1. The must-visit attractions in Sapporo are quite suitable. The only possible shortcoming is that the time is a bit short.

Sapporo is a city that is easily overlooked by tourists, but it is particularly suitable for strolling, and travel agencies particularly like it.

Leisure travel with a lifestyle attitude is great.

It's easy for tourists to overlook the fact that many people go to Hokkaido for tourist attractions other than Sapporo.

Basically, they don’t think of Sapporo as a destination, and a lot of people don’t think so.

Do not stay in Sapporo for more than two days.

Basically, walk from New Chitose Airport, walk from New Chitose Airport, and forget about Sapporo next to it.

It is also for this reason that during the off-season, hotel prices in Sapporo are very cheap. Coupled with the one-day round trip from Sapporo to Otaru, Furano and other places, it is especially suitable for group tours.

Travel agencies especially like to book hotels in Sapporo because they are cost-effective.

The same goes for individual tourists.

Mid-to-late October is Sapporo’s off-season, so it’s more cost-effective to stay in Sapporo.

I prefer Sapporo.

The city is not big and the subway lines are not complicated.

It is just a business district in Datong, and it is very comfortable to take the subway to get around.

If you live in Bb, it’s a great place for you to go to the supermarket and buy some ingredients to cook your own meals.

As far as the city is concerned, there are only a few check-in places in Sapporo, namely Shiroi Koibito, the off-site fish market and Hokkaido University.

But in the suburbs of Sapporo, you can skip three days.

It is surrounded by a ring of country parks.

In addition to Maruyama Park and Maruyama Zoo, there are also Takino Suzuran Mountain Park in the south, Nosaboro Forest Park in the east, Kaifu Village in Hokkaido and the Hokkaido Museum in the east.

In the southwest, there is Mount Moiwa, where you can enjoy the night view of Sapporo, and further away there is the hot spring resort Dingshan Creek; in addition, there are Sheep Hill, Moale Swamp Park, etc., plus some tourist ranches.

In mid-to-late October, Dingshanxi should be a popular place because the red leaves are in full bloom and the hot springs there are pretty good.

It depends on your choice.

Anyway, we stayed in Sapporo for two days and felt that there was not enough time at all.

:2. What are the fun attractions in Sapporo? 1. Sapporo has outdoor activities with the theme of ice and snow every year.

The Snow Festival is divided into two parts: snowdrifts and ice sculptures.

The shape of the snow sculpture is mainly a human figure. The surface is made of white powder, and the surrounding projection lights shine on it to highlight the pure texture of the characters.

Contestants at the Snow Festival used their imagination to the extreme.

The works include everything from characters and animals to world famous places.

2. Sapporo TV Tower is one of the famous landmarks in the center of Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. It is located in Datong Park in the center of Sapporo.

Underground of the Sapporo TV Tower is an underground food street with a special structure.

There are not only two ramen shops underground of the TV Tower, but also Japanese soba shops, kebab shops, Japanese restaurants, coffee shops, and souvenir shops. The underground of the TV Tower can directly lead to Sapporo's underground streets.

3. Sapporo Ramen, with a history of 30 years, is one of the three major ramen in Japan.

In 2001, Hokkaido ramen, including Sapporo ramen, was recognized as a Hokkaido heritage.

3. Where is Sapporo? Hokkaido is located in the north of Japan and is one-fifth the size of Japan even though its population is only half that of Tokyo.

Its population density is extremely low, mostly concentrated between Otaru and Asahikawa, with Sapporo as the center.

Therefore, tourists often feel very comfortable when they arrive in Hokkaido. Compared with the crowds and bustle of other cities in Japan, this is really unique.

Hokkaido is famous for its stunning snow scenery, so winter is the best season to visit Hokkaido.

The annual Hokkaido Snow Festival is held in early February every year.

The competition venues are located in Datong Park and the Self-Defense Forces Plaza in Mayu City.

Visitors can view ice sculpture masterpieces of majestic proportions and ingenuity, carved by experts from around the world.

4. Introduction to Sapporo tourist attractions Among the four major islands in Japan, Hokkaido is the northernmost and was developed the latest, so its scenery and customs are very different from Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku.

However, because of this, Hokkaido is not only a favorite tourist destination for Japanese people, but also attracts tourists from all over the world.

What I want is that although it doesn't look like a Japanese building overall, the building is designed and built by Japanese people.

This was the seat of the Hokkaido Gym (government).

It was built at the beginning of Hokkaido's development in the United States in the late 19th century.

Because this is the stage for Japan to comprehensively study Western civilization. After the Meiji Restoration, many old buildings in Hokkaido have Western-style appearance features. This red brick Taoist temple is a mark of that era.

Later, the Taoist temple was converted into a museum and became one of the must-see attractions for tourists in Sapporo.

There are many objects and materials about Hokkaido and American history and products on display in the museum.

Hokkaido has a very good ecological environment and is a world-famous agricultural, animal husbandry and fishery industrial zone.

Not only that, the processing industry of various agricultural, animal husbandry and fishery products is also very developed.

Hokkaido rice is the top rice in Japan all year round, so rice wine brewed from Hokkaido rice has become a local specialty.

After soy sauce was introduced to Japan from China, it was also played by the Japanese.

Flavored soy sauce made from local seafood in Hokkaido is also very popular in the Japanese market.

Various wild animal specimens are also displayed in the exhibition hall.

Thanks to proper environmental protection, these animals are still common in Hokkaido today.

From some written materials, we can know the general history of Hokkaido.