It's the middle of summer, and it's really hot this summer! ! .

Meanwhile, I recently visited Hokkaido for some business.

It was summer in Hokkaido, and I was trying to escape the heat (lol), but it was 35 degrees Celsius that day...

There's nothing you can do to escape, it's hot everywhere in the Japanese archipelago! It's like that.

Although it was a short trip this time, I made time to visit Furano and Biei. Speaking of Furano, it is now a sacred place for lavender fields. Speaking of Biei, it is the charm of the farm fields that cover the hills that spread across the vast landscape.

I went on a bullet tour and was surprised at how many inbound sightseeing buses there were. Although it was a weekday, we were surprised to see so many domestic customers.

I also learned a lot from learning about the history of Furano's lavender fields becoming a sacred place and learning about the charms of Biei. The charm of the earth and fields is mysterious. The charm of creating new products through human intervention in nature. It's not just the charm of the cultivated products and products that are produced there, but the power and charm of the land that has been cultivated over many years that captivates people.

This may be an added value to the Hokkaido brand, but it made me think about the charm of the fields.

Our company owns a variety of fields.

Now, the wheat field alone is about 30 ha. There are also many other fields such as lavender fields, vegetable fields, vineyards, and animal breeding fields, but I felt that I would like to make each field full of charm one by one. Of course, this is important from the perspective of soil development.

I won't lose to Hokkaido lol

It looks like the heat will continue.

Everyone please take care of yourself.

Tomoatsu Hashimoto

Furano flower garden↓

Biei wheat field↓