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A vast land area where brown bears inhabit in an environment just like their natural habitat.
Humans can take a peek at their lives from the high-rise walkway through the area. Furthermore,
Bear Watching Buses provide closer looks at the real life bears from behind the safety net, which once was impossible.
Enjoy the experience like no other, in the beautifulnatural setting of Sahoro's forest.
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 Facility Stats·Service Period: April 29th - October 22nd ·Service Hours: 8:00 - 17:00 (entrance closes at 16:30) ·Land Area: 15 ha (more than 3 times the size of Tokyo Dome) ·High-rise Walkway: 370 m in length, 5 m in height ·Bear Watching Bus: Run every 20 minutes ·Bear Watching Bus Route: 1.2 km loop ·Round-trip Time: Approx. 1 hour either on foot or by bus ·Restaurant Fomalhaut: 400 seats |
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Mission Statement Power of exhibition, and our mission Our company started Noboribetsu Bear Park in 1958, in the midst of theBrown Bear Extinction Act era, to study and conserve this endangered species. Since then the tide has shifted, especially around the end of the 80's when the policy turned toward conservation, and our commitment and love has always been the same. After this half century of dedication and know-how, we will keep on pushing for higher goals. |
