Top 50 Best Things to Do in Sapporo

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Anonymous user

The place is great experience. And the trip ticket is so cheaper and useful

_TS＊＊＊8

the onsen is beautiful and it is so enjoyable during the very cold frozen weather, you will like the spa experience and enjoy

uztzuz

Sapporo TV Tower 🗼. As one of Sapporo's most famous landmarks, it's a must-see for many tourists. The city's height is, in part, determined by the Sapporo TV Tower 🗼. Standing over 100 meters tall, the tower offers visitors the opportunity to take photos from the observation deck, though admission is required. Commemorative coins 🪙 are also available for purchase for 700 yen.

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the town is nice and of cos onsen is the most famous experience there , the snowy atmosphere is great for the onsen, good for going

uztzuz

Odori Park, located near Sapporo Station in downtown Sapporo, isn't particularly large, resembling a typical garden or green space in Japan. However, the famous Sapporo TV Tower is right next to the park, attracting numerous tourists from all over the world. The area is packed with people eager to take photos.

OMMBMH

It's worth a visit. In the afternoon, I went to Mt. Moiwa from JR Sapporo. I took a taxi to the entrance of the Mt. Moiwa cable car for 2,900 (the driver drove the wrong way, it should be less than 2,700). I bought the ticket directly on Ctrip. When I arrived, I went directly to the window to scan the code to get the ticket. I thought there were not many people on Mt. Moiwa during the day, but it was not the case. There were quite a few people waiting for the cable car. The cable car is divided into two sections. There is a cafe where you can sit down after the first section, or go to the top to see the scenery at the foot of the mountain. There are many elderly people who hiked up the mountain. They are very thin and carry hiking sticks. They look very impressive. In fact, there is not much to see at the top of the mountain. You can take a rest and take the cable car down. There are no shops at the foot of the mountain. Just walk forward and take the tram. You can transfer to the subway in the city. The fare is not expensive. Looking at the old man walking briskly, I suddenly feel that the meaning of travel may lie in these inadvertent moments-not how beautiful the scenery on the top of the mountain is, but the people and things encountered along the way, which make the ordinary journey vivid and unforgettable.

Big Stomach

As a typical Japanese city skywalk, Tanukikoji is far less bustling than Shinsaibashi, much like the contrast between Sapporo and Osaka. But Tanukikoji is approachable, relaxed, and offers a great value.

高乂比

This is the highest point in Sapporo, offering a 350-degree panoramic view of the entire city. I recommend going during the day! Taking photos through the glass at night doesn't look as good. If you're not taking photos, then it's better at night.

320***96

Hokkaido has ski resorts everywhere. Starting from Sapporo, Sapporo International is good in terms of distance and quality of ski slopes, and the scenery at the top of the mountain is also very beautiful. The 2.5-hour coaching course for 2 people is very cost-effective. I met Aya, a coach from Formosa, who taught us very carefully, especially reminding us where the movements were deformed during the process of leading us to ski, which gave us a very good experience. I gained a lot. She also took beautiful photos for us. It was worth the trip.

uztzuz

Hokkaido Jingu Shrine in Sapporo was built during the early days of Hokkaido's development, when the region faced Karafuto and the Kuril Islands. The main entrance of the shrine faces northeast. The branch shrine, the "Hakkakujinja Shrine," commemorates individuals who contributed to the development of Hokkaido. Many Japanese people visit the shrine to pay their respects and reminisce about that period.