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Furano Winery

Furano Winery

3.8 (427 reviews)
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Best time to visit

Late summer brings ripe grapes and lively harvest events, enhancing the visit with color and activity. Morning visits avoid crowds and offer soft, natural light for photos.

Budget tips

Entry to the tasting room is free, though wine samples are charged per glass with discounts for sets. Consider joining a guided tour for value and insights into the winemaking process.

Recommended for

Wine enthusiasts, Photography lovers, Couples, Culinary travelers

Plan your visit

1-2 hours

About

Quick facts: Unique grape varieties thrive here, making their wines distinct with a fresh, fruity character rare in Japan. The cool climate and rich soil create perfect conditions, attracting wine lovers worldwide.

Highlights: Rows of vibrant vineyards paint a scenic backdrop against the rugged Daisetsuzan mountains. Sampling the handcrafted grape juice that's non-alcoholic offers a delightful taste just as memorable as the wine itself.

Insider tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes to stroll through the vineyard paths easily.
  • Bring a camera for stunning mountain and vineyard photos, especially in the early morning.
  • Skip heavy meals before visiting to better enjoy the tasting experience.
  • Plan weekday visits to avoid weekend crowds and enjoy a quieter atmosphere.

Practical info

Opening hours

Directions

Official website

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