Itinerary

1. 6-Hour Sapporo Walking Tour Itinerary

   Start at JR Tower Observation Deck T38

   • Begin the tour with a panoramic view of the city from the 38th floor of JR Tower.

   • Observe Mount Moiwa, Odori Park, and the vast city grid.

   • Get an overview of the route ahead.

   Walk to Nijo Market (Fish Market)

   • Explore a lively seafood market filled with fresh uni, king crab, scallops, and sushi.

   • Sample local delicacies or enjoy a light seafood breakfast.

   • Experience the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional Hokkaido market.

   Continue to the Sapporo Clock Tower (Tokeidai)

   • Visit one of Sapporo's most iconic historical buildings.

   • Discover exhibits on early city life and the development of Sapporo Agricultural College.

   • Admire the rare American colonial-style wooden architecture.

   Proceed to the Old Hokkaido Government Office (Akarenga)

   • Explore the beautiful red brick Neo-Baroque building, often called the "Red Brick Office."

   • View historical displays, maps, and pioneer-era artifacts.

   • Learn about the early administration of Hokkaido.

   Make a Stop at a Hidden Local Café or Alleyway Coffee Spot

   • Enjoy a warm cup of locally roasted coffee or matcha.

   • Relax in a quiet side street surrounded by local charm.

   • Discover Sapporo's modern café culture in a calm setting.

   Walk Toward the Hokkaido University Botanical Garden (Optional Visit)

   • Pass by or enter the tranquil garden space.

   • Explore native flora and peaceful walkways in the middle of the city.

   • Discover the small museum inside, showcasing natural history and indigenous culture.

   Visit the Sapporo Appeals Court and Historical Legal District

   • Admire the refined early 20th-century architecture.

   • Learn about the judiciary’s role in Sapporo's Meiji-era development.

   Conclude at a Hidden Artisan Lane or Boutique Alley

   • Explore a charming lesser-known area with handmade goods, boutiques, and local artistry.

   • Browse unique crafts and souvenirs created by local designers.

   • Experience a quieter, authentic side of Sapporo often missed by visitors.