Go Sapporo
Sapporo tourist attractions
Sapporo sits in the southwestern corner of Hokkaido’s Ishikari Plain. It booms as the central hub of Hokkaido but first got its starts when city development launched at the start of the Meiji period. Because the city was a planned development, travels here are noted with distinctly ordered, manicured streetscapes.
For some, Hokkaido may conjure up images of the countryside, but the area around Sapporo Station in contrast boasts a bustling, urban center with numerous places to shop and explore.
Seasonal Clothing for Sapporo
- Spring (March - May): Thick sweaters, coats
- Summer (June - August): Short sleeves, long-sleeve shirts, light sweaters
- Autumn (September - November): Sweaters, jackets, coats
- Winter (December - February): Thick sweaters, down jackets, scarves
How to Get to Sapporo?
Sapporo is accessible via New Chitose Airport, making it easily reachable from both domestic and international locations.
From Tokyo, it's a 1.5-hour flight; from Osaka, 1 hour and 40 minutes; from Nagoya, 1 hour and 55 minutes—access from major cities is excellent.
