2025.06.23
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A Complete Guide to Sapporo’s Adult Playgrounds! Includes recommended facilities and hole-in-the-wall spots [Latest Edition in 2025].
Sapporo is the largest city in Hokkaido, attracting more than 20 million tourists annually. With a population of approximately 2 million people, the city has a number of new spots where visitors can enjoy “adult hobbies” and “authentic experiences” in addition to its traditional tourist attractions.
Of particular note are new styles of sightseeing that are popular on SNS, such as Instagram-worthy photo spots, authentic craft experiences, and seasonal hands-on activities.
As the shift from traditional “sightseeing to see” to “sightseeing to experience” continues, Sapporo is evolving as a cutting-edge tourist city.
We picked up spots perfect for making memories together. Whether you want to try your hand at making a pairing ring or enjoy tea time at a quiet café, these spots are sure to create a special time to spend with your loved one, and are also popular photo spots for social networking sites.
As a memory of sightseeing in Sapporo, a date with your loved one, or as a reward for yourself – at Kobo Smith Sapporo Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo, you can have a special experience to create the world’s only original pairing with your own hands.
With the careful support of skilled craftsmen, the process of pounding and polishing the metal to create your own unique ring will surely be an unforgettable experience.
At Kobo Smith Sapporo, we offer a pair ring making experience that can be made for one to six people at a time. Many people use this service for various purposes, such as “a gift for a loved one,” “to make a ring of your own choice,” or “to commemorate a trip.
It only takes about one hour to make and you can take it home on the same day. This is an ideal activity for those who want to “stop by and make something” during a drive to Sapporo or on a date, and can easily participate.
Pair rings are available in a wide range of materials from 2mm to 10mm width. You can create a variety of textures with your own hands. You can experience the process that an actual ring craftsman performs, such as tapping silver with a mallet, stretching it to fit your size, and polishing it to the texture of your choice.
In addition to basic ring making, we offer a variety of options for further personalization.
*If color coating is selected, we will keep the product for 3 to 5 weeks (varies depending on other processing details) and deliver it at a later date.
Our skilled craftsmen, who also make engagement rings, will follow your ring-making process closely. Even if you have no experience in metalworking, we have an environment where you can work with confidence and focus on creating rings that you are passionate about.
The world of metalworking is something you cannot experience in everyday life. This extraordinary experience will surely become a special memory. A pair of rings made together with your loved one will be a wonderful, unforgettable Sapporo memory.
Reservations can be made easily online, so be sure to add this service to your Sapporo travel plans.
Located in the heart of Sapporo, this glass art class is a hideaway. Using colorful glass materials directly imported from Venice, Italy, visitors can enjoy making accessories while feeling the authentic atmosphere.
The warmth and beauty of glass fascinates visitors, and it is highly regarded by tourists as a place where they can fully experience the joy of creation, making it a new standard spot for sightseeing in Sapporo.
In the popular one-day course, visitors can experience making accessories using millefiori glass with a pattern like Kintaro candy and dragonfly beads with a pattern made of glass melted over a flame under the guidance of a craftsman.
You can take home the accessories you made on the day of your visit, making it a valuable experience that will leave you with a lasting memory of your time in Sapporo.
Reservations can be made by phone or e-mail. In addition, nighttime hours are held every Friday, making it possible to use this service after work or as a concluding activity after a day of sightseeing.
The location is easily accessible from Odori Subway Station, making it easy to drop by during a break from sightseeing in Sapporo.
Located in Higashibarado, Kita-ku, Sapporo, a short distance from JR Sapporo Station, Glass Studio GLOW is a somewhat special experience spot to stop by between dates.
The glass blowing experience, where you can experience the heat and transparent beauty of molten glass, is a great way for couples to create new memories together. The experience of making a one-of-a-kind glass with your partner will surely be a date you will always remember.
The glassblowing experience does not require any specialized knowledge or skills beforehand, and the staff at the studio will carefully instruct you one-on-one.
