Biei

Michi-cho is a town in Kamikawa County, Hokkaido, located in the middle of Asahikawa City, the second city in Hokkaido, and Furano City, famous for its lavender. The michi-cho has a similar street and rural landscape in Europe. The vast hilly terrain, quiet and stable hills and the beautiful scenery of Hanada during summer, become the most famous tourist attraction in Hokkaido area, attracting about 1.5 million tourists a year.

Biei is a relatively large town on the Asahikawa-Furano tourist route. Accommodation, dining and transportation here are very convenient. To go to the Patchwork Road, you can ride or even walk; you can take a train to Siji Caizhi Hill, and then ride to Meima Niu; take the train two stops to Farm Tomita; there are also sightseeing buses to go Shirahige Falls and Blue Pond. There are various activities in the town in summer, there are performances in the station square, and fireworks show at night, which is great.

The beauty of Hokkaido is really beautiful. This place has a colorful feeling, it gives a very beautiful feeling, let a feeling of relaxation, let people feel a good way and way,

Compared to Furano, I like Biei more. Renting a bicycle, riding the super wide-angle road and patchwork road in one day is no problem. Of course, you have to rent an electric bicycle, which can save a lot of effort, but it still hurts to ride. The four seasons color hills on the ultra-wide-angle road can be said to be the most beautiful flower fields in Hokkaido in summer; the undulating farmlands on the patchwork road show the peacefulness and prosperity of the years here. However, remember that these farmlands are privately owned. Don't step on them. The seeds accidentally brought by the soles of your shoes from elsewhere are likely to bring danger to the ecology here.

Biei is a town within the Kamikawa County of Kaido. It is located between Asahikawa City, the second largest city in Hokkaido, and Furano City, which is famous for its lavender. The expanse of the plain, the snow under the sun reflects the crystal clear luster, and the pure whiteness of Biei is unobstructed under the sun, as if all the colors have been quietly carried away by winter.