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Farms Chiyoda Fureai Farm

Exciting Experience with Cute Animals

The Experience Farm is an open space with free admission where visitors can enjoy interacting with a variety of animals, including horses such as "Dosanko," ponies, sheep, goats, llamas, and rabbits. From feeding, pulling horses, and milking to processing butter, cheese, and other food products, there is a full menu of fun experiences that only Hokkaido, the kingdom of dairy farming, can offer. Camping sites are available from late April to early October. Outdoor enthusiasts can also fully enjoy the nature of Biei.
A farm restaurant is also located on the premises. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes such as steaks and hamburgers using "Biei Wagyu," one brand of beef raised on the farm, clam chowder and chiffon cakes made with rich Jersey milk from the farm, and plate lunches for children.

Farms Chiyoda Fureai Farm

• 4221 Kasugadai, Biei-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido MAP
• 10 min. drive from JR Biei Station
• 9:00-17:00 (last admission at 15:00 for Experience programs)
• No holidays
• Admission fee: Free
  Experience fees: Feeding 100-200 yen (1 bag), pulling a horse in the stable: Adults 900 yen, children 600 yen, milking a calf 600 yen (takes about 10 minutes), milking a Jersey cow 1,200 yen (takes about 15 minutes), food processing experience 1,200 yen (takes about 45 minutes, minimum 2 people)
• 080-6064-0174
• Free of charge

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cafe tekuri

Enjoy the bounty of Nakafurano with the view of swaying ears of rice

The red roof of the café, which stands alone in the rice paddies overlooking the Tokachi Mountain Range, is a landmark. The warmth of wood fills the interior of the renovated farm barn. The name of the store is derived from the idea of "going at our own pace, walking slowly and steadily," and the atmosphere inside is homey and laid-back. Outside the window, you will be immersed in a luxurious atmosphere with a beautiful view of ears of rice dyed green and gold according to the season.
The owner, who honed his skills at an Italian restaurant in Sapporo, bakes natural yeast pizza in a stone oven. The fluffy, chewy texture and savory aroma are irresistible. Fresh local vegetables are used abundantly in appetizers and salads, allowing you to fully enjoy the bounty of the earth.
The owner and his wife also have a small child, so the restaurant is equipped with a small room for children and a nursing room. You can spend a relaxing time with your infant or toddler.

Cafe Tekuri

• No. 13, East 5th Line North, Nakafurano Town, Sorachi-gun, Hokkaido MAP
• 7 min. drive from JR Nakafurano Station
• 11:00-16:00 (L.O 15:30) *Reservations required for dinner.
• Sun. and Mon.
• 0167-44-3210
• Free of charge

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Asahigaoka Park

A spectacular spot to enjoy outdoor fun with the family

The park is affectionately called "Namako-yama" by the locals. From the top of the small hill, you can see the Sorachigawa River, the city of Furano, the rural landscape stretching beyond, and the Tokachi Mountain range. In spring, it is a popular flower spot with 3,000 Ezo-yamazakura cherry trees and 500 azaleas in full bloom. In summer, children can be seen observing wildflowers and collecting insects. In the fall, the park is filled with vividly colored autumn leaves, creating many photo-worthy scenes.
There is a walking trail in the park that can be completed in about an hour, and it is a good idea to take a leisurely stroll while enjoying the seasonal scenery and the sounds of wild birds. The adjacent Asahigaoka General Urban Park has an athletic facility and a park golf course, allowing both children and adults to enjoy outdoor activities to the fullest.

Asahigaoka Park

• Shimogoryo, Furano-shi, Hokkaido MAP
• 10 minutes by car from JR Furano Station
• Free of charge
• 0167-39-2312（Furano City Commerce, Industry and Tourism Division)
• Free of charge

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cafe/gallery akanara

Furano's famous child-friendly coffee shop

After playing in Asahigaoka Park, take a break at the coffee shop inside the park. The former "Kita Clock," a famous coffee shop that was loved for 30 years as a location for the TV drama "Kita no Kuni Kara," made a new start in 2015 as the coffee shop and gallery "Akanara" with the passion of the citizens. It serves not only as a coffee shop but also as a center for cultural activities such as galleries, concerts, and circle activities, allowing visitors to experience firsthand the cultural activities and interactions of the people of Furano.
The menu includes a variety of drinks and light meals such as toast, as well as seasonal delicacies such as berries and corn, depending on the season. Pets are welcome on the terrace. In addition, this restaurant is registered as a "Baby's Station" that supports parents and children with infants and toddlers going out, and provides space for nursing and changing diapers.