Anyone from elementary school age and up is welcome to participate, regardless of age, gender, or nationality. Whether you are a herbivorous man or a carnivorous woman, the environment is designed for you to enjoy creating at your own pace.
It takes about 30 minutes to make one work of art. Since the experience can be done by one person, it is fun for couples to compare and contrast their creations.
It is perfect for those who want to leave a shape as a memento of their trip to Sapporo, Hokkaido, or for those who want to make a souvenir of a wedding or birth. The process of molten glass changing shape, cooling and hardening is fascinating to watch.
Since the pieces need to cool overnight, they will not be available for delivery until the next day or later. You can pick it up at the studio at a later date or send it by mail (postage will be charged separately).
The glass works created by the two of you will bring back vivid memories of your time in Sapporo whenever you use them in your daily life.
On days when there is “nothing in particular to do,” there is a chance to try something new. A glass blowing experience may bring a new sparkle to your relationship.
Spend time with your loved one for a time as hot as molten glass and as transparent and beautiful as the finished glass work.
Glass Studio GLOW WEB site is here.
Shiroi Koibito Park, where visitors can observe the production process of Sapporo’s famous confectionery “Shiroi Koibito,” is a unique theme park with the theme of sweets and happiness. The park is an attractive sightseeing spot where visitors can enjoy not only a tour but also a hands-on experience of making sweets in a space surrounded by the magic of chocolate.
In the “Chocotopia House,” a paid area, visitors can experience a time travel tour guided by chocolate lover “Dr. Julian Dandino Isimitti” and chocolate fairies “Plumi and Rumple.
The tour on the 4 Revolutions of Chocolate also includes rare antiques such as the Meissen “Hana Zukushi” chocolate cup on display in the collection room of Drs. The tour runs from 10:00 to 16:45 and is available at the Ticket Center.
At the “Sweets Workshop Dream Kitchen,” visitors can experience making their own original sweets. Especially recommended is the “My Shiroi Koibito Baking Course,” where you can make your own original “Shiroi Koibito” by drawing pictures and letters on a 14-centimeter heart-shaped cookie. Various other courses are also available, such as the “Drawing Course” and the “Chocolate Pie Sandwich Course. Hours of operation are from 10:00 to 17:30, but the time required differs depending on the course.
At Choco Topia Factory, visitors can observe the production line of Shiroi Koibito and baumkuchen. The attraction of this factory is that visitors can see up close the process of making baumkuchen until it is completed. Also on display is a diorama showing the production of “Shiroi Koibito” by white dwarfs, a cute gimmick that is popular among children. The museum is open from 10:00 to 17:30 (last admission at 16:30), and admission fee is required.
Chocolate Lounge Oxford is a luxurious space overlooking the Karakuri Clock Tower, the symbol of Shiroi Koibito Park, the courtyard, and Miyanosawa Shiroi Koibito Soccer Ground. When you get tired of playing, we recommend taking a break with a cup of hot chocolate, which has a gentle, not-too-sweet flavor.
In the spacious “Shop Piccadilly” of approximately 520 square meters, in addition to standard products such as “Shiroi Koibito” and “Shiroi Baum TSUMUGI Tsumugi”, “Chocolate Story of Plumi and Rumple”, exclusive to “Shiroi Koibito Park”, is available. This special product comes in a book-shaped box with two kinds of chocolates, milk and white, featuring the chocolate fairies “Purumi and Rumple”.
Shiroi Koibito Park offers many photo-worthy spots. The red-carpeted staircase of the Tudor House, which houses the Piccadilly Shop, looks like a castle and is popular for taking pictures. There are also other spots to take memorable photos, such as the rose garden filled with blooming roses and stone buildings.
Visitors can enjoy various activities at Shiroi Koibito Park, such as making sweets, observing the manufacturing process, and shopping for limited-edition products. Why not create sweet memories at this theme park of sweets and happiness during your visit to Sapporo?
Shiroi Koibito Park WEB site is here.
Located only a 5-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Sapporo Station, Rokkatei Sapporo Main Store is a long-established Japanese confectionary store representing Hokkaido that you can easily stop by during your free time.
