Abira Town Nanohana Fields
Explore Abira’s Canola Fields by Tractor-Pulled Wagon or on Foot
Located about 30 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, Abira Town is known for its early-summer canola fields, with tractor-pulled wagon rides and walking routes offering ways to explore the surrounding countryside.
In Abira Town, Hokkaido, canola flowers typically reach peak bloom from mid-May to early June. During this period, bright yellow flowers cover gently rolling hills, creating a striking contrast with the surrounding green wheat fields. As the locations of the planted fields change from year to year, the scenery varies depending on when and where you visit.
During the limited-time Nanohana Stroll (Nanohana Sampo) event, visitors can explore the area on the Canola Field Drive, a tractor-pulled covered wagon ride, or follow walking routes through the surrounding countryside. These options offer different ways to enjoy the canola fields and take in Abira’s rural scenery during the early-summer bloom.
Viewing locations, event programs, and available activities may vary from year to year. Please check the latest official information before your visit.
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- Category
- Girls' trip
- Couple
- Travel style
- Animal habitats, plant habitats
- Lavender, flower gardens, gardens
- Natural scenery, spectacular views
- Travel Inspiration
- Enjoy spectacular views
- Picturesque spots
- Nearest airports
General Information
- Postal code
- 〒059-1921
- Address
- 北海道勇払郡安平町追分柏が丘49-1道の駅あびらD51ステーション内
- Telephone Number
- 0145-29-7733(Abira Tourist Association)
- Open
- 8:45-17:30
- Directions
- ●By car: About 30 minutes from New Chitose Airport
- Website
- Remarks
- To prevent crop rotation problems, the location of the fields changes every year. (For addresses, maps, and other information, please refer to the Abira Tourism Association.)
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.



















