Hokkaido is an ideal travel destination in summer, with flower fields brightening up its vast landscape. From sunflowers to lavender, Hokkaido's summer is all about flowers. Here are the top 5 flower fields in Hokkaido you should definitely visit.

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1. Higashi Mokoto Shibazakura Park

Moss phlox (shibazakura) is a popular spring flower in Japan, blooming right after the cherry blossoms. Higashi Mokoto Shibazakura Park (ひがしもこと芝桜公園) is a 10-hectare park in Ozora town. From early May, moss phlox flowers flourish in various colors along the mountain slope, creating a stunning pink field. A festival is held during the season, with nighttime light-up displays too.

Access: Recommended by car, but public transport is available — take a bus from JR Abashiri Station (50 min) to Higashi Mokoto, then a taxi (5 min).
Fee: 600 yen
Hours: 8:00–17:00
Best time to visit: mid May to early June

2. Farm Tomita

Farm Tomita (ファーム富田) is known as the largest lavender field in Japan, attracting millions of visitors every summer. The farm has several fields of various flowers blooming from early May to mid October — but for the famous lavender field, visit in July.

Access: 7 min walk from Lavender Field Station
Fee: Free
Hours: 8:30–17:00
Best time to visit: early to mid July

3. Shikisai Hill

Shikisai Hill, or Shikisai no Oka (色彩の丘), is a famous flower field in Biei town. The 7-hectare hill is filled with colorful flowers in summer, and visitors can tour the field on unique vehicles like tractor buses, baggies and karts. The field also opens in winter as a snow park.

Access: 25 min walk from JR Bibaushi Station
Fee: 500 yen
Hours: 9:00–17:00 (varies by month)
Best time to visit: July

4. Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park

Some 1.2 million tulips of over 200 varieties cover the 70,000 m² field at Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park (かみゆうべつチューリップ公園), in Yubetsu town in western Hokkaido, about 1.5 hours' drive from Memanbetsu Airport. During peak season, a Dutch-themed festival is held, and the tulips can be enjoyed alongside a windmill.

Access: Best by car — the nearest station, Engaru, is about 15 km away.
Fee: 600 yen
Hours: 8:00–18:00
Best time to visit: mid May

5. Hokuryu Sunflower Field

Sunflowers are the symbol of Hokkaido's summer. Hokuryu Town Sunflower Field (北竜町ひまわりの里) sits in Hokuryu town, about 100 km north of Sapporo. Over 1.5 million sunflowers bloom across the vast 23.1-hectare field, offering a magnificent golden view. The festival runs annually from mid July to mid August.

Access: Take a bus from JR Takigawa or JR Fukagawa Station to the "Himawarinosato Hokuryu Chugakko mae" stop.
Fee: Free
Hours: 24 hours
Best time to visit: early August