More than just a pastry shop, it is a cultural complex from the first basement floor to the tenth floor above ground that will enrich couples’ date time. On the south side of the store, a garden planted with Hokkaido’s wildflowers spreads out, allowing visitors to enjoy the seasonal expressions of the plants.
The first-floor shop offers a wide selection of seasonal sweets, souvenirs, and gifts. The assortment, based on the concept of “you won’t get bored even if you visit us every day,” is popular among locals and tourists alike.
Of particular note is the “Marusei Ice Cream Sandwich” (300 yen), which can only be tasted on the spot. The ice cream is made with white chocolate and raisins, and sandwiched between cookies. The “Yukikon Cheese” (280 yen) is a baked cheesecake sandwiched between black cocoa-filled cookies, and makes a perfect souvenir.
The coffee shop on the second floor overlooking the garden on the first floor is a relaxing place to spend time. There is a wide selection of desserts and light meals that make use of seasonal ingredients, and we especially recommend the “Fromage Blanc” (spring, 700 yen). The combination of strawberry sherbet, fromage blanc, and berry sauce is a gem, finished with a sprinkling of roasted, coarsely ground coffee.
The “Matcha Latte” (500 yen) is a visually pleasing cup of brightly colored matcha milk topped with fluffy milk froth. There is nothing better than sitting down with a loved one and enjoying conversation while savoring a sweet treat made with Hokkaido ingredients.
Rokkatei Sapporo Main Store offers more than just sweets. The building is also equipped with a gallery and a music hall called “Fukinoto Hall,” where beautiful concerts are held every month. Some of these concerts are so popular that they are sold out before they start.
Other attractive tenants include “Moliere Cafe rain or shine” by Moliere, the best French restaurant in Sapporo, and “Tanabe”, a sushi restaurant that has been a longtime favorite in Susukino.
Rokkatei, which has fans all over Japan, previously had its main store only in Obihiro, but with the opening of this Sapporo main store, visitors can now enjoy Rokkatei’s confections, culture, and the flavors of Hokkaido within walking distance of Sapporo Station.
Just by stopping by the Rokkatei Sapporo Main Store between dates, you can enjoy a variety of cultural experiences including sweets, art, and music. Why not spend a relaxing time forgetting about your busy daily life in this special space where conversation between the two of you is sure to be stimulated.
Rokkatei Sapporo Main Store WEB site
The Sapporo Beer Museum, a historic red brick building, is more than just a place to visit.
Visitors can learn about the history of Japanese beer culture since the Meiji era through valuable documents and exhibits. Of particular interest is the guided tour by a premium tour guide.
In addition to detailed explanations of the beer production process and history, the 6K high-definition video presentation is a highlight of the tour.
At the end of the tour, visitors can taste a reissue of Sapporo Beer, which is highly acclaimed among beer connoisseurs.
Visitors can also enjoy Hokkaido’s local cuisine that goes well with beer at the museum’s restaurant, making it a popular social studies tour for adults.
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The Sapporo Plant of Hokkaido Coca-Cola Bottling is a remarkable spot where visitors can take a close-up look at the production site of the world’s leading beverage manufacturer.
During the tour, visitors can carefully learn about the history of beverage production, from the story of Coca-Cola’s birth to modern manufacturing technology.
Particularly impressive is the 31-meter-high automated multi-level warehouse, a state-of-the-art system that efficiently manages 20,000 shelves of products and is a popular highlight of the factory tour.
On the production line, visitors can see how products are manufactured at an astonishing speed of up to 1,000 cans per minute.
The process of filling aluminum cans with coffee and tea provides a rare opportunity to experience modern manufacturing, which combines precision machinery and human skills.
After the tour, visitors can enjoy tasting nostalgic bottled Coca-Cola and Hokkaido’s limited edition products, which are extremely popular among tourists.
The History Museum of Snow Brand Meglut Milk, a representative of Hokkaido’s dairy farming culture, is a valuable industrial and cultural facility established to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the company’s founding.
