolling 'patchwork' farm hills dotted with lone poplars and cedars made famous by advertising, the milky-turquoise Shirogane Blue Pond, and lavender-and-flower fields toward Furano.

When is the best time to visit Biei?

July is best for flower fields and green hills, autumn brings harvest colours, and winter offers snow-covered hills and the illuminated, partly frozen Blue Pond.

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