Seasonal Landscape of Akan
Seasonal Landscape of Akan
The mountains of Akan welcome each season with a different expression. Be soothed by the forest and be still by the lake—we have arranged a number of activities for you to fully enjoy the Akan’s graceful nature.
Venture into Akan’s deep forest at night. Experience a new performance that uses ancient ceremonial dance of the Ainu. World-class adventure activities await you. This is a place at which all people are bewitched by their time spent here.
End of season 2022
■ KAMUY LUMINA 2022 has ended November 19th(SAT)
■ About unused tickets
All types of unused tickets aren’t valid for the 2023 season and cannot be refunded.
■ KAMUY LUMINA 2023 season
Mid-May-mid-November (The exact schedule will be released April 2023.)
We are looking forward to seeing you at KAMUY LUMINA 2023!
Akan Mashu National Park is a rare place as its volcanoes and lakes are adjacent to each other
And over 90% of this park is untouched nature.
Animals, plants, mountains, rivers, and lakes exist that are unique to Akan.
Nature guides who are fully versed in this field have seasonal activities on stand-by for you that can be savored only for a short period each year.
In Akan, have your spirits roused in way the city cannot.
A kotan is a village lived in by the Ainu, the indigenous people of Hokkaido.
Located in the Akan Ainu Kotan is a theater at which ancient ceremonial dances that have been performed for generations can be viewed.
From March 2019, a new production will be performed that reveals the background to the extinction of the Hokkaido wolf (Horkew Kamuy), which co-existed alongside the Ainu.
Performances of ancient ceremonial dances and contemporary dances unlike any you’ve never seen before can be enjoyed here in digital 7.1 surround sound.