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Nakajima ParkNakajima Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It covers a large central site with ponds, lawns, sports and cultural facilities near downtown Sapporo. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Maruyama ParkMaruyama Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It sits at the foot of Maruyama with forest trails and a zoo area popular for cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Experimental Station for Medicinal Plant Studies, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Hokkaido UniversityLocated in Sapporo, Hokkaido, the Experimental Station for Medicinal Plant Studies is affiliated with the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Hokkaido University. The garden covers approximately 6,272 square meters and houses over 1,200 species across 638 genera and 162 families. Its operations include the collection, trial production, and breeding cultivation tests of various medicinal plants.
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Hokkaidō JingūHokkaidō Jingū is a Shinto shrine located in Hokkaido. The site holds various traditional events and rituals, including the annual Sapporo Matsuri festival and seasonal rites such as the Nakedake no Ohara ceremony. The shrine also provides specific services like wedding ceremonies and offers various amulets and charms to visitors during different periods of the year.
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Hokkaido Ainu CenterThe Hokkaido Ainu Center is a museum in Sapporo dedicated to the preservation and transmission of Ainu culture. The facility includes an exhibition room that presents Ainu history through specific chronological periods, a library for consulting various documents and records, and a practice room where visitors can engage in experiential learning such as traditional dancing, embroidery, and language studies.
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Hokkaido Museum of LiteratureThe Hokkaido Museum of Literature is a museum located in the Chuo Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. The facility features a permanent exhibition and hosts various special exhibitions, such as those focusing on authors like Seiichi Horiuchi or Ryunosuke Akutagawa. Visitors can also access its collection and archives, which include materials related to literary history and research.
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Odori ParkOdori Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It is a long linear park along Odori, hosting major festivals including the Snow Festival and serving as a downtown green corridor. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Miyabe Kingo Memorial BuildingLocated in Sapporo, Hokkaido, the Miyabe Kingo Memorial Building was built in 1901 and designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan in 2000. The building honors Professor Miyabe Kingo, a former student of Sapporo Agricultural College and the first director of the botanic garden. It displays items related to his work, including his college notebooks, microscope, and field notes recording plant collections.
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Iyahiko ShirineLocated in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Iyahiko Shirine was established in the late Meiji period by individuals who moved from Niigata Prefecture. The shrine is associated with a main shrine in Niigata and enshrines Amenokaguyama-no-Mikoto. In 1934, it received the spirit of Sugawara no Michizane from Dazaifu Tenmangu, leading to its local designation as the Tenjin of Sapporo.
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Asahiyama Memorial ParkAsahiyama Memorial Park is a park introduced on its official website (www.sapporo-park.or.jp). The source page references 2026, describes park grounds and visitor facilities. Review the official page for the latest visitor notices before you go. Concrete details on facilities, access, and current notices appear on the same official page. Visitors should rely on the official website for maps, tickets, and temporary changes.
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Sapporo Olympic MuseumLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Olympic Museum preserves the history and spirit of the Winter Olympics. The museum features materials related to the 1972 Winter Olympics and documents how the city of Sapporo changed during that period. Visitors can view historical records and participate in games designed to simulate competition experiences.
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Miyanomori International Museum of Art, SapporoLocated in the Miyanoshi Museum Garden within Sapporo, Hokkaido, the Miyanomori International Museum of Art is a dedicated art museum. The facility features various exhibition spaces, including a graphic gallery that showcases collections such as Japanese contemporary printmaking pioneers. The museum hosts diverse projects and special exhibitions, providing a space for visitors to engage with both local and international artistic works in the Maruyama and Miyanomori area.
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Sapporo Maruyama ZooLocated in Hokkaido, Sapporo Maruyama Zoo is a park where visitors can view various animals. The facility includes specific areas such as the tropical bird house and an Ezo brown bear house. The zoo also provides environmental education and information regarding animal care and conservation.
