Tomita Melon House — Local services in Nakafurano

Having visited Tomita Melon House twice, I can confidently say it’s a place that perfectly captures the taste and charm of Hokkaido summers. Located just next to the iconic Farm Tomita, this spot has become a favorite destination for melon lovers like me.

On both visits, the freshly sliced Furano melons stole the show. The melons here are incredibly sweet, juicy, and perfectly ripe—each slice feels like a celebration of Hokkaido’s rich agricultural bounty. Whether you enjoy them by the slice, half, or whole, the quality is consistently excellent.

The melon-infused treats are another highlight. I tried the melon soft serve on my first visit, and it was so good I had to have it again the second time! Creamy and delicately sweet, it’s the perfect summer indulgence. On my second trip, I explored more of their offerings, like the melon smoothie and their famous melon bread (melon pan). The bread’s soft texture and luscious melon-flavored filling made it unforgettable.

What makes Tomita Melon House special isn’t just the food—it’s the experience. Sitting on the wooden deck with a slice of melon or a dessert in hand, gazing at the breathtaking Tokachidake mountain range, is an unbeatable way to relax and soak in the natural beauty...

🍈 Tomita Melon House 🍈

The Tomita Melon House is a delightful stop on the way back from Tomita Farm to Lavender Farm station. One of the highlights of this area is the presence of various restaurants, offering a wide range of dining options to satisfy any appetite.

Beyond the restaurants, a pleasant surprise awaits visitors - a small sunflower field situated behind them. The sight of these cheerful sunflowers adds a touch of brightness to the entire experience, making it a lovely spot for some memorable photos.

If you’re exploring the Lavender Farm area and have some time to spare on your return journey, paying a visit to the Tomita Melon House and enjoying the restaurants and sunflower field is definitely worth it. It adds an extra touch of charm to an already delightful day amidst the...

The day we went was around 30 degrees, we decided to walk to the Farm from Nakafurano station, which took about 20mins, and we took a taxi to the station when return (610 yen). Please check the train schedule for return, as only 1-2 train per hr.

The Melon was very juicy & sweet. They offer a sliced melon (700 yen for a sliced of Green / Red Melon) or half melon (1200 yen). You can add on top of a Milk ice-cream at 350 yen. We wanna try the white corn, but its not the season yet.

If you parked your car on the top of the mountain, you can follow the walkway & there are some more Lavender & flower field (where is...