On the way to Sengen Park in Noboribetsu, the most eye-catching sights are the various amusing demon statues and huge decorative metal clubs. Throughout the park, you can see small stone demons holding towels or metal clubs, and even twin demons grinning in front of a leaf carving. They are very distinctive.
As you get closer, thick hot spring steam rises from the area from time to time, and there is a faint sulfur smell in the air. Bright red metal clubs stand along the roadside, and together with the drugstore signs and street scenery behind them, they create a strong yet playful hot spring town atmosphere.
The park isn't very large, but it's relaxing and interesting to walk around looking at the differently shaped demon statues, along with the occasional clouds of white steam.
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The park has a simple design but really captures the local vibe. The stone monuments and torii blend in with nature, giving the place a solemn yet peaceful feel. If you come in autumn, the combination of fall leaves and steam is especially dreamy—perfect for photos. At night, there are lights at certain times, which adds a mysterious touch!



