Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park

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Park Etiquette

In order for everyone to have a pleasant experience, the visitors to the national parks are advised to respect nature and observe the following:

Do not throw away any trash.
Do not pick wild flowers/damage plants.
Do not feed wild animals.
No hunting or fishing.
No smoking while walking.
Bonfires / recreational fires are only permitted in designated areas.

Please observe the Rishiri rules below when climbing Mt. Rishiri:

Use a plastic bag for toilet

Plastic bags for toilets can be purchased at a hotel and inn.There are also special booths provided for the portable toilets around the hiking trails, as well as a collection booth to throw away used portable toilets at the start of the hiking trail.

Place a cap on walking sticks and staffs.

The sharp tip of a walking stick or staff digs up the fragile soil and promotes erosion. When using a staff, be sure to place a cap on the tip.

Do not sit or step on plants.

To prevent damage to the plants and to stop soil erosion, be sure to stay on the trail.

Notes on Use!

Park Etiquette

Please observe the Rishiri rules below when climbing Mt. Rishiri:

Use a plastic bag for toilet

Place a cap on walking sticks and staffs.

Do not sit or step on plants.