Shiretoko Five Lakes Field House
Shiretoko Five Lakes begins at an information centre that introduces two different walks. The free elevated boardwalk crosses above the ground and offers views of the la…
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Shiretoko Five Lakes begins at an information centre that introduces two different walks. The free elevated boardwalk crosses above the ground and offers views of the la…
View profile →Shiretoko National Park Nature Center is a useful first stop for understanding the landscape before heading onto a trail. Its interpretive displays and films explain the…
View profile →At 531 metres, Mount Moiwa opens up a wide reading of Sapporo: the city grid stretches across the Ishikari Plain and, on a clear horizon, reaches the bay. The observatio…
View profile →At the eastern end of Odori Park, the TV Tower makes central Sapporo easy to read from above: follow the 1.5-kilometre green corridor, the avenues and, on clear days, th…
View profile →MOO stands beside the Kushiro River and Nusamai Bridge, bringing shops, restaurants and public services together in one of the waterfront’s landmarks. Its name comes fro…
View profile →Washo Ichiba is a covered market founded in 1954 that still works as one of Kushiro’s public pantries: fresh fish, dried goods, meat, vegetables and small shops share co…
View profile →The Beer Garden’s brick halls and dining rooms give a meal a visible link to Sapporo’s brewing history. Its signature is jingisukan: lamb and vegetables cooked by diners…
View profile →In the old red-brick complex, the visit explains how a brewery became part of Sapporo’s identity. The official story begins in 1876, when the Kaitakushi agency establish…
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