EXPLORE SAPPORO IN HOKKAIDO JAPAN: WHAT TO DO, EAT AND SEE! | ORIENTAL DISCOVERY HOLIDAYS
[Music] Welcome to Saporro, the vibrant capital of Hokkaido. Known for its stunning seasonal changes, rich cultural heritage, and mouthwatering food, this city is a dream destination for travelers seeking the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. [Music] Join us as we explore Saporro. But before we get started, please don’t forget to hit that subscribe button and ring the bell to stay updated with our latest travel guides, tips, and exclusive content. [Music] As we kick off our journey, let’s start at the gateway to this stunning region, New Chos airport. This modern hub is more than just an airport. It’s an experience in itself with worldclass facilities, shopping, dining, and even a relaxing onen to unwind before exploring the wonders of Hokkaido. [Music] Let’s start with Saporro’s iconic landmarks. Odori Park is the green heart of Saporro. Whether you visit in winter when the park transforms into a dazzling showcase of ice and snow sculptures for the Saporro snow festival or in summer when lively beer gardens fill the air with laughter. Odori Park is always alive with energy. [Music] The Saporro TV Tower is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, standing tall at 147.2 m. Built in 1957, it is located at the eastern end of Odori Park, offering breathtaking 360° views of Saporro from its observation deck, which is 90.38 m above ground. [Music] The Saporro clock tower Tokiadai is one of the oldest and most iconic landmarks in Saporro. Built in 1878, the tower is conveniently located near Odori Park, just a 5-minute walk from Odori station on the Saporro municipal subway. It’s a great spot for photos, especially when illuminated at night or surrounded by seasonal scenery. The former Hokkaido government office building, also known as the Red Brick Office, is a must- vvisit historical landmark in Saporro. Built in 1888, this striking structure showcases an American neoaro architectural style. Located just an 8-minute walk from JR Saporro station, the red brick office is easily accessible and free to enter. Nakajima Park is a beautiful spot year round, but in winter it transforms into a serene snow-covered landscape. It’s also home to cultural sites like Kitera Concert Hall and the Hokkaido Museum of Literature, making it a great place for both nature and art lovers. [Music] Nakajima Park is conveniently located near Susukino, making it easy to explore nearby restaurants and entertainment spots after your visit. [Music] [Music] Suzukino is Saporro’s lively entertainment district, offering a mix of night life, dining, and unique attractions that make it a must visit for [Music] tourists. The district comes alive at night with vibrant neon signs and a bustling crowd creating an electric atmosphere. Susukino combines traditional Japanese elements with modern entertainment, making it a dynamic and diverse destination. [Music] Susukino is easily accessible via the Namboku subway line, just one stop from Odori station. Whether you’re looking for a culinary adventure, shopping spree, or a night out, Suzukino has something for everyone. [Music] Hokkaido University located in the heart of Saporro. A serene area with towering elm trees perfect for a peaceful stroll. [Music] [Music] The campus is just a short walk from JR Saporro station, making it easy to reach. Start at the Elm Forest Information Center near the main gate to grab a map and plan your visit. You can spend one to two hours exploring the campus, or longer if you want to dive into its history and nature. [Music] The Saporro Beer Museum is a must- vvisit destination for beer enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Located in Saporro, Hokkaido, this museum is housed in a stunning red brick building that dates back to the Miji period. Visitors can explore exhibits that detail the history of beer in Japan, the brewing process, and the legacy of Saporro beer, one of Japan’s oldest and most iconic beer brands. The museum offers guided tours, including a premium tour where guests can enjoy exclusive beer tastings of limited edition brews. For those who prefer a more casual experience, there’s a tasting salon where you can sample various Saporro beers for a small fee. [Music] Adjacent to the museum is the Saporro Beer Garden. A lively spot where you can indulge in all you can eat mutton barbecue. Known locally as Jingga paired with freshly brewed beer. The picturesque surroundings and historical charm make it a great photo spot, especially with the seasonal changes in scenery. Whether you’re a beer lover or simply curious about Japanese brewing history, the Saporro Beer Museum offers an engaging and flavorful experience. [Music] [Music] Shoy Kibito Park is a charming theme park in Saporro, Hokkaido. Dedicated to the famous Shiroy Kibito cookies operated by Ashia, the park blends British and Hokkaido cultures with its tutor style architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens. [Music] [Music] [Music] browse exclusive Shereoy Kibito merchandise and other sweets in the park shops. Relax and enjoy desserts while overlooking the park’s gardens. The park is easily accessible and offers a memorable experience. Maruyama Park in Saporro is a tranquil escape that blends natural beauty with cultural significance. The park is also home to the Maryama Zoo and Hokkaido Shrine. Offering visitors a mix of wildlife exploration and historical significance provides a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation. [Music] [Music] [Music] Saporro is a paradise for food lovers. [Music] Saporro’s food culture reflects the essence of Hokkaido’s rich natural resources, cold climate, and passionate culinary traditions. It’s a city where flavors are bold, ingredients are fresh, and dishes tell stories of local heritage. Try local delicacies. Don’t leave without tasting Saporro’s famous miso ramen, fresh seafood, and jingukin grilled lamb. From classic ramen joints to lively izakayas serving jingukin, every bite in Saporro tells a tale of its vibrant culinary [Music] landscape. Before you pack your bags, here are some insider tips for your Saporro [Music] adventure. Dress for the weather. Saporro can get quite cold, especially in winter. Layer up with warm clothing. And don’t forget waterproof boots for snowy conditions. Use Saporro’s efficient public transport system, including the subway and trams. Consider getting an IC card for hassle-free [Music] travel. Thank you for joining us in Discovering the Wonders of Saporro. 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