Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan has 5 major attractions and a 147m high TV tower.

Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan has 5 major attractions and a 147m high TV tower.

The picturesque place I want to introduce to you today is Sapporo in Hokkaido, Japan. At same time, Sapporo is also fifth largest city in Japan. About 30% of inhabitants of Hokkaido live in this city. On average, a third of year in Sapporo is covered with snow, but average summer temperature in Sapporo is around 25 degrees, so it is cooler here. Even in summer, Sapporo is a good place to travel.

Sapporo has been Hokkaido's down payment since 1869. The original name of Hokkaido is "Ezo". This is place where indigenous people of Ainu live. They mainly hunt, so name Sapporo comes from Ainu language. Early in 1868, "Ezo" was renamed Hokkaido, and Sapporo became central city of Hokkaido, so Sapporo's economy is very developed.

The following editor will introduce you to five main attractions of Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, and 147-meter TV tower.

The first scenic spot presented by editor is Boje. Boy is largest shopping street in Hokkaido. It has restaurants and about 5,000 gourmet shops. At night, countless neon lights shine here, and there are also many hotels. , and transport interchange here is very convenient, there are buses and subways everywhere, so it is perfect as a sightseeing base in Hokkaido.

Hirono was originally created as a playground in second half of 19th century, and there are still many specialty shops here. Compared to shopping streets of Tokyo and other places, security here is very good, even girls can feel safe. ease here is nightlife.

The second scenic spot presented by editor is Sapporo TV Tower. The TV Tower is located on banks of Sosei River in Odori Park and is a 147-meter-high TV tower. The TV tower was built in 1956 and has been standing for more than half a century, and is first TV tower built since TV broadcasting began in city of Sapporo, and has become an iconic structure. Neon lights glow at night, photography lovers should not miss it.

On third floor of Sapporo TV Tower, there is a 91 m high observatory. From observatory, you can see scenery of four seasons of Odori Park, which offers a panoramic view of Sapporo. Weather permitting, you can also see mountains around Sapporo and Sea of ​​Japan in distance. Especially in winter, enjoy white illumination and snow festival held in Odori Park.

The third scenic spot introduced by editor is Shiroi Koibito Park, representing city of Sapporo. This park used to be a cake factory. While visiting park, you can also visit production process of White Lover, and observe emergence of adding chocolate to test cookies, from refrigeration to printing times, packaging of individual products, etc. . . .

Secondly, there is also a training room in which it is convenient for tourists to get acquainted with history of making a cake called Shivu and knowledge about chocolate. In addition, you can also buy a variety of Western sweets, including Shiroi Koibito.

The fourth scenic spot presented by editor is observatory on Mount Moiva. This observatory is located on 531-meter high Moiwa Mountain in center of Sapporo, overlooking entire city of Sapporo. At night, night view of Sapporo city, world of silver in winter, you can see different beautiful scenery at any time, and it is also a good date place.

In addition to observatory on top of mountain, there are also various gourmet restaurants. At The Jewels observatory restaurant, you can enjoy delicious food while admiring jewel-encrusted night view of Sapporo.

The fourth scenic spot submitted by editor is Ship Hill Observatory. In fact, predecessor of this observatory is Japanese calf breeding station. At the same time, it is also home to 2,000 sheep. pioneer of sheep breeding and wool production.

Ship Hill Observatory is located on top of a hill overlooking entire land. Whenever you come here for a walk, you can see sheep grazing here. This is very nice.

This article was originally created by Brother Shou Travel Diary magazine, banned!