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Sapporo Buried Cultural Property CenterThe Sapporo Buried Cultural Property Center is a museum located in the Chuo Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. The facility focuses on local history and cultural properties, specifically managing information regarding archaeological sites and buried cultural assets. The center provides various resources related to historical preservation and includes an experience learning center for Jomon period remains at the Okebi Jomon Site.
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Sapporo Clock TowerLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Clock Tower is a museum and a designated National Important Cultural Property. Formerly known as the Sapporo Agricultural School Performance Hall, this historic building represents the Meiji era's atmosphere. The facility operates on 100% renewable energy. Visitors can also enjoy a mutual discount when visiting both the Sapporo Clock Tower and the nearby Red Brick Office, which are considered representative historical structures of the city.
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Sapporo Waterworks MuseumThe Sapporo Waterworks Museum is located in the Chuo Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. This museum provides information regarding the city's water systems and history. The facility offers amenities such as coin lockers and vending machines for visitors. It is accessible for individuals using wheelchairs and is suitable for those visiting with small children. The museum operates during a specific period from April to November each year.
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ShiryōkanLocated in Hokkaido, Shiryōkan is a museum that features various exhibition spaces including the City History Exhibition Room and the Criminal Court Exhibition Room. The facility also contains the Ohba Hiroshi Memorial Room and an exchange gallery. A dedicated area known as SIAF Lounge provides access to materials and books related to the Sapporo International Art Festival.
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Sapporo Gokoku ShrineSapporo Gokoku Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Hokkaido. The site serves as a place for various traditional practices, including Shinto weddings, Shichi-Go-San visits, and purification rites. Visitors can obtain amulets and charms at the location. The grounds also feature a dedicated parking area with specific fee structures based on the type of visit or ritual performed by the worshippers.
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Hokkaido University MuseumThe Hokkaido University Museum is located in Hokkaido and displays the history of the university since its founding as Sapporo Agricultural College in 1876. The museum exhibits the institution's historical progression through various names, including Tohoku Imperial University and Hokkaido Imperial University. The collection highlights the core spirit and achievements of predecessors while showcasing items from the university's extensive collections.
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Tonden Nishi ParkTonden Nishi Park is a public park located in the Kita Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. The facility features various sports amenities for visitors, including a soccer field, a baseball field, an athletic track, and eight tennis courts. Additionally, the grounds offer a park golf course, two gateball courts, and an outdoor slider available during specific periods between July and August.
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Shinkotoni ShrineShinkotoni Shrine is located in Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido. Established in May 1887 when the first company of the Army Tonden Infantry settled in the area, it serves as a guardian deity for development. The shrine enshrines three deities: Amaterasu Omigami, Toyouke no Okami, and Emperor Jimmu. It is a site where people offer prayers for academic success, commerce, bravery, and safe childbirth.
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Sapporo Sewerage Science MuseumLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Sewerage Science Museum is a facility where visitors can learn about and understand the mechanisms of sewerage systems. The museum features exhibits regarding water reclamation and includes an area called the Water Reclamation Plaza to showcase how microorganisms function in reaction tanks.
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Sapporo Agricultural College Farm No. 2Located in Hokkaido, Sapporo Agricultural College Farm No. 2 is a site categorized as a museum. This location serves as an important historical and educational facility related to the agricultural college's history. The site provides specific information regarding its role within the university's heritage. Visitors can find details about the farm's operations and its significance in the region's agricultural development.
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North Safari SapporoNorth Safari Sapporo in Minami-ku, Sapporo, has announced permanent closure on its official site and currently shows closed hours. Former summer tickets were 1900 yen for adults (junior high and older) and 700 yen for children (elementary and younger), with free entry for ages 2 and under. Do not plan a visit; confirm any successor notices only on the official site.
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Makomanai ParkMakomanai Park is a public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido. It is designated as an emergency evacuation site and hosts nature-observation activities, including events focused on katakuri flowers. Open flames are prohibited throughout the park.
