Japanese name: すすきの
Susukino is Sapporo's vibrant entertainment and dining district, famous for its dazzling neon lights and fresh seafood. It's the best place to try Hokkaido ramen and Genghis Khan lamb barbecue.
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Odori Park is a 1.5-kilometer green corridor running through the heart of Sapporo. It hosts the famous Sapporo Snow Festival in February and colorful flower displays in summer.
Built in 1878, the Sapporo Clock Tower is one of Hokkaido's most beloved historic landmarks. The distinctive wooden building once served as a drill hall for Sapporo Agricultural College.
The night view from Mt. Hakodate is considered one of the three greatest night views in the world. The unique shape of the city peninsula creates a stunning panorama of twinkling lights between two bays.
Goryokaku is a star-shaped Western-style fort completed in 1866, the first of its kind in Japan. Today it's a park famous for cherry blossoms and offers great aerial views from the adjacent tower.
Hakodate Morning Market opens at 5am and is one of Japan's most famous seafood markets. Visitors can enjoy ultra-fresh seafood bowls including sea urchin and crab straight from Hokkaido's cold waters.
Farm Tomita is Japan's most famous lavender farm, with fields of purple lavender blooming from late June through August. The colorful flower fields with the Tokachi mountain range create an unforgettable landscape.