Upopoy, also known as the National Ainu Museum and Park, serves as a vital center for promoting and preserving the history and culture of the Ainu people, Japan's indigenous population. Located in Hokkaido, Upopoy encompasses a national museum that highlights Ainu traditions, arts, and historical narratives, contributing significantly to cultural education and awareness.

Visitors can engage in various activities, including experience-based programs that deepen understanding of Ainu customs and worldviews. The site aims to foster an inclusive society where diverse cultures coexist respectfully. Facilities include exhibition spaces, research capabilities, and a park, catering to both locals and international guests across generations.

Upopoy not only addresses the urgency of revitalizing Ainu culture amidst modern challenges but also stands as a symbol of resilience and respect for indigenous dignity. By blending cultural heritage with educational initiatives, Upopoy empowers a richer understanding of the Ainu’s unique contributions to Japan's heritage.