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Sapporo Ainu Culture Promotion CenterLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Ainu Culture Promotion Center, also known as Sapporo Pirikotan, aims to promote understanding of the history and culture of the Ainu people. The exhibition rooms house approximately 300 items, including traditional clothing and folk tools, which visitors can see and touch.
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Sapporo Transportation MuseumThe Sapporo Transportation Museum is located in Hokkaido and serves as a dedicated facility for transportation history. The museum includes a section known as the Train Museum, which features various models of streetcars. Recent updates to the collection include the addition of the A1210 model, also known by its nickname Polaris II, to the exhibition of trams.
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Sapporo Salmon MuseumThe Sapporo Salmon Museum is a museum located in the Minami Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. Situated within Makomanai Park, the facility is managed by the Sapporo City Parks and Greenery Association. The museum provides information regarding salmon science and is open to the public for admission. It serves as a dedicated site for exploring salmon-related knowledge in the region.
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Sapporo Art ParkSapporo Art Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It combines outdoor sculpture gardens with art museum facilities in a forested suburban setting. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Sapporo Science CenterLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo Science Center is a museum established in 1981. The facility was created to foster creative youth by promoting and disseminating knowledge regarding science and scientific technology. It serves as an educational center where visitors can engage with various scientific concepts. The center focuses on nurturing creativity through its specific mission of public education and awareness concerning the fields of science and modern technology.
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Teine Inazumi ParkTeine Inazumi Park is a park introduced on its official website (www.sapporo-park.or.jp). The source page references 2026, describes park grounds and visitor facilities. Review the official page for the latest visitor notices before you go. Concrete details on facilities, access, and current notices appear on the same official page. Visitors should rely on the official website for maps, tickets, and temporary changes.
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Asukaze ParkLocated in the Teine Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido, Asukaze Park is a public park featuring various facilities for recreation and exercise. The grounds include a free park golf course, jungle gym equipment, and paid sports facilities. The park also contains a pond known as Teto-ike.
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Sapporo SatolandLocated in Hokkaido, Sapporo Satoland is a park featuring various activities and facilities. The site includes areas such as a dinosaur adventure tour, a large dinosaur park, and a play park. Other features mentioned include a wooden athletic area, a garden, and a variety of transportation options like SL buses, rental bicycles, and unique bicycles. The grounds also provide spaces for farm experiences, animal interactions at a ranch, and various dining areas.
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Sapporo Beer MuseumLocated in Sapporo, Hokkaido, the Sapporo Beer Museum is recognized as the oldest beer museum in Japan. The facility showcases the history of Sapporo Beer from its origins in the 1876 development of Hokkaido through the Meiji era to the present day. The museum and the adjacent Kaitakushi-kan building are designated as Hokkaido Heritage sites for their brick architecture dating back to the Meiji period.
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Sapporo International University MuseumLocated in Hokkaido, the Sapporo International University Museum is an educational museum where students participate in practical training to obtain curator qualifications. The facility displays valuable materials related to Hokkaido archaeology and Ainu culture. Students are involved in various operations, including exhibition planning, management of archives, and creating display models. The museum features a room for archaeological materials, a room for Ainu cultural materials, and a mini gallery showcasing Jomon World Heritage sites.
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Kawashimo ParkKawashimo Park is a park introduced on its official website (www.sapporo-park.or.jp). The source page references 2026, describes park grounds and visitor facilities. Review the official page for the latest visitor notices before you go. Concrete details on facilities, access, and current notices appear on the same official page. Visitors should rely on the official website for maps, tickets, and temporary changes.
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Miyaoka ParkMiyaoka Park is a garden located in Hokkaido, within the municipality of Sapporo. The park spans hilly terrain extending from Mount Hinayama and features rich nature and scenic views. It includes facilities such as a waterwheel, which operates on specific days between May and October. A parking lot for the park is available during certain periods but is closed during the winter season.
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SHIROI KOIBITO PARKLocated in Sapporo, Hokkaido, SHIROI KOIBITO PARK is a confectionery theme park where visitors can learn about chocolate and the history of the famous Shiroi Koibito cookies. The facility features various experiences including an area for making unique sweets, a selection of original treats available only at this location, and a variety of souvenirs. The park includes both public viewing areas and specific paid areas with scheduled admission times.
