Things to do in Biei

it is also interesting to go there during winter times winter wonderland there snowy weather, the surroundings are nice

When the weather is good, the snow-capped mountains behind the Shirahige Falls will be even more beautiful. I didn’t expect that I was so lucky this time. I encountered a sunny day with super good visibility. I saw this epic beauty with my own eyes! The Shirahige Falls itself is very beautiful🥹. Coupled with the rolling snow-capped mountains in the distance🥰, it is really one of the most unforgettable moments of this trip to Hokkaido.

From a distance, this tall poplar tree stands tall and independent on the vast hills of Biei, forming a typical northern landscape painting. There is also a B&B nearby that provides simple meals, and it is very pleasant to rest here on the way.

it is so so pretty ! with all the flowers and lavenders flourishing everywhere, the place is so nice for a comfortable relax trip ,

In the north of Biei, Hokkaido, the road from the Ken and Mary Tree to the Seven Stars Tree is called the Patchwork Road. This patchwork path follows gentle hills and is surrounded only by fields, so the view is unobstructed. Not only the Ken and Mary tree, the Seven Stars tree and the adjacent parent-child tree, but also the Seven Stars Hill in the depths and Tokachidake in the back, are colorful, and it seems that people can see the pastoral scenery of Europe without feeling that it is In Japan, it is a tourist attraction representing Biei.

A very old tree is also a deified tourist attraction. The colors around this place are also perfect, and the area of ​​the entire space is also large. It is also very suitable for travel in summer.

It's a very beautiful place, it's a world of flowers. I found that Hokkaido is not only suitable for winter, but also beautiful in summer, and there are many tourists.

Takushinkan seems to be an art museum. I went there for so long that I don't remember it very well! The scenery nearby is really beautiful. If you are interested, you can go and see it yourself. I think I had to take off my shoes when I went in to see the paintings.

The Hokusai-no-Oka Observatory Park is similar to the pyramid architectural style. You can go to the top and see the vast rural scenery, blue sky, white clouds, green trees and mountains, which changes our inherent understanding of Japanese scenery. The wind is strong at the top and the view is quite good. Across the street, there are fruits and raw sweet corn for sale, you can try it.

Biei in June is full of green colors. The weather is not hot and the wind is strong. I ate a piece of cantaloupe and an ice cream. It was so refreshing.