This is one destination I would recommend not to miss if you are in Hokkaido. I was in Hokkaido in mid September this year and the flowers were in full bloom. We missed the Lavenders though. It was a sight not to be missed. We also saw sunflowers in some field and they were another sight to enjoy.
It's amazing to know that Tomita san's effort paid off years of hard work even though the land was difficult to farm and this flower farm turn out to be a lovely place for all who come to visit. You automatically feel relaxed looking at the beautiful blooms.

A must visit place if you are at Furano, spectacular flowers of wonderful colours... The farm has a nice café and an ice-cream outlet.. 2-thumbs-up for this place..

This is an attraction with all aspects of a must-visit location: history, amazing scenery, good food and treasured souvenirs.

We visited Farm Tomita on 7 October 2019. We took a taxi which cost slightly below 700 yen, as there were no other means of public transport to the place. If you would walk from Nakafurano train station, it is probably a 25 minute walk. Take note that while there is a taxi stand at the entrance of the farm, no taxis were available when we left the place. Hence, do factor in time to walk back to the train station if you come by public transport.

By 7th October, there were no more lavenders around in the flower bed, but there were rows of other beautiful flowers including bluesalvia, moss, margold, begonia etc that would make for endless photos with colourful flowers as a backdrop.

We spent a little time at the small photo museum within the premises, which feature very professionally-looking taken photos of the Farm across all the four seasons of the year.

Consider having lunch or dessert at Farm Tomita. A must try is the Lavender soft serve ice cream. At the cafe near the entrance, we also tried the curry rice and potatoes with lavender butter; nice! There are also sliced Yubari melons on sale at the farm itself.

Take some time to tour the souvenir shop within the premise and pick up some nice souvenirs or gifts which bear the Farm Tomita label. All in, visiting this attraction can easily take up half a day.