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🇯🇵さっぽろ夏まつり 2024 第60回すすきの祭り 1日目 夜の散歩／日本 北海道 札幌 中央区 [4K HDR Binaural ASMR]

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2024 Sapporo Snow Festival Will Feature Tamagotchi Exhibit

Bandai Japan has just announced that they will be bringing Tamagotchi to the Sapporo Snow Festival, and there’ a lot to be excited about! The Sapporo Snow Festival is a festival held annually in Sapporo, Japan, over seven days in February. You can see large snow sculptures and get some great pictures. This year it’s being held on Sunday, February 4th, 2024 through Sunday, February 11th, 2024 at Odori Park, Tsudome, and Susukino, which are all in the Hokkaidō area. Entry to the venues is free!

Tamagotchi will actually have its own exhibit at the 74th annual Sapporo Snow Festival, which started back in 1950 and now attractive more than 2 million people from Japan and abroad. For the first time there will be two Tamagotchi statues. The first will feature both Mametchi, and Kuchipathci along with a snowman that you’ve seen on the new Tamagotchi Uni! The second snow statue will be of a Tamagotchi Original with Mametchi on screen.

That’s now it! There will even a shop to purchase Tamagotchi products (including some exclusive Tamagotchi x Sapporo Snow Festival products which have yet to be announced), and shoppers picking up the Tamagotchi Uni will be able to get an exclusive limited edition Sapporo Snow Festival Tama Sticker! This Tama Sticker features a limited 16-digit download code which will allow you to download the Shimaenaga (which is a cute and fluffy bird only found in Hokkaido) Hat for your Tamagotchi to wear.

Tamagotchi’s for sale will including the Tamagotchi Uni in all three colors, both lanyards, and a Tamagotchi camera (could this be the same one we saw for the 27th anniversary at Shibuya 109?).

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01 Warbunton Shrine | 02 Itame Ham Jinja | 03 Nadeko Shrine 

04 Japonica Shrine | 05 Azuki Shrine | 06 Mr.Louis Shrine 

07 Hamamura Islands Shrine | 08 Ni-Shinto shrine | 09 Honpou Inari Shrine

10 Buzzmitama Shrine | 11 Eifuku Shrine | 12 SHIKI-Shinto Shrine

13 Hinamizawa Shrine | 14 Yozakura Jinjya Ocean | 15 IL MICIO Shrine

16 lazy shrine | 17 Nekoma Shrine | 18 noha Shrine

19 YOIMACHIGUSA OINARI INARI SHRINE | 20 Donguri Jinja | 21 Mambow Shrine

22 yata shrine

24 Yasaka Jinja 八坂神社

There is no 23 in the Goshuin Summer event, so instead we skip on over to Kyoto to Yasaka Shrine. This entire region is based upon the actual Kyoto, Japan, and this Shrine is based upon the first life Yasaka Jinja in Kyoto. As they should be, other shrines, large and small, are also scattered across the city- and two of them are also offering goshuin for the summer. While they are not on the official list, there are posters at the desk that provide notice.

If you exit back out the large gate to Yasaka Shrine and turn left, pass the store next to the Shrine and turn left again to head behind the restaurant, you will find a little Inari Shrine.

And on the other side of the sim, across the large central river, you can find Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, also inspired by the real life Shrine of the same name in Kyoto. The central river is hosting a festival for Tanabata, the summer festival to the stars Vega and Altair, the literal star-crossed lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi, who are separated by the celestial river of the Milky Way, destined to only meet once a year. A boat floats on the river, and bamboo with wishes and decorations lines the river, as well as the festival booths and lanterns. (Depending on the route you walk, you may find a second celebration of Tanabata as well on your way.) The geisha who make this region their home also hold entertainment events, schedules are posted multiple places around the sim.

