List of articles of Data library
Kita 1-jo Sapporo history photo gallery
Photo gallery of the Kita 1-jo underground passage.
The Red Brick Northern Territories Museum
Former Hokkaidō Government Office 2F.
Sapporo Buried Cultural Property Center
Displaying earthenware vessels and a stone implements excavated in Sapporo.
Hokkaido Railway Technology Museum
Can understand the railroad situation in northern countries.
Former Sapporo Court of Appeals
Sapporo's history and culture materials are displayed.
Arishima Takeo Memorial Museum
A memorial hall of Takeo Arishima, author of 'Descendant of Cain'.
Kayano Shigeru Nibutani Ainu Museum
Over than 1000 items including Ainu folk goods
Motojinya
At the end of the Bakumatsu, Akita clan reproduced the facility which became the base of northern guard.
Marimo Exhibition and Observation Center
Because it is alive algae.
Akankohan Eco Museum Center
Akan Mashu National Park
Former Hokkaido Government Office Building
You can actually enter the Former Hokkaido Government Office Building.
Elra Plaza
Adjacent to the JR Yoichi Station.
The birthplace of western agriculture (Nanae Historical Museum)
Nanae-cho is famous as the town which first cultivated Western apples and baron potatoes that spread widely over Japan.
Oiwake Hall / Esashi Float Hall
Between the end of April to October stage performances are held showing Esashi music and Hokkaido folk songs.
Akan International Crane Center GRUS
Divided into a display corner regarding Japanese cranes and an observation center.
Kitami Mint Memorial Museum
This museum displays the cultural and historical legacy of the mint industry in Kitami.
Moyoro Shell Mound Museum
Introducing the Moyoro people who lived at the northern seas through an exhibition including themes such as housing, graves and shell mounds.
Shiretoko Nature Center
Providing various information about the nature of the Shiretoko area.
Shiretoko World Heritage Center
Introducing the highlights of Shiretoko World Heritage Sites and the live information of the nature of Shiretoko.
Displays 101〜120 of the 122 in order