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The Sapporo Beer Museum, located in a historic Meiji-era brewery, offers a deep dive into Japan's beer history. Enjoy tastings and visit the nearby Beer Garden for all-you-can-drink beer and BBQ!

Ramen Yokocho, located in Susukino, is a must-visit for ramen lovers. This cozy lane is filled with shops serving rich, flavorful Sapporo ramen with various toppings. A true taste of Hokkaido!

Oya Temple, a 1,200-year-old Buddhist site in Utsunomiya, is home to impressive stone carvings, including a four-meter-high relief of the thousand-armed goddess. Experience serenity and history.

The Oya History Museum in Utsunomiya offers a unique underground experience in a vast former stone quarry. Explore 20,000 square meters of illuminated halls filled with art, history, and architecture.

Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium, site of the 1972 Winter Olympics, offers stunning views of Sapporo from its observatory, accessible by chairlift. Visit the Sapporo Olympic Museum for winter sports exhibits and simulations!

Odori Park is the vibrant heart of Sapporo, stretching 1.5 km through the city. Enjoy flowers, fountains, and lively events, especially during the Sapporo Snow Festival. Don't miss the Sapporo TV Tower's views!

Odori District is Sapporo’s vibrant heart, home to the famous Odori Park and the Sapporo Snow Festival. With shopping, dining, and entertainment, it’s the perfect place to experience the city's culture.

Nijo Market is a vibrant market in central Sapporo, offering fresh seafood and local produce. Enjoy a seafood breakfast, including uni ikura donburi, and explore the lively atmosphere and eateries!

Mount Moiwa offers breathtaking views of Sapporo, especially at sunset. Reach the summit via the ropeway and mini cable car, and enjoy a restaurant, planetarium, and even a ski resort!

Moerenuma Park, located on the outskirts of Sapporo, is an art and nature masterpiece designed by Isamu Noguchi. Enjoy panoramic views from Mount Moere, a glass pyramid, creative playgrounds, and more!