The Goshuin Project

25 Nekoraku Jinja | 26 Wazawai-saru Shrine | 27 AFRO Shrine

28 Cypris Shrine | 29 pomponne Shrine | 30 SL_UTOPIA_Tokyo Shrine

31 Kumoshima Shrine | 33 Kamura Neko Shrine | 34 Yaoyorozu Shrine

35 Takedera | 36 Kusanagi Shrine

** BONUS GOSHUIN ** (not on list, joined in open call)

Faboo Shrine * Ouse Jinja * Hazakura Shrine

Venezia Shrine * Shironeko Inari Shrine * Susukino Inari Shrine

Nukumori Shrine * Sakura Shrine * Laem Shrine

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#TEAMGOJO ILLUSTRATION FOR 2024 SAPPORO #SNOW FESTIVAL FROM FEBRUARY 4TH UNTIL FEBRUARY 11TH LOCATED AT ODORI PARK VENUE AND SUSUKINO VENUE ⭐️

A [4.5M HIGH x 4.5M WIDE] GOJO AND ITADORI’S SCULPTURE WILL BE SHOWN AS WELL.

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After warming up, we're back out at Ramen Alley for some famous Sapporo miso ramen! Every shop has their own spin, be prepared to wait more than an hour for the popular ones!

Short line for this place - roasted miso ramen, only 6 seats!

Chuuya, that beam overhead...

Susukino ice festival! This is the Ainu culture, the original indigenous folk of northern Japan and Hokkaido!

Chuuuya, do you think freezing in ice would be...?

I'm going to fucking leave you behind if you don't shut up.

Hokkaido's icon, the 'snow fairy,' shima-enaga.

And what place is this, Chuuuya?

An ice cream speakeasy 😏

And how does it work?

Ya see those vials behind me? Each one holds a different (strong) alcohol. Including some exceptionally rare and popular ones...

You finish the top of your milk ice cream, place your spoon like so, and top it with a miniature ladle of liquor. It brings to mind the experience of imbibing in absinthe, poured over a sugar cube - which is also one of our selection.

It's a secret ice cream place, only for adults...

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10 Unforgettable places in Our Japan Tour Packages from India

Japan, a land of ancient traditions, modern marvels, and breathtaking landscapes, offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and innovation. From bustling metropolises to serene countryside, Japan is a destination that promises unforgettable experiences for travelers from India. If you're planning your next adventure to Japan from India, here are 10 unforgettable places you shouldn't miss in our Japan tour packages from India: Tokyo: Start your journey in Japan's vibrant capital, Tokyo, where modern skyscrapers stand side by side with historic temples and shrines. Explore iconic landmarks such as the bustling Shibuya Crossing, serene Meiji Shrine, and towering Tokyo Skytree. Kyoto: Immerse yourself in Japan's rich cultural heritage in Kyoto, home to over 2,000 temples and shrines. Wander through the enchanting streets of Gion, visit the stunning Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), and experience a traditional tea ceremony in a quaint tea house. Mount Fuji: Marvel at the majestic beauty of Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a scenic drive to the Fuji Five Lakes region, hike along picturesque trails, or capture breathtaking views of the iconic mountain from Lake Kawaguchi. Hiroshima: Pay tribute to history in Hiroshima, a city that rose from the ashes of World War II. Visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum, dedicated to promoting peace and commemorating the victims of the atomic bomb. Nara: Step back in time in Nara, Japan's first permanent capital and home to some of the country's oldest and most significant temples. Encounter friendly deer roaming freely in Nara Park, and marvel at the colossal bronze Buddha statue at Todai-ji Temple. Osaka: Experience the vibrant energy of Osaka, Japan's culinary capital and entertainment hub. Indulge in mouthwatering street food at Dotonbori, explore historic Osaka Castle, and enjoy panoramic views from the Umeda Sky Building. Hakone: Unwind in the tranquil hot springs of Hakone, a picturesque resort town nestled in the foothills of Mount Fuji. Relax in traditional onsens (hot springs), cruise on Lake Ashi, and admire the scenic beauty of Hakone's volcanic landscapes. Nikko: Discover the natural beauty and spiritual tranquility of Nikko, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ornate shrines and pristine wilderness. Visit the elaborately decorated Toshogu Shrine and explore the serene surroundings of Nikko National Park. Kanazawa: Explore the historic city of Kanazawa, renowned for its beautifully preserved samurai districts, traditional geisha quarters, and stunning Kenrokuen Garden. Delve into the city's rich cultural heritage at Kanazawa Castle and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. Sapporo: Experience the charm of Sapporo, Hokkaido's vibrant capital known for its lively festivals, delicious cuisine, and scenic beauty. Explore the bustling streets of Susukino, sample fresh seafood at Nijo Market, and stroll through the beautiful Odori Park. In conclusion, Japan offers a wealth of unforgettable experiences for travelers from India, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of Hakone and the historic temples of Kyoto. With our Japan tour packages from India, you'll embark on a journey of discovery and adventure, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Explore the wonders of Japan with us and let the magic of this enchanting country captivate your heart and soul.

