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We visited this attraction on 7 October 2019, after coming out from Farm Tomita. Both can be visited as they are but a short 15 minute walk apart. While both attractions have similar flowers, Choei is smaller in the size area, is along a hillslope and is definitely quieter and less touristy and crowded. From the top of the hillslope, you can also catch a nice view of the town of Nakafurano. Hence, it is a good place for phototaking and enjoying the varieties of flowers against a hillslope. When we were there, the chair lift is not in operation. But you can simply walk up the hillslope and take pictures of the rows of flowers. While the lavender was not in season, there were other flower beds that offer an equally nice photo backdrop. This place is closer to the Nakafurano train station as compared to Farm Tomita. Toilet facilities are available although there are no food stalls here. Suggest to visit both Tomita and Choei one after another if you have the time.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Seriously after Tomita , this really feel like the stepsister. Nevertheless, we enjoy the open ride up and down the slope. It must be quite spectacular during winter.
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Date of experience: July 2019
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This farm is not as big as the others, but still enjoyable as we can ride a chairlift and have a beautiful view of the city from uphill. The staff in nakafurano station gave each of us a 50% coupon discount, totally worth it!
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Responded Jul 15, 2019
Thank you for your comment. Please let me correct one thing. The coupon is 50JPY discount not 50%.
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We visited in early October - so the fields of flowers were past their best with only part of the field still having flora, but the slope makes for a very impressive location to appreciate the plants and views
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Date of experience: October 2018
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Even though the lavender were gone by early August when we visited, we were surprised with the fantastic view from the top after taking the fun chairlift for 400¥ /adult. The patchwork farms of Furano lies before your eyes plus the strains of lovely Japanese ballads keep you in the most beautiful mood.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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