As we enter April, there are more and more warm days.

The bears have also woken up from winter hibernation and are eating food to keep their bodies in good condition.

It's slowly coming together.

A stream of snowmelt flows trickling through the Bear Mountain park.

Flow, fukinotou here and there.

Meanwhile, our staff is busy preparing for the opening.

One day while I was working, I found traces of a bear's back rubbing on the pillar outside Bear Point!

At Bear Mountain, which has a vast area, the location of bears is detected using radio waves.

I have a tag attached to my neck for protection, but it seems like I can stand up and put my back against a pillar.

There was a small scratch when I rubbed it.

I was surprised once again at the size of the bear, which is much bigger than the height of the male staff!

There are many markings and claw marks on trees and pillars in the park.

Everyone, please keep your eyes peeled and find out!

[Breeding staff: Ito]