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Hokkaido Shrine

The Hokkaido Shrine (Hokkaidō Jingū) was founded in 1869 (Meiji 2) under the Imperial Order of Emperor Meiji, during Japan’s era of modernization and northern expansion. At that time, Hokkaido was being settled as a new frontier, and Emperor Meiji decreed that three protective deities—Ōkunitama no Ōkami, Ōnamuchi no Ōkami, and Sukunahikona no Ōkami—be enshrined here. These gods, ... read more

Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium

Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium is a legendary landmark in Sapporo and a major venue from the 1972 Winter Olympics, where the Large Hill ski jumping competitions took place. First built in 1931 by Kishichiro Okura and extensively upgraded for the Games, the stadium remains active today as a training ground for athletes and a host venue for international competitions such as the FIS Ski Jumping World Cu... read more

Ishiya Chocolate Factory

Ishiya Chocolate Factory—officially known as Shiroi Koibito Park—is one of Sapporo’s most charming and beloved attractions, combining a working confectionery factory with a whimsical theme-park atmosphere. Designed like a European-style village, the park features manicured flower gardens, ornate façades, a classic clock tower, and seasonal illuminations that create a magic... read more

Outside Market Sapporo Central Wholesale Market

Sapporo Outside Market (also called Curb Market) is grouped with 70-80 shops dealing in Hokkaido’s riches of the soil and fruits of the sea both in distinguished freshness at bargain prices, which are purchased from neighboring Sapporo Central Wholesale Market. You should have a trial on a lunch meal of fresh local seafood served at one of the local restaurants. Both local people a... read more

Sapporo Beer Garden

The Sapporo Beer Garden is one of Hokkaido's most celebrated dining and entertainment destinations, built within a historic red-brick former brewery complex. It stands adjacent to the Sapporo Beer Museum—the only beer museum in Japan—and is instantly recognizable by its striking architecture and 48.5-meter-high chimney. The complex is the epicenter of Hokkaido’s signature communa... read more