The museum exhibits approximately 850 pieces of valuable machinery and tools, allowing visitors to learn about Hokkaido’s dairy farming history in depth. Of particular interest are the miniature models reproducing the butter and cheese making process. The fusion of craftsmanship and the latest technology is explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
Visitors can also take a tour of the adjacent Sapporo Plant, where they can observe the actual milk production line through a window. The thorough quality control and sanitation management provides a valuable opportunity to deepen one’s understanding of food safety.
The tour concludes with a tasting of freshly made dairy products and a souvenir of the factory’s exclusive products, allowing visitors to experience both delicious taste and learning at the same time.
Located on the banks of the Toyohira River, which flows through the heart of Sapporo, the Toyohira River Salmon Science Museum is a special facility where visitors can experience the symbiosis between the city and nature.
As one of the few science museums in Japan where you can observe salmon biology up close throughout the year, it continues to attract many visitors from inside and outside of Hokkaido.
Through the glass-walled observation room, visitors can watch salmon powerfully moving up the river and experience the mystery of the natural world and the strength of life up close.
Of particular note is the underground walkway that gives visitors the sensation of walking through the river. Through the transparent acrylic, visitors can peer into the underwater world of the Toyohira River, and if they are lucky, they may even be able to observe salmon on their way up from right beside the river.
The spring release of fry is a popular experience for children and adults alike. It is a very moving experience to think that the fry you have released into the river will return several years later as fine parent fish.
The museum has a variety of exhibits that allow visitors to learn about the life of a salmon in stages. A life-size aquarium exhibit explains in detail the amazing growth process of salmon from hatching from eggs, becoming fry, and migrating across the ocean to return to their mother river.
The easy-to-understand exhibits, which also utilize digital video and dioramas, are highly regarded as a venue for environmental education. In addition, a mini-theater in the facility regularly shows videos to learn about salmon ecology and the environment of the Toyohira River.
This facility is a valuable place for children to learn outside of school and for adults to make new discoveries and regain contact with nature, which is often lost in urban life.
On weekends, special events are held to teach about salmon ecology and environmental protection, and the facility is attracting attention as a place that encourages families to think about the environment.
The library has a long history, having opened in 1926. The exterior of the historic building is known as one of the representative buildings of modern architecture in Sapporo.
The library has a collection of approximately 980,000 volumes. The reading room is filled with natural light from its large windows and features a stately architectural style that evokes a sense of history.
The large reading room on the second floor is especially popular with many visitors as a space that combines a classical atmosphere with functionality.
The most impressive feature is the grand staircase hall with a 12-meter-high ceiling. Large windows on both sides of the staircase allow natural light to stream in, creating different appearances depending on the time of day.
At dusk, the slanting light creates an impressive scene, making it a popular spot for architectural photographers from Japan and abroad to take pictures.
The spiral staircase leading from the second to the third floor creates a visual effect like modern art with its curving beauty and light. The book stacks arranged around the atrium create a space where the library’s role as a treasure house of knowledge and the highly artistic architectural design are in perfect harmony.
In the reading space, stately wooden furniture that retains the appearance of the historic building coexists with furniture of contemporary design. The reading space by the large windows has become a popular spot to enjoy a leisurely read in the natural light.
If you move your body with all your might, you will feel refreshed both physically and mentally. Here are some spots in Sapporo where you can enjoy sports and outdoor activities.
Only one hour drive from Sapporo City. Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort is popular as a comprehensive leisure facility where visitors can enjoy nature in all four seasons.
In winter, the ski resort offers seven diverse courses and is loved by a wide range of skiers from beginners to experts. The high quality of the powder snow is also highly regarded overseas, making it a hot spot for many inbound tourists.
Of special note is the attraction of the green season. On a fine day, a gondola ride to the top of the mountain offers a spectacular view of Ishikari Bay and Otaru Harbor. The restaurant at the top of the mountain serves Jingisukan (Japanese mutton barbecue), and is a popular place for Sapporo citizens to relax.
