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JR Station is a contralized mass transporation system of Hokkaido and Sapporo city, encompasses a sprawling network of shops, department stores, electronics stores and offices. The shopping/dining side of things mainly circulates around five areas: Stellar Place, Daimaru, Apia, Paseo, and Esta, all of which connect through the underbelly of the station.
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The Former Hokkaido Government Office (Former Hokkaido Government Office) is one of Sapporo’s most beloved historic landmarks and a symbol of the region’s modernization during the Meiji era. Completed in 1888, this striking red-brick building was designed in the American neo-baroque style, inspired by the Massachusetts State House. Its symmetrical structure, arched windows, and central...
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Sapporo Clock Tower (Sapporo Tokeidai) stands as one of the most iconic historical landmarks in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Constructed in 1878 originally as a drill hall for the Sapporo Agricultural College (which later became Hokkaido University), the tower houses a clock imported from the United States installed in 1881. The clock mechanism still works precisely to this day.
The building is designed in ... read more
The building is designed in ... read more
Odori Park (大通公園, Ōdōri Kōen) is an oasis in the city center and extends 1.5 km from east to west. The history of Odori Park began in 1871 the street was named "Shiribeshi Dori" , but this name was not popular and it was renamed "Odori" in June 1881 when it was constructed as a large-scale firebreak to separate the downtown area to the administrative district in the north and the residential and c...
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