Cradled by Hokkaido’s pristine landscapes, Furano is a year-round haven for adventurers and nature lovers alike. In winter, its renowned ski resort offers powder-soft slopes, perfectly groomed runs, and thrilling off-piste terrain for every level. As the seasons shift, Furano transforms into a vibrant floral retreat—most famously at Farm Tomita, where lavender and wildflowers bloom in spectacular colour. Nearby, Biei enchants with its rolling hills, the iconic Blue Pond, and postcard-worthy panoramas along the Patchwork Road.

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Hokkaido’s Hidden Gem

Furano, Japan, is a hidden gem for ski enthusiasts, offering exceptional powder snow, affectionately known as "Japow.", well-groomed runs, and fewer crowds than major resorts. With terrain suited to all skill levels, the Furano Ski Resort features modern lift systems, panoramic mountain views, and access to thrilling off-piste adventures. Its consistent snowfall and pristine conditions make Furano an ideal destination for those seeking a refined yet exhilarating alpine experience in Hokkaido.

Exquisite Hotels, Chalets and Resorts

Discover your perfect sanctuary in this breathtaking, snow-draped paradise with Luxe Vacay. Enjoy seamless ski-in, ski-out access, exceptional amenities, and prime locations near both the slopes and Furano’s most sought-after winter experiences. From elegant slopeside lofts and cosy alpine chalets to the region’s most refined ski resort hotels, our handpicked collection of contemporary accommodations across Hokkaido is thoughtfully curated to suit your every desire for luxury and comfort.

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Things to do in FURANO

More than just Skiing

Rich Culinary Journey

Indulge in Furano's renowned melons, known for their exquisite taste, and relish authentic Hokkaido cuisine at local restaurants serving delicacies like Jingisukan and Hokkaido ramen.

Apres-Ski Bars

Furano’s bar scene offers a cosy, authentic experience. Enjoy craft cocktails at The Bridge Bar, local brews at Yama no Doxon, or warm sake in traditional izakayas like Robata.

Cultural Exploration

Immerse yourself in Japanese traditions by partaking in tea ceremonies, trying on traditional kimonos, or visiting the nearby historical town of Otaru, providing a glimpse into Hokkaido's cultural heritage.