In addition to interacting with animals, North Safari Sapporo offers a wide variety of activities. In summer, visitors can enjoy a variety of thrilling experiences such as an 80-meter zip line, Dangerous Athletics, and bouldering.
In winter, visitors can enjoy snow activities such as petting husky dogs, dog sledding, and snowmobiling.
These programs are ideal for couples and friends who want to experience animals in all four seasons. In particular, the dog sledding experience, in which dogs run through snow fields, is popular as a unique memory of Hokkaido.
Boasting an overwhelming 52 lanes per floor, Sanko Bowl is Sapporo’s representative urban sports facility.
With the latest equipment and comfortable space, everyone from beginners to experts can enjoy bowling to the fullest. Billiards, darts, and table tennis facilities are also available, making it a comfortable place to spend time even on rainy or cold winter days.
A food court is also provided, where visitors can relax with a meal and a drink after sports. Open until late at night, it is the perfect place to end a day of sightseeing or freshen up after work.
Round One Stadium, with about 50 different sports and amusements, is an entertainment complex where you can play all day long.
In addition to the standard bowling, karaoke, and arcade games, the Spo-Cha area offers a variety of sports to experience. All necessary equipment can be rented, so there is no problem even if you come empty-handed.
Open 24 hours a day, it is also busy late at night, making it a popular spot for enjoying Sapporo’s nightlife. The top floor also offers a night view of Sapporo, making it a popular date spot.
Boasting a vast area of land, the National Takino Suzuran Hillside Park is a valuable spot where visitors can have an authentic experience of nature while still being in an urban area. The park is divided into four areas, each with its own unique charm.
In the mountain stream zone, visitors can enjoy playing with water and barbecuing in the clear stream, and the central zone has a variety of large playground equipment. In the Takino Forest Zone, visitors can enjoy trekking while admiring seasonal flowers.
Especially popular are the seasonal events. In spring, 3,000 lily of the valley plants of about 300 varieties bloom and attract many visitors as the “Lily of the Valley Festa.
In summer, the vast lawn is crowded with families enjoying picnics and outdoor sports. In autumn, visitors can enjoy viewing the autumn leaves, and the trekking course in the park is a great photo spot.
In winter, the park is reborn as Takino Snow World, a mecca for winter activities. Especially popular is the 200-meter-long tubing slope.
Tubing is a popular winter activity that even adults can get into. Also attractive are nature experiences in the snowy landscape, such as walking in the forest with snowshoes and cross-country skiing.
Here are selected spots where you can discover new charms of Sapporo. From cultural facilities and power spots to places where you can enjoy nature, these spots will stimulate your curiosity.
Sapporo Art Park, located in the hills at a high elevation, is a comprehensive cultural facility where rich nature and art are in perfect harmony.
Visitors to the Sapporo Art Park can enjoy a wide range of exhibits from domestic and international contemporary art to works by Hokkaido artists.
In particular, the outdoor art museum is a special space where visitors can enjoy art while strolling around, with some 74 sculptures on display against the backdrop of nature in each of the four seasons.
At the craft studio, visitors can experience various creative activities such as pottery, woodworking, and dyeing and weaving. Under the careful guidance of professional instructors, visitors can create their own original works of art.
In addition, the former residence of Takeo Arishima is attracting attention as a valuable cultural asset that preserves the architectural style of the Meiji era. The restaurant in the Art Park Center offers creative cuisine using local ingredients, and is a popular spot for visitors to take a break from viewing art.
Located in the Maruyama district, not far from the center of Sapporo, Hokkaido Jingu Shrine is a historic shrine that has been worshipped by the people of Hokkaido since its construction in 1869 as the sole guardian of the island.
Just a few minutes’ walk from the hustle and bustle of the city, you will find a quiet space that makes you feel as if you have wandered into another world.
The approach to the shrine is lined with approximately 1,500 trees over 100 years old, creating a mysterious atmosphere like a forest tunnel.