Cafe & Gallery Akanara

• Shimogoryo, Furano-shi, Hokkaido (in Asahigaoka Park) MAP
• 10 minutes by car from JR Furano Station
• 10:30-16:00
• Wednesdays, other irregular holidays
• 0167-23-2131
• Free of charge

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Cafe House Navo

Children's "secret base" filled with a playful spirit

This organic café is housed in a renovated 50-plus year old house. Inside the store, which is made of driftwood and stones found in abundance, there is a space with a wooden slide and toys. Called a "secret base," it is the perfect playground to arouse children's curiosity.
The menu features vegan food, mainly made from local vegetables purchased directly from contracted farmers. Recipes and names are unique, such as "Spicy Omelette Rice" without eggs and "Dodompa Udon" with kakiage on top. A kids' plate is also available, which includes a main dish such as Neapolitan, a side dish, and dessert. In addition to accommodating baby food and various allergies, the restaurant also has a small dining room and a nursing room, which is great for those traveling with children. After dinner, be sure to enjoy the restaurant's signature hand-drip coffee. The aroma is rich and satisfying for adults as well.

Cafe House Navo

• 10-8 Wakaba-cho, Furano-shi, Hokkaido MAP
• 8 min. walk from JR Furano Sta.
• Lunch 11:00-15:00 (L.O. 14:00), Dinner 18:00-25:00
  Lunch may be closed, so please inquire.
• Mon.
• 0167-56-7993
• Free of charge

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Dokokoro Farm

Experience the breath of nature on a farm with all five senses

The farm is run in Nakafurano by the owner, who moved from Aichi Prefecture with the intention of becoming self-sufficient. Goats, chickens, dogs, and cats are kept here and can be seen relaxing in the peaceful countryside. Within the spacious grounds is a berry garden growing more than 10 varieties of berries, including haskap and raspberry, and visitors can experience picking berries from late June to early October. You can eat the berries you pick on the spot or take them home to enjoy at home. The berries are shrubs, so even children can easily pick them, and the whole family can enjoy picking them.
A store attached to the farm sells products made from the farm's harvest. In addition to berry jam and berry vinegar, there is also honey collected from beehives set up in the berry garden. The products are full of nature's bounty and the creator's passion, and they are rich in flavor and delicious to the body.
Farm-in cottages on the farm are also available for rent, making it a great place for families and groups to stay.

Somewhere Farm

• No. 13, East 9th Line North, Nakafurano Town, Hokkaido MAP
• 10 min. drive from JR Nakafurano Sta.
• Open: Mid-June to early October
  9:00-17:00
• Thursdays
• Berry picking (Reservations not required) Adults 600 yen, children 4 years and older and elementary school students 300 yen, children 3 years and younger free of charge (Berry picking fee to take home is not included)
  Goat walk (reservation required) Adults 2,000 yen, children 1,000 yen, preschool children free (drink included, approx. 60 min.)
• 0167-44-4220
• Free of charge

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Ezo Kids Explorers

Kids' program to discover and be impressed in Tomamu's forests

An outdoor program prepared by “Hoshino Resorts Tomamu” for children. Equipped with insect cages, insect nets, name tags, and exploration journals, children set out with a guide to explore the vast Tomamu Forest—an area larger than 213 Tokyo Domes—in search of animals native to Hokkaido.
Participating children will receive an “Ezo Kids Exploration Team Journal.” They’ll observe the ecology and traces left by the creatures they discover during their exploration, and write down the knowledge about the forest and its wildlife shared by their guide, along with their feelings and cherished memories from the adventure, to create a one-of-a-kind exploration journal.

The tour lasts about an hour and a half. You’ll also look for signs of wildlife, such as tracks and droppings. If you’re lucky, you might even encounter wild animals like Ezo deer, Ezo snow hares, or Arctic foxes.

Ezo Kids Expedition

• Hoshino Resorts Tomamu, Nakatomamu, Shimukappu Village, Yufutsu-gun, Hokkaido MAP
• 5 minutes drive from JR Tomamu Station *Free shuttle bus service is available from JR Tomamu Station.
• Operating Period: July 18, 2026 – August 31, 2026
  9:30 AM – 11:15 AM / 2:30 PM – 4:15 PM
• Open on the same days as Hoshino Resorts Tomamu.
• Ages 4–11: 3,500 yen
  *Must be accompanied by at least one adult. Families may participate together (free of charge)
  500 yen off with online reservation
• 0167-58-1111 (Representative)
• Free of charge