Sapporo's famous shopping district, featuring a variety of shops, restaurants, and food stalls, is a popular destination for tasting Hokkaido specialties and experiencing local culture.

Visitors can stroll through expansive lawns and beautiful gardens, enjoying the seasonal scenery. The park's art sculptures and fountains are also must-see attractions.

They offer a variety of fresh seafood products such as salmon, crabs, scallops, and more. Visitors can taste the rich seafood delicacies of the region, making it a popular tourist attraction.

One of Hokkaido's oldest wooden structures, visitors can admire the ancient architectural style here, learn about Sapporo's architecture and culture, and marvel at the exquisite clock.

Built in 1888, it is the former location of the Hokkaido Government Office. Visitors can admire the ancient architectural style here, learn about the government's history and function, and gain insights into local political culture.

The museum showcases the history and production process of Hokkaido beer, and offers tasting services. Visitors can learn about Hokkaido's beer culture, tour the brewery facilities, and taste the local beer flavors.

It is a shrine located in Sapporo City and is one of the most important shrines in Hokkaido. Known for its magnificent shrine architecture, long history, and spiritually rich atmosphere, it attracts visitors to come for worship and experience Japanese shrine culture.

Visitors can tour the biscuit-making process, experience DIY activities, taste various delicious Shiroi Koibito cookies, and purchase souvenirs.