This is the place where you can observe bears up close, attached to the No. 1 Ranch. It is designed as if humans are in a cage, and the bears are surrounding them, so you can experience what it's like to be the prey. You can also closely observe the bears' characteristics, such as their eyes, ears, noses, and fur, up close.



The female brown bears are very active, standing on two legs, lying down, and begging for treats in silly poses. Some of them are quite skillful, standing up and spinning around to show off, and some even balance in a V shape. Here you can observe the movements, dexterity, and intelligence of the bears.

From spring to autumn, the No. 2 Ranch is home to either "curious and playful young bears between the ages of 3 and 5," "unique bears between the ages of 9 and 11," or "veteran bears between the ages of 18 and 30 who are skilled at appealing their desires."

During the winter, "curious and playful young bears" appear.



Visit a unique wildlife park in Noboribetsu dedicated to bears. Ride a scenic ropeway up the mountain to reach the park.

See Hokkaido brown bears up close in specially designed enclosures. Enjoy feeding experiences in a safe and controlled environment.

Explore exhibits about bear behavior, habitat, and conservation. Visit the observatory for panoramic views of Lake Kuttara and surrounding nature.

Experience a mix of wildlife, adventure, and scenic beauty.