Enjoy four parks in one day and unlock the colorful code of Sapporo.

In Japan, parks are scattered all over the place, becoming a unique landscape of the city. In Sapporo, visiting four parks in one day is like embarking on a wonderful journey to explore the soul of the city. Odori Park: The urban focus at your fingertips Odori Park is a popular landmark for tourists, just a stone's throw from Sapporo Station. As you step into the park, the giant clock instantly catches your eye. Like a silent messenger of time, it quietly records the changes of the city. This unique clock is not only a practical object but also a work of art, attracting tourists to take photos. The park is picturesque all year round, with flowers blooming in summer and snow in winter, exuding a charming charm at any time. Walking in it, you can feel the vitality of the city and the tranquility of nature intertwined, which is very pleasant. Maruyama Park: Traditional echoes of the shrine Maruyama Park is unique because of the Hokkaido Shrine. During the New Year, the park is bustling with people coming to the shrine to pray. As you step into the shrine, the ancient trees create a solemn atmosphere. The vermilion buildings are more simple and elegant against the snow. The air is filled with the smell of incense, and people hold prayer cards with focused expressions, as if they are talking to the gods. In this space where tradition and modernity blend, the unique cultural charm of Japan comes to the fore. Shiroi Koibito Park: A sweet-themed fantasy Shiroi Koibito Park, though a little far away and requires a tram ride, still attracts many tourists. This is the theme world of Shiroi Koibito, and stepping into it is like entering a fairy tale world full of sweet and romantic elements. However, some people think it is too commercialized, and if you are short on time, you can choose to skip it. But for those who love desserts and romantic atmospheres, tasting delicious cookies and strolling through the dreamy park is undoubtedly a sweet date. Nakajima Park: A warm and slow pace in a quiet corner Nakajima Park is like a quiet paradise in the hustle and bustle. Because it is similar to a community park and most people flock to Maruyama Park, it is particularly quiet here. In the park, several families are concentrating on building snowmen, and laughter echoes in the air. The willows by the lake are drooping, and the lake is frozen in winter, like a huge silver mirror. Here, you can slow down and quietly enjoy the tranquility and feel the leisurely life of the citizens of Sapporo. Traveling through four parks in one day, from the hustle and bustle of Odori Park to the tradition of Maruyama Park, from the sweetness of Shiroi Koibito Park to the tranquility of Nakajima Park, each place is like a shining pearl, connecting the colorful charm of Sapporo.