A natural canvas where the gods live

If you want to enjoy the four seasons in Yubari, Taki no Ue Park is the place to go. The valley, created by the erosion of the Yubari River over a long period of time, is composed of oddly shaped rocks and countless waterfalls of various sizes, offering an overwhelming sense of the power and strength of nature.

The valley is called "Ponsou Kamuikotan" (where the gods of the north live) in the Ainu language, and as the name implies, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the valley.

The scenery changes with the seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, green trees in summer, and autumn leaves in fall. The autumn foliage, which can be enjoyed together with Ryusenkyo and Chidorigataki Falls, is one of the most beautiful places in Hokkaido.

The park is only about 40 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, making it an attractive place to enjoy Yubari's abundant nature with all your senses.