The approach to the temple, with its seasonal changes, is a magnet for visitors. In spring, the approach is decorated with pale pink cherry blossoms, and in summer, a tunnel of deep green provides a welcome relief from the heat.
In autumn, visitors are greeted by colorful autumn leaves, and in winter, the path is transformed into a serene space covered with pure white snow.
Especially in the early morning when the misty morning mist rolls in, or at dusk when the light shines through the temple, the atmosphere is indescribably mysterious.
The temple is relatively empty outside of the Hatsumode season, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxing visit. The temple grounds are dotted with various power spots, such as the “Aioi no Matsu” (a pine tree believed to bring good luck in marriage) and “Komainu” (guardian dogs believed to bring good luck in money).
Seasonal red seals and lucky charms unique to Hokkaido are also popular and attract collectors’ attention.
At the shrine office, visitors can also purchase amulets unique to Hokkaido Shrine. In particular, the “arrow of victory” with an Ainu design and the “good luck charm” in the shape of Hokkaido are popular among tourists. Visitors can also combine their visit with a walk in Maruyama Park, which is adjacent to the temple grounds, for a more fulfilling and healing experience.
The Hokkaido Jingu Shrine, which is located in the heart of the city but offers a quiet place to pray, is valued not only as a sightseeing spot but also as a place of relaxation for people seeking spiritual healing.
Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill has long been loved as one of Sapporo’s representative tourist attractions, and together with the statue of Dr. Clark, it is a symbolic spot in Sapporo.
Located on a hillside at an elevation of approximately 90 meters above sea level, the observatory commands a panoramic view of the city of Sapporo, including the Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium, Sapporo Dome, and as far as Mount Teine in the distance.
Particularly attractive are the different views in each of the four seasons. You can enjoy the cityscape of Sapporo changing its appearance with each season: fresh greenery in spring, vast meadows in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and snowy landscapes in winter.
In winter, the fantastic scenery created by the snow-covered cityscape and the evening sky is also popular. The area also attracts many repeat visitors as it shows different expressions in each season: cherry blossoms in spring, lush green meadows in summer, and autumn leaves in fall.
Many great photos are posted on social networking sites such as Instagram with the hashtag #Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill, making it a new standard photo spot for Sapporo sightseeing that is attracting attention both in Japan and abroad.
The Youth Science Museum, located in Atsubetsu-ku, Sapporo, underwent a major renovation in 2023, and was reborn as a new-age science experience facility that combines cutting-edge technology and architectural design.
The most remarkable feature is the giant planetarium dome with a diameter of 25 meters. The star-filled sky reproduced by the latest 8K digital projection system provides an overwhelmingly immersive experience, as if you were in outer space.
The design of the building itself is also attracting attention on social networking sites such as Instagram. Geometric glass panels arranged to cover the spherical dome show completely different expressions during the day and at night.
During the day, they reflect natural light and shine brightly, and at night they are transformed into a fantastic space by the latest LED lighting system.
Especially at night, when the dome is lit up, it looks like a futuristic city from a science fiction movie, making it a popular photo spot among photographers.
The interior of the dome, viewed from inside the museum, is also a sight to behold. The architectural beauty of the organic curves and the space created by the state-of-the-art sound system create a majestic atmosphere befitting a hall of fame for science.
The regularly held “Planetarium Night,” a collaborative show of starry skies and music, provides an experience that is like a work of art in addition to being a science museum.
The best time to take pictures is from dusk to about an hour after sunset. The fantastic scenery created by the silhouettes of the buildings and the lights has become a popular posting theme on social networking sites.
The lighting theme also changes with the seasons, making it a new landmark of Sapporo as an attractive photo spot where visitors can discover a new look no matter how many times they visit.
We have selected nightlife spots for adults to enjoy Sapporo at night.
Moerenuma Park is an innovative space created by world-renowned sculptor Isamu Noguchi, who considered the entire park as “a single sculptural work. The symbolic glass pyramid “HIDAMARI” is 32 meters high and has an observation room and cafe inside.
