On February 17, 1978 (Showa 53), in the Moziri district of Horokanai Town, it is a facility made to commemorate the recording of minus 41.2 degrees, which became Japan's coldest temperature.
The monument with a distinctive design, located within the grounds, is named "Crystal Peaks" and images icicles in the freezing cold.
Furthermore, February 17, which recorded minus 41.2 degrees, is officially certified by the Japan Anniversary Association as "Angel's Whisper Memorial Day," and every February, the monument's light-up and ceremony are held as the event venue for "Gathering to Listen to Angel's Whisper."

Inside the management building, in addition to having an exhibition room regarding coldness such as recent temperature trends, "Japan's Coldest Place Reached Certificate" is issued for 100 yen.

Park golf (18 holes) can also be enjoyed, and equipment rental (300 yen) is also carried out at the management building, so please do use it.

In spring, because colonies of dogtooth violet and Ezo Corydalis can be seen, there are also many people who visit for a stroll with a camera in hand.