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Sapporo as a Winter Wonderland: A Tour of the Capital of Hokkaido

Traveling to Sapporo, Japan, feels similar to entering a wintry fantasy world. Situated on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, this energetic city is well-known for its delicious food, inviting winter scenery, and friendly people. Come along with me as I share the story of my incredible journey through Sapporo's charming streets and snow-covered scenery.

Day 1: Odori Park and Arrival

The stunning scenery of Hokkaido was covered in a layer of snow when my jet descended at New Chitose Airport. As soon as I got off the airport, the cold air welcomed me, but my excitement at seeing Sapporo warmed me instantly.

I explored Odori Park, a key green area that is transformed into a winter wonderland during the annual Sapporo Snow Festival, after getting settled into my comfortable lodging. Even though I didn't come during the event, I was nevertheless enthralled with the park's snow sculptures and illuminations. I enjoyed the sculptures and the city lights that decorated the skyline as I wandered down the trails covered in snow.

Day 2: Maruyama Park and Hokkaido Shrine

A visit to Hokkaido Shrine, a calm and revered location tucked away in the middle of the city, started the second day. Encircled by trees blanketed in snow, the shrine provided a tranquil haven and an insight into Sapporo's spiritual side.

I traveled to Maruyama Park in the afternoon, which is well-known for its breathtaking cherry blossoms in the spring and its serene winter atmosphere. The large open areas of the park were ideal for a peaceful stroll, and I came upon the well-known Maruyama Zoo, where the polar bears played in their snow-covered enclosures, demonstrating the coexistence of urban and natural environments.

Day 3: Susukino District and the Sapporo Beer Museum

Enjoying the city of Sapporo's famed beer culture is a must-do when visiting. I learned about the past of one of Japan's oldest beer breweries by spending the morning visiting the Sapporo Beer Museum. I had the opportunity to taste a selection of recently created Sapporo beers during the tasting portion of the trip.

I went into the busy Susukino neighborhood in the evening, which is well-known for its exciting nightlife and mouthwatering street cuisine. As I had warm sake, ate jingisukan (grilled lamb), and conversed with the welcoming residents, neon lights decorated the streets.

Day 4: Day Trip to Otaru

I spent a day excursion to Otaru, a quaint seaside town conveniently located only a short train journey from Sapporo, since I was eager to see more of Hokkaido. I was taken back in time by the town's ancient canal, which was dotted with dilapidated warehouses. Otaru is renowned for its glassworks, so I had to bring home a piece of handcrafted glass art as a keepsake from my trip.

In summary:

As my time in Sapporo drew to a conclusion, I thought back on the wonderful experiences and sentimental memories the city had given me. I had a great respect for the beauty of Hokkaido's capital after visiting Sapporo, which, from snow-covered mountains and old temples to lively districts and gastronomic pleasures, proved to be a place that perfectly merged history and contemporary.

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Unveiling Sapporo: A Detailed Guide to Japan's Northernmost Urban Charm

Imagine a city where every step you take resonates with the soft crunch of virgin snow, where the comfort of a hot bowl of miso ramen infuses warmth into your soul, and where the spectacle of brilliantly illuminated ice sculptures leaves you mesmerized. Welcome to Sapporo, the vibrant capital of Hokkaido and Japan's northernmost metropolis. Sapporo, with its distinctive fusion of culture, cuisine, outdoor activities and city life, etches an indelible mark on the heart of every vagabond. This comprehensive guide will take you on a journey through the city's myriad offerings.

