Indulge in Hokkaido’s world-class culinary treasures. Step into the vibrant market atmosphere where the island’s freshest seafood arrives daily. Enjoy exquisite, top-tier delicacies—from rich sea urchin and succulent king crab to pristine sashimi—prepared right before your eyes.

Take in breathtaking, sweeping views of the Sapporo skyline set against rolling green pastures with grazing sheep. Stand alongside the iconic statue of Dr. Clark, the foreign advisor who inspired Hokkaido's pioneers, and absorb the enduring frontier spirit. It is also a fantastic spot to enjoy Hokkaido’s legendary Jingisukan (grilled lamb).

Step back in time to the frontier era. This expansive open-air museum meticulously preserves the late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture of Hokkaido’s pioneers. Stroll through historic townscapes, horse-drawn tram routes, and traditional industrial buildings that reveal the gritty determination behind modern Japan.

Experience an unparalleled fusion of nature, art, and environmental renewal. Originally a city landfill, world-renowned sculptor Isamu Noguchi passionately sought to transform this damaged landscape, declaring, "It is my job to regenerate the earth that human beings have scarred." Guided by his vision of turning "the entire park into a single sculpture," this vast site was reborn as a living work of art and a triumph of modern eco-restoration. Marvel at the bold geometric mountains, majestic glass pyramid, and grand fountains seamlessly integrated into the landscape.