Parks
Sapporo's symbols, such as "Odori Park" and "Nakajima Park," famous for its Japanese garden and designated important cultural properties, are adjacent to the rich nature and history of central Sapporo. Why not take a moment to relax while experiencing the changing seasons of Hokkaido?
Located in Chuo Ward, Sapporo, it has been selected as one of the "100 Best Urban Parks in Japan / 100 Best Historical Parks in Japan."
Sapporo TV Tower
Odori Park is a popular venue for events such as the summer YOSAKOI Soran Festival, beer gardens, autumn's Autumn Fest, and winter's Snow Festival.
※ Source: Official Website
Moerenuma Park is a comprehensive park planned as a core park in the "Circular Green Belt Concept," which aims to envelop the urban area of Sapporo with parks and green spaces. The vast grounds feature geometrically shaped hills, fountains, and playgrounds, creating a beautiful landscape where nature and art blend. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, summer brings water play areas and fountains, autumn showcases colorful leaves, and winter offers cross-country skiing and sledding in a snowy landscape, making it a park with seasonal attractions.
Shopping
Susukino, the northernmost entertainment district in Japan, has long supported the development of Sapporo and is loved by many locals. With over 4,000 restaurants and the large commercial facility "COCONO SUSUKINO," which opened on November 30, 2023, this city continues to develop, filling both your heart and stomach.
Susukino is a bustling district in Sapporo, famous for its nightlife. It is lined with numerous restaurants and bars, allowing visitors to enjoy a lively atmosphere. Additionally, Tanukikoji Shopping Street is popular for purchasing local specialties and souvenirs. It is a beloved spot for both tourists and locals. Both are within a 3-minute walk from the guesthouse.
A commercial facility within walking distance from the guesthouse. A complex commercial facility with the concept of "a place to play" in the city of Sapporo, aiming for "Susukino, a city that never sleeps during the day." It includes a cinema complex by TOHO Cinemas, a cosmetics and drugstore, a large supermarket, and amusement facilities, covering everything from daily life to entertainment, making it a new landmark in Sapporo.
A commercial facility within walking distance from the guesthouse. A complex commercial facility with the concept of "a place to play" in the city of Sapporo, aiming for "Susukino, a city that never sleeps during the day." It includes a cinema complex by TOHO Cinemas, a cosmetics and drugstore, a large supermarket, and amusement facilities, covering everything from daily life to entertainment, making it a new landmark in Sapporo.
※ Source: TripAdvisor
The word "moyuk" (モユク) means "raccoon" in Ainu. It is a well-accessible complex facility directly connected to three locations: Tanukikoji, the underground shopping area, and Ekimae Street. Enjoy shopping and gourmet food, relax on the rooftop terrace, or spend a leisurely time watching penguins and fish at the urban aquarium. As a new place of excitement and relaxation in the ever-changing city of Sapporo, it offers a time that fills the hearts and thoughts of all who visit.
〒060-0062 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 2-jo Nishi 3-chome 20
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Nijo Market
Nijo Market is a large market where various delicious foods from all over Hokkaido gather. It supports the food culture of this city, along with the Sapporo Central Wholesale Market, which is the largest in Hokkaido.
Activity
Of course, skiing is just the beginning. Around Sapporo, you can enjoy activities such as snowmobile tours at "Wonderland Sapporo" and cruising tours at "Lake Shikotsu." Feel the grandeur of nature, forget your daily routine, and indulge in adult entertainment.
You can enjoy wonderful skiing experiences around Sapporo. Within a short drive from the city, there are many ski resorts catering to various levels of skiers.
※ Source: Official Website
Lake Shikotsu is a caldera lake formed about 40,000 years ago by the eruption of Mount Shikotsu. The name is derived from the Ainu language, meaning "large depression," and has long been regarded as a precious water source for Chitose. The lake is 13 km long and 5 km wide, with a circumference of about 40 km, a maximum depth of about 360 m, and an average depth of about 265 m, making it the second deepest lake in Japan after Lake Tazawa in Akita Prefecture. Due to low nutrient levels and minimal plankton growth, the lake has very high transparency, having ranked first in water quality measurements by the Ministry of the Environment 20 times.
※ Source: Official Website
This experiential tourism facility, themed "Luxury Snow Play for Adults," celebrates its 37th winter this year. As the only activity facility in Sapporo, it boasts the longest course in Japan, with the largest number of snowmobiles and guides, all with free shuttle service.
The course that runs through the mountain forest is enjoyable even for beginners, attracting 35,000 visitors during the three-month winter operating period.