Best Time to Visit Sapporo

Winter enthusiasts should aim for February when the city comes alive with the renowned Sapporo Snow Festival, a spectacular display of intricately carved, grand ice sculptures. However, if a colder climate isn't your preference, plan your visit around the mid of October when autumn paints the city in resplendent hues of oranges and yellows, creating a visually pleasing atmosphere to explore Sapporo's delights.

Arriving in Sapporo

The most straightforward way for international travellers to reach Sapporo is through the New Chitose Airport. From there, a swift and comfortable ride on the JR Rapid Airport Line will drop you off at the heart of the city, i.e., Sapporo station.

Where to Stay

Sapporo presents a variety of accommodations ranging from high-end luxury hotels to budget-friendly inns. For a lavish experience, consider the JR Tower Hotel Nikko boasting panoramic views of the city. However, for a more economical stay without compromising on comfort, Hotel Mystays Premier is a great option.

Exploring the City: Sightseeing and Cultural Walks

Regardless of the season, a visit to Mount Moiwa via a ropeway ride is a must-do. The panoramic views from the summit are spectacular. In the heart of the city, Odori Park offers a peaceful escape from the urban hustle. Dive into history at the iconic Clock Tower or the former Hokkaido Government Office Building, both standing as a testament to Sapporo's rich past. For a cultural deep-dive, check out the Historical Village of Hokkaido, showcasing the region's architectural heritage and the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, housing impressive collections of contemporary local and international art.

Sapporo's Gastronomic Offerings

A gastronomical tour of Sapporo would be incomplete without sampling miso ramen, soup curry and Genghis Khan (Jingisukan), a grilled mutton delicacy. Head to Ramen Alley, a narrow lane lined with shops serving Sapporo's signature soup noodles. For fresh seafood, pay a visit to the bustling Sapporo Central Wholesale Market.

Action-packed Adventures and Retail Therapy

Get your adrenaline pumping with activities like skiing, snowboarding, hot-air ballooning, and ice-fishing, widely available across the city. If shopping is more your style, explore the endless shops at Tanuki Koji Shopping Street. As the day winds down, experience Sapporo's nightlife in the Susukino district, Japan's largest entertainment district north of Tokyo.

Essential Travel Tips

- Consider purchasing the Sapporo City Transportation Bureau's one-day pass for unlimited subway and tram rides. This pass is a cost-effective way to explore the city at your own pace. - Credit cards are widely accepted in Sapporo, offering you the hassle-free convenience of cashless transactions. - Make use of free Wi-Fi spots scattered throughout the city for seamless internet access. Sapporo is a treasure trove of experiences, catering to every traveler's pursuits. Whether you are a culinary adventurer, a history enthusiast, an adrenaline junkie, or a city explorer, Sapporo ensures an unforgettable journey.

Leaving Sapporo: A Lasting Impression

As I bid farewell to Sapporo, the city left me with a mélange of unforgettable memories. The lingering taste of ramen, the awe-inspiring sight of illuminated snow sculptures, the rhythm and melody of the city's heartbeat - all these experiences combined to compose a symphony of moments that I cherish to this day. Sapporo, in all its beauty, is truly captivating. Read the full article

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Uncovering the Wonders of Sapporo: A Comprehensive Guide to Hokkaido's Northern Capital

Introduction: Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan, is a favored tourist destination, especially during the winter season. The city boasts of a myriad of attractions and landmarks that make it a unique and exciting place to visit.

Section 1: Hokkaido Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, is known for its rugged natural beauty, fresh seafood, and chilly climate. Sapporo, the largest city in Hokkaido, serves as a gateway to the island's many attractions. Hokkaido offers a variety of outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and hot springs.

Section 2: Snow Festival The Sapporo Snow Festival, held in February each year, is a world-renowned event that showcases breathtaking ice sculptures and snow installations. The festival also features concerts, food stalls, and other entertainment. The main venue for the festival is Odori Park, a vast park that stretches through the heart of Sapporo. The festival is free for visitors to attend, and there are various winter activities to enjoy.

