Moere Numa Park is a highly artistic park located in Higashi-ku, Sapporo, designed by the world-renowned sculptor Isamu Noguchi as "a single piece of sculpture." The site, which was once a final waste disposal site, has been transformed into a magnificent art space. The entire park is based on Isamu Noguchi's concept, with geometrical topography and monuments arranged, allowing visitors to experience art that is integrated with nature as they walk. Although it is located in Sapporo city, its vast grounds and unique design provide an extraordinary experience.

At the center of the park is the glass pyramid "HIDAMARI," which is the park's symbolic presence. In the indoor space bathed in light, exhibitions and events are held, allowing visitors to experience art even in winter. In addition, there are various facilities scattered around the park, such as artificial mountains such as Moere Mountain, which is 107 meters above sea level, Play Mountain, a sea fountain, and Moere Beach (only available in summer), and each location offers different views and experiences. In particular, the area around Moere Numa, which changes its appearance depending on the season, and the area lined with colorful play equipment are popular with children.

Moere Numa Park is a place where you can enjoy beautiful scenery throughout the seasons: the fresh greenery of spring, splashing around in the water in summer, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery in winter. There are many ways to spend your time here, including walking, cycling, and picnicking.

Admission and parking are both free.