Ken and Mary Tree
He became famous in a commercial in the Showa era. A single poplar "Ken and Mary Tree" that stands out against the hill scenery
A single poplar standing on a gentle hill in Biei Town is the “Ken and Mary Tree”. It became a filming location for automobile commercials in the 1970s and became familiar with its name. The expanse of the fields, the paths, and the trees that stretch out over the mountains in the distance create a picturesque landscape, and the expression changes depending on the season and time of day. From early summer with fresh greenery, golden harvest season, and winter scenery that shines on snowy fields, every season is photogenic.
Since the surrounding area is farmland, do not enter private land, and quietly admire and take pictures from the road or designated viewing points. It is also ideal for hill hopping drives in conjunction with the nearby “Mild Seven Hills”.
Basic Info
- Location
-
〒071-0216
北海道上川郡美瑛町 協生 - Parking lot
- Yes 80 cars (free)
- Access
- By
car: Approximately 15 minutes
from JR Biei Station, approximately 30 minutes
from Asahikawa Airport, approximately 45 minutes from JR Asahikawa Station - Related Links
- Biei Town Tourism Portal Site
※ Please check the official website of the facility/business for the latest information.
