Ningle Terrace

ニングルテラス

A craft shop street of wooden cabins in the forest next to the Shin-Furano Prince Hotel, linked by wooden boardwalks. At night the lights make it look like a fairy-tale village.

Ningle Terrace was conceived by playwright Soh Kuramoto. Some ten small wooden cabins are scattered through the forest and connected by wooden walkways. They sell handmade crafts such as woodcarvings, glassware, candles, leather goods and music boxes, and some shops let you watch the work being done. From dusk into the night the cabins glow with warm yellow light, and the scene is most magical when snow covers the ground in winter. Entry is free. Shop hours are roughly 12:00 to 20:45 (from 10:00 in July and August). It sits right next to the Shin-Furano Prince Hotel. Nearby are the filming location of the TV drama “Kaze no Hanazono” (Garden of the Wind) and the café Mori no Tokei (Forest Clock).

Opening hours

12:00–20:45 (from 10:00 in July–Aug)

Log cabins · Handmade crafts · Night views · Fairy tale

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