Colorful flowers, including lavender, bloom in the vast natural setting. You can enjoy lavender in the greenhouse even in winter.

Ninguru is a ``wise man of the forest'' about 15cm tall who lives in the forests of Hokkaido and appears in the play ``Ninguru'' by screenwriter Satoshi Kuramoto.
Ningle Terrace is a craftsman's village in the forest produced by Satoshi Kuramoto.
There are 14 small craft shops where you can make original items by hand, and you can also try your hand at making things like candles and paper crafts.

Furano wine is one of the few wines in Hokkaido that uses local ingredients, brews, and sells an integrated system. Inside the factory, you can not only purchase Furano wine, but also watch the brewing process and sample wine, and depending on the season, you can also purchase wine that is only available at the factory. The halfway up Mt. Shimizu, where the brick factory is built, is also a scenic spot where you can see flower fields, the Furano Basin, and Mt. Tokachidake.

The stone house built by Goro Kuroita in the dramas ``From the North Country'' and ``89 Returning Home.'' This is an ecological house made of stones that were found in large quantities from the fields due to Mt. Furano being an active volcano in the past. The first house was relocated in 2007. This house is believed to be the first home of the Blackboard family. The first house also has a second floor where Jun and Hotaru slept.

A ski resort in Furano City. There are 24 courses in total in two areas: the Kitanomine Zone, which has high-quality snow and a wide variety of courses, and the Furano Zone, which mainly consists of long-run courses, that can be enjoyed by everyone from experts to beginners. From January to February, you can ski on dry powder snow. Snowboarding is possible across the board. There is also a children's experience program, perfect for skiing or playing in the snow for the first time.

A workshop that manufactures cheese using fresh milk from dairy cows raised on a farm in Furano. Inside the workshop, you can see the cheese production room and aging warehouse through glass. The direct sales corner on the second floor has a cheese tasting corner where they sell cheese and sweets. At the handmade experience workshop, you can make your own butter, ice cream, cheese, etc. (charges apply).

This is the author Takashi Yanase's directly managed shop and the only branch in Japan.
The shop is packed with Anpanman goods! We carry everything from popular items to prints signed by Takashi Yanase. The items are the largest in the country.
The gallery displays 111 works by Takashi Yanase, ranging from rare works to cel paintings. It's a space that even non-fans will be impressed by.

An observation deck that overlooks the entire Rokugo area, which was the setting for "Kita no Kuni Kara."
The scenery from here has been selected as one of the ``100 Views of Japanese Rural Villages.''
The majestic nature and the rustic rural scenery spread out before your eyes.
There is a flower garden named ``Sai no Hiroba'' around the observatory, where colorful flowers such as lavender, poppies, sunflowers, rhododendrons, rape blossoms, and cosmos bloom every season.