1. Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, Hokkaido, the second largest island in Japan, is located in the northernmost part of the Japanese archipelago and is a prefecture in Japan.

Sapporo is the capital and administrative center of Hokkaido, equivalent to the relationship between Shenyang and Liaoning Province.

In other words, Hokkaido is a region of Japan, and Sapporo is under the jurisdiction of Hokkaido.

Sapporo is the seat of the provincial government and the largest city in Hokkaido.

:2. Hokkaido Sapporo Travel Guide 1. Sapporo has ice and snow-themed outdoor activities 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. How far is Sapporo from Hokkaido? There are 34 cities in Hokkaido.

Choose the main one and say: Sapporo is the capital, administrative, economic and cultural center of Hokkaido.

With a history of more than 130 years, the municipal system was implemented in 1922.

With a population of 1.814 million and an area of ??1,121 square kilometers, it is the fifth largest city in Japan (after Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka and Nagoya) and one of the 12 municipalities in Japan.

The city has 10 districts.

Sapporo's name comes from the Ainu language and means a wide river flowing over an arid plain.

Mayor Ueda Kumafumi was elected in June 2003.

Asahikawa City is located in the Kamikawa Basin under the Daisetsuzan Mountains and is the commercial and distribution center of the northern region.

Originally inhabited by the Ainu people, the Japanese settled after the Meiji period.

It has a population of 364,000 and an area of ??748 square kilometers.

The city is surrounded by rice producing areas, and its main industries are wood processing (one of Japan's three largest furniture producing areas) and food.

In the inland climate, the coldest temperature in winter can reach minus 41 degrees.

Hakodate City is located at the southern end of Hokkaido, on the edge of the Tsugaru Strait. It is the administrative, economic and cultural center of southern Hokkaido.

It has a population of 289,000 and an area of ??347 square kilometers.

The history is earlier.

It was called Box Pavilion in the 15th century.

In the mid-19th century, the U.S. Perry Fleet arrived here, making it one of Japan's earliest treaty ports open to the outside world.

During the Meiji Restoration, the shogunate army failed to escape to the Box Museum, and was wiped out by government forces in the Chenmu War (Box Museum War) the following year.

It was renamed Hakodate in 1869.

In 1882, Hakodate Prefecture was established.

It was founded in 1922.

Before the 1930s, it was the largest city in Northeast Japan and Hokkaido, and China, Britain, Russia and other countries had established consulates here.

There are many churches, monasteries and other European-style buildings in the city.

My overseas Chinese have been doing business here for a long time, as well as the Chinese. There are many cemeteries and Chinese guild halls in the city (i.e. the Guandi Temple built in 1910).

Kushiro City is the main city in eastern Hokkaido, with a population of 194,000.

Former Ainu mansion.

It was named Kushiro in 1869. Most of the residents are descendants of immigrants from Akita, Aomori, Tottori and other prefectures.

Opened in 1900 and established in 1922.

Aquaculture, coal and papermaking are the city's three pillar industries.

The cod fishing base once ranked first in Japan in terms of water output, but now the fishery has withered and declined.

Japan With the closure of the Pacific Coal Mine, the last coal base in the United States is running out of coal production.

Shiguang has a population of 175,000.

The Japanese first entered the area in the early 19th century, and it was not until 1884 that Toyama, Gifu and other counties were immigrated and developed.

It was founded in 1933.

Mainly in agriculture and ani Otaru City has a population of 152,000.

It was founded in 1922.

In the early 17th century, the Japanese came here to fish, and it was famous for its herring.

Before the war, commerce and finance were developed. It was once one of the most prosperous cities in Hokkaido, known as Shanto and the Wall Street of the North. It was also an important port city in the northern part of the Sea of ??Japan.

After the war, the economic center of gravity shifted to Sapporo, and most maritime cargo was transferred to Kameyama Port.

As a result, the economy became increasingly depressed and the population decreased significantly.

There are Otaru Canal, Meiji and Taisho buildings in the city.

4. Attractions in Sapporo, Hokkaido According to Japanese media reports, tripadvisor, a large comprehensive travel website, recently calculated the fastest growing tourist cities in the past year based on comments from tourists from various countries and selections from website users.

Among them, Sapporo, the winter dark horse in Hokkaido, Japan, has surged in popularity, ranking second in Asia and seventh in the world.

5. Sapporo City in Hokkaido is a government-designated city in Japan. Sapporo in Hokkaido, Japan, is very large, and New Sapporo is just an area northeast of Sapporo, similar to a certain development zone in our country.

Our compatriots traveled to Hokkaido, Japan.

After landing at Shin-Chitose Airport in southern Sapporo, we took the JR Chitose Line to Sapporo, where Shin-Sapporo Station is, which is also a station on the Sapporo Tozai Subway Line.