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Tsukisamu ParkTsukisamu Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It offers wide lawns and sports fields in the Tsukisamu area for community recreation and events. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Sapporo Museum Activity CenterSapporo Museum Activity Center (SMAC) in Toyohira Ward lists open hours Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–17:00, closed Sundays, Mondays, holidays, and from December 29 to January 3, with free admission. The city page notes wheelchair access and family facilities. Confirm school/group use and current notices before you visit.
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Nishioka ParkNishioka Park is a major public park in Sapporo, Hokkaido, managed as a civic green space for recreation and seasonal outings. It features ponds, woodland paths, and nature learning spaces in a quieter residential sector of Sapporo. Visitors use paved paths, lawns, and facility areas according to posted rules. Check the official park website for access, hours, events, and seasonal notices before travel.
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Nopporo Shinrin Kouen Prefectural Natural ParkLocated in Hokkaido across the cities of Sapporo, Ebetsu, and Kitahiroshima, this park features a large area of lowland forest. The grounds contain natural forests, grasslands, streams, and ponds, providing diverse environments for observing various wildlife and plants. A designated area also commemorates the history of Hokkaido development and houses facilities such as the Hokkaido Museum.
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Odori ParkOdori Park is a 1.5-kilometer-long park in central Sapporo, extending from Odori Nishi 1-chome to 12-chome across about 7.8 hectares. Its lawns, flower beds, and roughly 4,700 trees representing 92 species create a green corridor through the city. The park was designed by Nagaoka Yasuhei, a pioneer of modern park planning in Japan.
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Sapporo Clock TowerThe Sapporo Clock Tower is a historic wooden building in Chuo Ward, Sapporo, at North 1 West 2. It is widely known as a city landmark and was identified as Japan's oldest clock tower in the cited 2021 reference. Its simple timber structure is a surviving example of Sapporo's early modern architecture.
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SusukinoSusukino is a prominent area in the Susukino district of Sapporo, Hokkaido. Known for its extensive concentration of entertainment venues, it serves as a major hub for nightlife and dining. The area features a high density of restaurants, bars, and various establishments catering to visitors and locals alike. It remains one of the most well-known districts in the region for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse culinary options.
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Hoheikyo DamHoheikyo Dam is a 102.5-meter-high concrete arch dam in the mountains southwest of Sapporo. Completed in 1972 on the Toyohira River system, it supports flood control, water supply, and hydroelectric power generation. The dam lies within Shikotsu-Toya National Park, where steep forested slopes surround the reservoir and create a well-known autumn landscape.
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Hokkaido ShrineHokkaido Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Sapporo’s Maruyama area. Established in 1869 to enshrine three deities associated with Hokkaido’s development, it later added Emperor Meiji and now enshrines four deities within wooded grounds.
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Jozankei OnsenJozankei Onsen is a hot-spring district in a steep valley of the Toyohira River, southwest of central Sapporo. Founded in the nineteenth century, it developed as a mountain retreat surrounded by forested slopes. Footbaths, riverside paths, bridges, and viewpoints connect the town with the valley scenery, which is especially prominent during autumn foliage and winter snow.
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Maruyama Park & ZooMaruyama Park & Zoo is a zoo located in the Chuo Ward of Sapporo, Hokkaido. The facility features various animal exhibits and provides environmental education programs for visitors. A digital map is available to help guests navigate the grounds, find specific animal locations, and access information regarding guided tours and special events held at the site.
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Moerenuma ParkMoerenuma Park is a comprehensive park in Sapporo designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi based on the concept of the whole being a single sculpture. Construction began in 1982, and the park opened in 2005. The expansive grounds feature fountains and hills forming various geometric shapes, blending nature and art. Facilities include the Glass Pyramid, Sea Fountain, Sakura Forest, Moeren Beach, and Play Mountain.
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