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The Furano Cheese Factory lets visitors observe the production process of the local camembert type cheese from behind windows. Cheese samples, including those of a black cheese colored by squid ink, can be tasted in the factory shop.
Besides the cheese factory, there is also an ice cream parlor ("ice cream factory") and a pizzeria ("pizza factory"), as well as hands-on workshops, at which visitors can try to make butter, ice cream, bread and cheese. Workshops start at fixed times during the day. Advance reservations are not required except for the bread workshop.
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How to get there
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The cheese factory can be reached in a five minute taxi or car ride from Furano Station.
During summer (June 18 to August 15, 2011) the cheese factory is served by the Furano Kururu Bus, a loop line for tourists which connects Furano Station with some of the town's sights six times per day. A 1-day pass costs 900 yen and a 2-day pass 1000 yen.
The cheese factory also gets visited by the Twinkle Bus Furano sightseeing bus, which covers various sights around Furano (4 hours, 1000 yen, one bus daily from June 11 through August and on weekends in September and early October 2011) and the Twinkle Bus Furano "Lavender Course" sightseeing bus, which runs from Furano to Biei (3 hours, 1000 yen, one bus daily from July 2 to August 14, 2011).
Reservations for the Twinkle Bus are mandatory and can be made at JR railway stations across Hokkaido.
How to get to and around Furano
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Hours and Fees
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| Hours: | 9:30 to 17:00 (until 16:00 from November through March) | | Closed: | December 31 to January 3 | | Admission: | Free (except hands-on experiences) |
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Popularity of Cheese Factory:
Users who have been to Furano: 414
Users who have been to Cheese Factory: 87 3rd of 5 most visited sights in Furano. 385th of 726 most visited sights nationwide.
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