Green Beats Eco Festival

Artist Chris J. Roome is a British neuroscientist living in Okinawa Japan with a passion for creating original wooden art and furniture. Unique to GREEN BEATS, Chris will use the inspiration of the mountains in winter to create chairs by upcycling unused skis and snowboards collected from the previous snow season.

Create a one-of-a-kind Bingata art tote bag using traditional Okinawa methods and colours inspired by Hokkaido. Led by an Okinawan-based artist, Hazel Cruzado (Filipina/Okinawan) incorporates up-cycled materials whenever she can, and encourages an eco-friendly creative lifestyle wherever she goes.

A fun workshop for the whole family blending science and nature. Build your very own smartphone microscope, learn about microorganisms in water, plants and the cell of their leaves, plus much more. Using magnification, design, art and science, your family will discover fun new skills led by human-centred design expert, Hermes Huang from Bangkok, Thailand.

Learn to capture the magic of nature through photography. Using either your camera or your phone, learn about light, angles and the art of storytelling through the lens with National Geographic 2017 Nature Photographer of the Year.

Capture the brilliance of nature's colours on fabric using the technique of Hapa Zome (leaf dye)! Hapa Zome is the art of hammering leaves and pounding natural pigment into cloth, thereby creating natural imprints of plants onto different materials. This workshop is a great opportunity for the little ones to explore the forest and discover what colours are produced from nature. Come and create a colourful collage to take home.

Explore the forest with Agy Textile Artist and discover its textures and colours. In this workshop, Agy will take you through a journey of slowing down and discovering your inner tortoise. Through this journey, you will discover and choose your found objects from the forest floor and translate what you have experienced into a piece of your own artwork!

Nature Is Speaking is Conservation International’s invitation to the human race to listen to nature.

Nature is essential to every aspect of human life and well-being — we want to make sure it’s included in the conversation. People are taking more from nature than it has to give, and as a result, we’re putting our own lives on the line. Nature’s message to humanity is simple: Nature doesn’t need people. People need nature.

‘The Mermaid Cave’ is an eco-friendly makeover using plastic-free and zero waste glitter. All glitter is sourced responsibly from independent artisans across the world, transforming ocean lovers into mermaids and mermen, and teaching festival-goers about ocean conservation and protection.

An authentic taste of Hokkaido, follow an easy step-by-step demonstration by our Chef to learn the art of Japanese cooking. Slots are limited to 10 persons, and kids must be accompanied by an adult.

After a day in the fresh air, it’s time to relax and indulge in delicious cocktails while admiring the breathtaking Hokkaido sunset peaking through the mountains.

Savour a variety of international and Japanese delights, including fresh seafood, desserts and drinks, from our main buffet restaurant.
For added convenience, a Baby Corner will offer a place to prepare special baby meals, and a variety of amenities to make dining with a young one relaxing.

Experience an authentic yakiniku barbecue that you grill right at your table. Sample a variety of fresh beef including premium cuts from local Hokkaido beef to Wagyu beef, or select from our seafood menu options for a fresh dining experience worth sharing.

Toast to an unforgettable mountain adventure.

Enjoy a guided tasting of premium Japanese whiskies like award-winning Nikka and Suntory’s single malt Yamazaki or Hakushu, as well as local sakes, while savouring light bites to pair.

*Additional costs may apply

Japanese nightlife at its best! From dance to comedy and traditional Japanese performances, you're sure to be entertained.

Summer in Hokkaido means mild weather, green forests and flower-strewn grasslands to explore. Grab a mountain bike and satisfy your thirst for adventure as you travel through the unspoilt landscape.

In summer, the foothills of Mount Tomamu are covered in multicoloured flowers, their fragrances filling the air, while the forest and grasslands are a haven for animals.

Discover the local flora and fauna on one of our themed hikes - find your rhythm as you follow in the footsteps of your instructor and discover the enthralling surroundings.

With the Hidaka mountains in the background, set your sights on conquering new heights. Soar above the trees on our very own flying trapeze, the perfect place to learn new skills , test your aerial acrobatics, and get a birds-eye view of the festival.

Learn how to aim, shoot or fire, and share memorable moments as you practice with your family. Book a tennis court for games with your friends, or improve your aim with archery lessons – all a short 5 minute walk from the resort centre.

Bows, arrows, lines of sight, targets and more – watch your little ones learn all they need to know to be a real archer! Also on offer is tiny tennis to discover the ins and outs of the game, build confidence and learn new skills with friends from all over the world.

Whether you like sport, entertainment, food or all three, laugh and explore with your nearest and dearest in Tomamu. Reconnect amidst the lush green forest with family-focused activities and bring home ever-lasting memories.

With its pine-flanked slopes and flowering fields, Mount Tomamu is a dreamland of adventure for all ages. With child care services available at Kids Club for children from 2 to 17 years old, watch them learn and grow in the fresh mountain air.

Under the watchful eye of expertly trained G.Os, touch-play, painting and games are on offer for the young ones, flying trapeze, hiking and mountain biking for teenagers – fun hits its peak at Club Med.