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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.
360 degree panoramic views o... read more
360 degree panoramic views o... read more
The Former Hokkaido Government Office is a notable red-brick structure constructed in 1888, showcasing American neo-baroque architectural style. Serving as a symbol of Hokkaido, the building now hosts historical exhibitions, a museum shop, a tourist information center, and a conference room.
What sets the Former Hokkaido Government Office apart is its distinctive architectural elements, rarely see... read more
What sets the Former Hokkaido Government Office apart is its distinctive architectural elements, rarely see... read more
The wood-built Sapporo Clock Tower is one of the city's most famous tourist destinations. It is one of the few buildings in the city still constructed in the Western style, with an American design. The tower's clock continues to operate precisely, and an hourly bell is rung.
This clock tower was built in 1878 as part of the remaining academic buildings of Sapporo Agricultural College (presently Ho... read more
This clock tower was built in 1878 as part of the remaining academic buildings of Sapporo Agricultural College (presently Ho... 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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