Odori Park & the Sapporo Snow Festival: A Visitor’s Guide
A guide to Odori Park, the green heart of Sapporo and home of the famous Snow Festival.
Info on popular culture and everyday life
A guide to Odori Park, the green heart of Sapporo and home of the famous Snow Festival.
Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is a modern, spacious city laid out on a grid unlike anywhere else in Japan. Its green spine, Odori Park, and a handful of historic
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