【Hokkaido】The Colorful Scented Hill with White Lavender (Closed)

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Tired of seeing lavender everywhere?
There are many types of lavender, but most are either deep purple or light purple.
At the Colorful Scented Hill, there’s also a very light-colored lavender, which is white lavender.

There are quite a few lavender plants here.

This is the typical light purple lavender.

White lavender, which is actually a very, very light purple lavender.

Sai-Ka Happiness Hill
During my days in Furano, I saw friends from Hong Kong coming here to take wedding photos every day.

Also featuring Hokuseiyama!!
I visited last time too, and wrote about it in the same travelogue.

The slope with letters is one of its features.

Additionally, there’s a ski lift next to it.

Since this trip is the same as three years ago, I won’t introduce it again.
If you’re interested, you can check out the travelogue from three years ago.

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