Section 3: Odori Park Odori Park is a year-round attraction in Sapporo that boasts of cultural and entertainment facilities. The park is home to the Sapporo TV Tower, a towering 147-meter observation tower that offers panoramic views of the city. The park also features the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, which showcases contemporary art from Hokkaido and around the world. Visitors can also enjoy seasonal events such as the Sapporo Lilac Festival in spring and the Sapporo Autumn Fest in fall.

Section 4: Sapporo Beer Sapporo Beer is one of Japan's most popular beers, brewed in Sapporo since 1876. The Sapporo Beer Museum is a well-liked attraction that provides tours and tastings of the famous brew. Visitors can learn about the history and production process of Sapporo Beer and enjoy a pint or two in the museum's beer hall. The museum also has a gift shop where visitors can purchase Sapporo Beer souvenirs.

Section 5: Ramen Sapporo is renowned for its delectable ramen, featuring a savory miso-based broth. There are numerous ramen shops in Sapporo, and visitors can enjoy a bowl of piping hot ramen in any season. One of the best places to try Sapporo ramen is in Susukino, a lively entertainment district that features countless bars, restaurants, and nightclubs.

Section 6: Susukino Susukino is Sapporo's largest entertainment district and is a popular spot for nightlife. Visitors can enjoy a variety of entertainment options such as karaoke, dance clubs, and bars. Susukino is also home to the famous Ramen Alley, where visitors can try various styles of Sapporo ramen.

Section 7: Historical Village of Hokkaido The Historical Village of Hokkaido is an open-air museum that features traditional buildings and artifacts from Hokkaido's past. Visitors can explore over 60 buildings, including houses, shops, and a church, and learn about the history and culture of Hokkaido. The museum also has demonstrations of traditional crafts such as glassblowing and woodworking.

Section 8: Sapporo Clock Tower The Sapporo Clock Tower is a city icon and is one of the few remaining buildings from the early days of Sapporo's development. Built in

1878, the clock tower was originally used as a drill hall for Sapporo Agricultural College, now known as Hokkaido University. The clock tower's interior has been preserved to maintain its original design, and visitors can learn about the history of the building and its importance to the city.

Conclusion: Sapporo offers an abundance of activities and attractions that cater to all interests, making it a must-visit destination in Hokkaido. From winter festivals and outdoor activities to cultural landmarks and delicious food, Sapporo has something for everyone. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or an outdoor enthusiast, Sapporo is sure to provide an unforgettable experience.

So why not plan a trip to Sapporo and uncover the wonders of Hokkaido's northern capital? Source: https://www.giorgioprofili.com/sapporo

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Sapporo, Japan

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🇯🇵さっぽろ夏まつり 2024 第60回すすきの祭り 花魁道中／日本 北海道 札幌 中央区 [4K HDR Binaural ASMR]

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Bandai Japan Reveals Sapporo Snow Festival Tamagotchi Merchandise

We already know that Bandai Japan is attending the annual Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan this year, and they’re going to have an incredible exhibit with two Tamagotchi statues. When it was announced that they were attending, they did mention that there would be a shop where visitors can purchase Tamagotchi products, including some exclusive merchandise.

Well now Bandai Japan has revealed the exclusive merchandise that will be available for sale during the event that runs from Sunday, February 4th, 2024 through Sunday, February 11th, 2024 at Odori Park, Tsudome, and Susukino.

There are a total of fifteen products, which include stickers, hair clips, tote bag, blanket,  mini towel, key holders, acrylic stand, pouches, sauna hat, shining candy light, masking tape, chocolate crunch, butter candy, a Coca-Cola 350 ml Sapporo Snow Festival designed can, a disposable camera and more!

Don’t forget, you can purchase Tamagotchi’s too, including the new Tamagotchi Uni, Tamagotchi Uni lanyards. If you do purchase a Tamagotchi Uni then you’ll get a Shimaenaga Tama Sticker which is exclusive to the Sapporo Snow Festival event.

