Things to do in The Hokkaido University Museum

It was a very unique experience. It was a bit rainy that day and the wind on the lake was strong, so it was great that they had tents set up for visitors to fish comfortably. However, if you're afraid of taking fish off the hook, I recommend not participating (I'm speaking from experience!). In the end, there was freshly fried fish to eat, so even if you didn't catch anything, you could still enjoy it!

we went there from the fushimi inari. short walking distance. not crowded during morning. nice view everywhere.

I recommend it for anyone with time to stroll around the city. Although the space isn't large, it's quite interesting to see the plant and jellyfish cultivation.

It was a wonderful time with Son Guide. The trip was comfortable, reassuring, and enjoyable. This was my first Sapporo trip and my first bus tour, and I think it will be the most memorable part of this trip. It would be great to bring my parents here too!

Our guide was incredibly kind and provided excellent insights into Japanese culture and travel tips throughout the tour. At the end, they even shared Sapporo travel tips in a group chat, which was very helpful for the rest of our trip.

The very satisfied travelers experienced an enjoyable and relaxing journey, creating beautiful memories. The picturesque snowy scenery and convenient tour arrangements truly provided a happy and memorable travel experience.

Thanks to Sunny, our guide, who shared local tips and cultural insights about Japan, the bus ride was never boring and the tour was really enjoyable. I'd love to have Sunny as my guide again on my next trip to Sapporo! She also took great pictures for us, which was a nice bonus. Excellent!

I went around 4:30pm-6:30pm and it was amazing up there. Thank you Klook!