Furano Vacations

Carve through world-class powder at Furano Ski Resort, host of multiple FIS World Cup events. Glide down perfectly groomed runs before unwinding in nearby hot springs with views of the Daisetsu mountains.

Wander through a fairy-tale forest of artisan cottages at Ningle Terrace, where local craftspeople showcase Hokkaido's heritage. Evening visits reveal a magical wonderland as soft lights illuminate the wooden boardwalks.

Established in 1902, Furano Shrine showcases Hokkaido's spiritual heritage through traditional Shinmei-zukuri architecture. Wander among red torii gates connecting the main hall to smaller shrines.

Savor Rokkatei's exclusive Furano Mochi amid panoramic mountain views at this serene confectionery. The spacious café offers signature sweets paired with complimentary coffee on a terrace overlooking lush vineyards.

This English-style garden features 20,000 plants across 450 species and appeared in "Kaze no Garden." Visit in late August when vibrant flower beds reach peak bloom and staff share gardening insights.

Designed by Arnold Palmer, this 36-hole course winds through Hokkaido's lush forests with strategic challenges. Reserve an early morning tee time to experience the serene beauty while tackling its diverse terrain.

Furano Marche showcases Hokkaido's culinary treasures and artisanal crafts in a lively shopping complex. Sample local delicacies like the signature lavender milk ice cream while browsing regional specialties.

This iconic stone house, famous as a filming location for the Japanese drama "Kita no Kuni Kara," offers visitors a perfectly preserved slice of rustic ecological architecture built from local field stones.