List of articles of New Chitose Airport Area
Hiraoka Park
Famous for Bairin (white plum, red plum) (late April to mid May)
Gotenzan Park
Multi-purpose park in the quarry ruins of Sapporo where you can enjoy both barbecue and sports coming empty-handed.
Maruyama Park
Maruyama Park which has been loved for a long time.
Hokkaido Governor’s Official Residence
The residence of the Governor of Hokkaido. The garden is opened to the public.
Edwin Dun Memorial Museum
Edwin Dun’s ambition and livestock farming technologies are passed on to the current generation through the 130-years-old farming office,which is now a memorial museum.
Former Residence of Kuroiwa Family
Feel old lifestyle.
Former Takeshiro Nagayama Residence
Designated as a tangible cultural property of Hokkaido.
Seikatei
Royal Guest House.
Sapporo Kairaku-en Garden ruins
Japan’s oldest city park
Bust of Dr. Clark, Hokkaido University
1876, Sapporo Agricultural College opening lecture (currently, Hokkaido University).
Hokkaido Museum of Literature
Displaying the works of literary figures connected to Hokkaido. It's in Nakajima Park.
Sapporo Concert Hall, Kitara
The music hall of Sapporo citizens.
Sapporo City Astronomical Observatory
The smallest public observatory in Japan.
Hassoan
Approximately 400 year old tea-ceremony house (important cultural property).
Hoheikan
Historical western style building, located inside of Nakajima park.
Sapporo Sightseeing Covered Wagon
The horses name is Ginta kun. Slowly advancing around Odori 4 chome, Tokei-dai Clocktower, and the red brick buildings.
Odori Park
It's a beautiful large park speading for about 1.5 km east to west in central Sapporo.
Sapporo Clock Tower
You can actually enter the Sapporo Clock Tower.
Charcoal grilling and sushi place. Aburiya Sohonten
They carefully cook high quality ingredients of Hokkaido with charcoal to prepare flavorful components to their cuisine.
Popular clothes for kids and baby
（Sapporo Tokyu Department Store, 5F）
You can choose favorite one for your kids.
Displays 141〜160 of the 511 in order
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