Stayed for one day and went to the Bear Ranch the next morning. It is very convenient to have a shuttle bus at the entrance of each hot spring hotel, and we just met when we went out. Ctrip needs to redeem physical tickets at the window with electronic tickets, and there are not many people. Queuing up the mountain on the cable car, it is Christmas, there are many Christmas elements in the cable car for punching in.

Very fun, the bears are fat, and they will wave to you and can eat the snacks in the hole for the bear. The venue is small, but the scenery is good because the location is very high. The child likes to do the cable car very much. The price is average. There is nothing fun to do.

Very good, the place is a little small, there is a lake formed by a crater not far away, I feel that the scenery is very beautiful, I have been thinking that if it is domestic, it is estimated that a circle of plank roads will be built along the lake. There are not many bears inside. It is estimated that there are many tourists feeding every day, and they are not very concerned about tourists. That duck race is a lot of fun.

It's more fun than expected. First, take the cable car up the mountain, and there is a cable car for bear dolls! There is a large bear ranch on the top of the mountain, you can buy feed for the bear, and then there is a museum with an observation deck on it, and you can see the surrounding scenery! There is also a duck race, which is also very interesting, you can use 200yen to buy your duck in the photo, and there is a reward for winning!

There is a direct shuttle bus to the 🐻 Ranch where you live in the first building. The hotel can also help buy tickets. 2,500 yen per person including a cable car coupon, 2800 on-site. You can take the cable car directly when you enter the museum. There are two bear restaurants in total. You can buy a package of 200 yen for small snacks in the self-service machine. The bears are very lazy. The ones who can’t feed are robbed by the crow. There is a restaurant on the right hand side. The second floor is the museum. Then up is the observation deck. The scenery is still beautiful, big friends and children can come and play