A request to all visitors
Biei-cho is known for its "Hill of Patchwork," and all of its beautiful hills are the fields of farmers. However, because this fact is not well known, there is no end to the number of tourists who step into the fields to take commemorative photos. In response to this situation, the Viei DMO has produced two videos to raise awareness of tourism etiquette: one featuring wheat fields in July and the other featuring kigarashi (Japanese pepper) flowers in September. The beautiful scenery is used in abundance, so please take a look!
Observe good sightseeing manners in Biei, the town of hills.
Make happy memories.
Never enter farmland.
It can cause harm to crops from the shoes through the soil.
Do not obstruct traffic.
To prevent accidents, please be very careful on the roadway and leave immediately.
Do not enter gravel or farm roads. Stay on paved roads.
In principle, drone flights and aerial photography are prohibited in Biei Town.
Except for those who have received prior permission.
No entry to farmland in snowfields.
All the snow covered hills are private property. Wheat and other crops are growing under the snow. Please do not enter the area except on public roads where the snow has been plowed.
Do not walk on the frozen blue pond.
The ice may break and fall off. It is very dangerous.
Do not dump rocks or trash in the blue pond.
