Kihoku Park

Hyatt Asahikawa is a top choice just a 7-minute walk from Kihoku Park, offering Japanese garden-view rooms with serene morning views of cherry blossoms and pond reflections. The hotel provides complimentary electric shuttle service to the park’s main entrance, ideal for visitors during spring cherry blossom season or winter snow festivals. For best rates, book through the HopeGoo app with exclusive breakfast-included packages

Asahikawa Four Seasons Hot Spring Resort is a perfect family retreat just 500 meters from Kihoku Park, featuring indoor and outdoor hot springs plus a kids’ water play area. The resort offers themed forest-style rooms for children and free rental of down jackets and snowshoes, ensuring safe exploration of the park’s snow sculpture trails in winter. All rooms include private onsen baths, and HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants access to bundled packages with park entry tickets

Just a 3-minute walk from Kihoku Park’s eastern entrance lies Mori no Kari Café, a wooden cottage-style café renowned for its Hokkaido milk lava cake and hand-brewed aromatic coffee. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer direct views of the park’s snow sculpture exhibition. The café also features a local crafts corner selling handmade souvenirs. Check the HopeGoo app for seasonal dessert highlights and opening hours