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01 Warbunton Shrine | 02 Itame Ham Jinja | 03 Nadeko Shrine 

04 Japonica Shrine | 05 Azuki Shrine | 06 Mr.Louis Shrine 

07 Hamamura Islands Shrine | 08 Ni-Shinto shrine | 09 Honpou Inari Shrine

10 Buzzmitama Shrine | 11 Eifuku Shrine | 12 SHIKI-Shinto Shrine

13 Hinamizawa Shrine | 14 Yozakura Jinjya Ocean | 15 IL MICIO Shrine

16 lazy shrine | 17 Nekoma Shrine

18 noha Shrine 野葉神社

A Shrine in an onsen town, Noha Shrine is dedicated to a 9 tailed fox. A summer festival is being held here as well as at many of the other Shrines along our way. Relax in any of the onsen pools after paying your respects to the fox, and soak away your worries.

The Goshuin Project

19 YOIMACHIGUSA OINARI INARI SHRINE | 20 Donguri Jinja | 21 Mambow Shrine

22 yata shrine | 24 Yasaka Jinja | 25 Nekoraku Jinja

26 Wazawai-saru Shrine | 27 AFRO Shrine | 28 Cypris Shrine

29 pomponne Shrine | 30 SL_UTOPIA_Tokyo Shrine | 31 Kumoshima Shrine

33 Kamura Neko Shrine | 34 Yaoyorozu Shrine | 35 Takedera

36 Kusanagi Shrine

** BONUS GOSHUIN ** (not on list, joined in open call)

Faboo Shrine * Ouse Jinja * Hazakura Shrine

Venezia Shrine * Shironeko Inari Shrine * Susukino Inari Shrine

Nukumori Shrine * Sakura Shrine * Laem Shrine

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Sapporo Snow Festival 2018, Hokkaidō, Japan. This one is called "Sapporo Ramen and Beer" one of the many ice sculptures at Susukino Ice World (ススキノアイスワールド) part of the Sapporo Snow Festival (札幌 雪まつり) in Hokkaidō (北海道), Japan.

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Sapporo Snow Festival

It is a winter festival held in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. It started in 1950 and is held for about a week from the beginning of February every year. It is a festival that takes advantage of the snowy nature of Hokkaido, and is considered one of the world’s three major winter festivals along with the ‘Ice Lantern Festival’ in Harbin, China and the ‘Quebec Winter Carnival’ in Canada.

Hokkaido, where the Sapporo Snow Festival is held, is the northernmost island in Japan. Except for the coast, the average winter temperature is about 5 degrees below zero. Although the temperature is not on the low side compared to the latitude, in winter, the sea breeze blows from the Sea of Okhotsk, which causes a huge amount of snow. It is said to be the “snow kingdom” as it is the most snowy place in Japan. In winter, the whole of Hokkaido is covered with snow and most of the roads are frozen. Snow sometimes falls as long as May.

The Sapporo Snow Festival was started by the city of Sapporo and the Sapporo Tourism Association. Sapporo is the center of administration, industry, and tourism in Hokkaido, and is also the seat of the prefectural capital of Hokkaido. The Sapporo Snow Festival is a symbol of Hokkaido, attracting about 2 million tourists from all over Japan and abroad every year. About 250 large and small statues made of snow and ice are displayed in Sapporo during the festival. The snow sculptures on display range from 15m in height to miniature sculptures about 2m in height. It has various shapes such as world famous buildings and popular characters, and snow sculptures sculpted by citizens themselves are also on display.

The main venues for the festival are Odori Event Hall, Susukino Event Hall, and Tsudome Event Hall. The Odori venue refers to Odori Park, which runs east to west in Sapporo city. As the first venue at the center of the Sapporo Snow Festival, huge snow sculptures made with various themes are on display. The Susukino venue was newly established in 1983, and you can see sculptures made of ice. Tsudome is a place where you can enjoy various winter activities such as playing in the snow, skating, and sledding. In addition, large and small events such as small art exhibitions are held separately in Sapporo city.