Framed view on the same property shared with Rokkatei. You can take a break here between lunch and desert at nearby buildings.

beautiful gem we spent 30 min here just marveling at the scenery

4 transparent chairs are lined up to enjoy the view through a huge window?! It feels like a hidden spot with hardly anyone coming or going, haha. I think it's the perfect place to relax a little and enjoy the scenery 🙌

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Gallery Kamigami no Asobu Niwa” beside Campana Rokkatei. Rokkatei is packed with customers, but hardly anyone visits this gallery. That's understandable, probably because there is no large sign and many people don't know what the building is. I make a point of stopping by whenever I come to this Rokkatei, but there is no conspicuous notice on the Rokkatei side about what's on display, so I can't even tell whether there's an exhibition. Apparently, perhaps because of its connection to Rokkatei, this gallery exhibits works by people with ties to Hokkaido. I remember works by Kyuichiro Aihara being displayed before. Today, works by Kozo Watahiki were on display. The gallery is just one floor, and I think the view through the glass windows at the back alone makes it worthwhile.

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Rokkatei's small private gallery. When I visited, it was displaying photographs of sculptures by Kan Yasuda, who is from Bibai. Although the space is very simple, it has a wonderful location overlooking Furano through a large, wide window. Perhaps the Furano scenery changing through the four seasons is the main exhibit itself.

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