The “Moele Beach,” a giant fountain with a diameter of 48 meters, is crowded with citizens who enjoy playing in the water during the summer and transforms into a fantastic work of ice art in the winter.
The park is dotted with playgrounds that combine artistry and functionality. The “Play Mountain” allows both children and adults to enjoy free play, and the top of “Moereyama” offers a spectacular view of the city of Sapporo.
In spring, approximately 2,000 cherry trees are in full bloom, sunflowers bloom in summer, and the park is decorated with autumn leaves in fall. In winter, cross-country skiing can be enjoyed in the pure white snowy landscape, and the park attracts many visitors from Japan and abroad as an art park that shows different expressions throughout the four seasons.
Maruyama Observation Deck is a hidden nightscape spot loved by locals, different from famous spots such as Mt.
Although the observatory is located at a relatively low altitude of 150 meters above sea level, its exquisite location allows visitors to enjoy a beautiful night view of downtown Sapporo.
In particular, the band of lights from Odori Park to the buildings shining like a scattering of jewels attracts visitors.
The approach to the observatory is another attraction. The illuminated observatory stands quietly on a path in Maruyama Park surrounded by dense trees.
The observation deck is spacious and open, and is a popular spot for couples to relax and enjoy the night view, as well as for camera enthusiasts to take photos.
In winter, visitors can enjoy the fantastic scenery created by the snowy landscape and the lights of the city, and the view changes with each season.
Accessibility is another advantage that cannot be overlooked. Free parking is available, making it safe to visit even at night. The convenient location within walking distance from Maruyama Koen Station on the streetcar is another reason why the museum is loved by local residents.
Maruyama Zoo and Maruyama Park are located nearby, and visitors can enjoy various activities throughout the day, such as strolling in the lush park and visiting the zoo during the day, watching the cityscape tinted by the setting sun in the evening, and admiring the glittering night view at night.
The locals recommend purchasing a light drink or snack at a nearby convenience store and relaxing on a bench to enjoy the night view. Spending a quiet time with your loved ones in a place a little away from the hustle and bustle of the city will surely be a special memory.
Unlike popular spots with many tourists, the area is often relatively empty, so you can enjoy the night view of Sapporo all to yourself in a relaxing atmosphere, making it a true gem of a hidden tourist spot.
Located in the suburbs of Sapporo, the main attraction of Shateraise Gateaux Kingdom Sapporo is its luxurious facility configuration, which allows guests to enjoy both hot springs and swimming pools all day long.
The indoor pool area offers a variety of facilities, including a wave pool, a relaxation pool, and a Jacuzzi pool, where visitors can enjoy comfortable water fun all year round.
Relaxation facilities for adults are also available, and the hot spring area is particularly noteworthy. The open-air baths offer a panoramic view of the Sapporo cityscape, and a variety of baths, including hinoki cypress baths, lying baths, and walking baths, will refresh your body and mind.
The outdoor swimming pool, open only during the summer, is a space with a sense of openness, and the thrilling waterslide is gaining popularity.
The restaurant at the hotel also offers a sweets buffet that is unique to Chateraise and is sure to win the hearts of sweets fans.
The seasonal events are also not to be missed. The seasonal changes in atmosphere, such as an open-air bath with a view of cherry blossoms in spring and a snow-viewing bath in winter, are just some of the attractions of this hotel.
In addition to the traditional tourist attractions of Sapporo, there are many facilities where visitors can have authentic experiences.
In particular, craft experience facilities such as “Kobo Smith Sapporo” offer more than just sightseeing; they also provide valuable memories.
In addition, nature parks such as Moerenuma Park and Takino Suzuran Hillside Park allow visitors to experience the changing of the seasons and refresh their body and soul even in the city.
When making a sightseeing plan, we recommend a well-balanced combination of indoor and outdoor facilities. You will be able to spend a fulfilling time without being affected by the weather.
Also, by allowing plenty of time for experiences at each facility, you will be able to create even deeper memories. Please refer to this article to create your own Sapporo sightseeing plan.
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