About 18 kilometers from downtown Eniwa along the Eniwadake Park Road in the direction of Lake Shikotsu, you will find Eniwa Valley on the Larmanai River, a tributary of the Fishery River. The unique waterfalls of Shirafan Falls, Lalmanai Falls, and San-dan Falls attract visitors. The area is equipped with walking paths, waterfall viewing plazas, and other facilities that allow visitors to enjoy visiting each of the waterfalls.

In addition, "Lake Eniwa Jiyu Hiroba," a vast expanse of lawn, has flower beds, benches, pavilions, and charcoal beds among standing cherry trees, white birch trees, maple trees, and other trees. The charcoal floor can be used freely for barbecues, Genghis Khan, etc.

Sakura Park, where many cherry trees were planted in 1982, attracts visitors with its many beautiful cherry blossoms in the spring blooming season and autumn leaves in the fall.