Takinoue Park

Overview

Takinoue Park, located in Yubari City, Hokkaido, is a park renowned for its gorge carved by the Yubari River over countless years. This gorge showcases stunning rock formations and countless waterfalls of varying sizes. Known in the Ainu language as "Ponsou Kamuykotan" (the place where the gods of the north reside), the park's overwhelming natural beauty and power are sure to leave a lasting impression. Well-maintained walking paths wind through the park, offering visitors up-close views of the numerous waterfalls and unique rock formations. The park's iconic Chidorigafuchi Falls, a magnificent waterfall cascading down a 30-meter cliff face, captivates visitors with its beauty. The Chidori Bridge and the Taki no Tsuribashi (waterfall suspension bridge) provide different vantage points for admiring the gorge and are popular photography spots. Spring brings a vibrant display of cherry blossoms, painting the gorge in hues of pink. Summer showcases the lush greenery of the surrounding forest, while autumn brings the breathtaking spectacle of the fall foliage season, with fiery reds and yellows illuminating the gorge. This season attracts many visitors eager to capture the stunning scenery. Winter transforms the park into a serene snow-covered wonderland. Conveniently located about a 40-minute drive from New Chitose Airport, Takinoue Park offers easy access to the rich natural beauty of Yubari. Experience the grandeur of the gorge and the ever-changing beauty of Takinoue Park throughout the year.