Noboribetsu Bear Park

Although this place is very small, it is worth seeing the bears. There are not only bears, ducks and squirrels. It is recommended to go there at least once.

We happened to encounter an event outside the park with many vendors and bingo activities. The park is small and not big. It was a pity that there was no penguin parade that day because the weather was too hot.

Ticket redemption is easy and cheaper than buying tickets on site. The theater performances are rich and interesting and well worth watching. Ninja costumes can be rented to better integrate into the scene.

Easy to book tickets & cheaper via Klook, tickets are ready for collection at the ticket counter, no need to wait. Efficient! Shows are in Japanese but entertaining, enjoy to watch. Our tickets included traditional costume dress up & photo taking. They will take time to dress us up, giving extra & personal attention. We enjoy at the village park very much, recommend for those travelling to Noboribetsu, spend half day there.

It is highly recommended. The aquarium is not very big, but the content inside is very rich. Making pearls is also fun. The most worth seeing is the penguin parade🐧

The ticket price is cheaper than buying it on-site, and it is very suitable for the whole family. Some cable cars have big bear dolls accompanying them. The children are very happy and keep taking pictures.

It’s super convenient to buy tickets on klook first. Just show the QR CODE at the venue and you can enter directly! ! Highly recommended and will repurchase if I have the chance!

First of all, I would like to thank our tour guide Kevin for his arrangements and care on the day. He also speaks Mandarin, English and Japanese fluently. The explanations and supplementary information are also very good, and the explanations in various languages are balanced. The departure time that day was 8:00, but some passengers were late, so the departure was slightly delayed. We first arrived at Noboribetsu Jigokudani and Cape Earth. The scenery on both sides is first-class, which is very suitable for taking photos with family members. Next is the Bear Ranch. The "ranch" is actually very detailed, and it doesn't take 30 minutes to finish shopping for souvenirs. The big bear in the pasture 🐻 can actually wave his hands and hold his fists after being fed and say "please please" thank you! People who watched it, including us, were also very excited. Just thinking about it further, they probably don’t have enough to eat every day, so they need to please tourists to get food. Thinking of this, I feel very pitiful. Afterwards, we went to Lake Toya for lunch at our own expense. Although it was a Saturday, there were not many open restaurants nearby. We walked to a place a little further away to eat ramen🍜😍 and then wandered around the beach for a while, met a foot bath and soaked for a while. Super comfortable. Then we set off to the Lake Toya Observation Deck, where we just took photos and checked in before setting off. Finally, we went to Lake Shikotsu. The lake is really beautiful. I heard it is the second largest lake in Japan. It was close to dusk when we arrived at 16:30 in the afternoon, and the scenery was super beautiful. It was exactly 18:00 when we got back to Zhase. It would be perfect if we could stay in Lake Shikotsu longer😍