Sapporo Clock Tower

Explore the clock mechanism that has been running for over 140 years and learn about the history of Sapporo at the on-site museum.

Former Hokkaido Government Office Building

This American-style red-brick building from 1888 blends elegance and durability, housing exhibitions, archives, and the former governor’s office—open to the public free of charge.

Sapporo TV Tower

Offering 360-degree views of Ōdōri Park and the city from its deck. Enjoy major festivals like the Snow Festival and White Illumination, and explore the base for shops and the mascot, Tawakkuru

Odori Park

A 1.5 km long, Western-style landscaped park featuring lawns, fountains, iconic sculptures such as Black Slide Mantra, and the Sapporo TV Tower; central to Sapporo’s cultural life and major festivals.

Hokkaido Shrine

A sacred shrine surrounded by nature where cherry and plum blossoms bloom together in spring, symbolizing the harmony of Hokkaido’s spiritual and natural heritage.

Ganso Ramen Yokocho

A historic 1950s ramen alley with 17 traditional shops offering late-night, counter-style dining in Susukino.

JR Tower

Enjoy panoramic views of Sapporo from Observation Deck T38, shop at Sapporo Stellar Place and Daimaru, and stay at the luxurious JR Tower Hotel Nikko Sapporo—all in one convenient location.

Susukino

Neon-lit streets, Ramen Alley, Sapporo Parfait culture, Norbesa rooftop Ferris wheel, and Susukino Ice World along Ekimae-dori during the Snow Festival.

Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium

Ride the scenic chairlift to one of Sapporo’s best panoramic viewpoints overlooking the entire city.

Tanukikoji Shopping Street

A 900-meter historic covered arcade featuring over 200 shops, local eats, souvenirs, and cultural alleys.

Migishi Kotaro Museum

The museum collects works representative of all periods of Migishi Kotaro's 

Sapporo Factory

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art

Sapporo Cinema Frontier