Things to do in Sapporo Clock Tower

The tour guide, Hide-san, was very friendly, knowledgeable, and well-spoken. He shared a lot about the spots we visited and about Sapporo and Japan in general. He showed great patience and provided the best of service. It also started to rain mid-tour and I appreciated that he had an umbrella.

Here, you can set aside the constraints of Xiaohongshu and YouTube, and with a light and joyful heart, gradually explore the evolution of history, unique architecture, and cultural landscapes. There are also diverse food introductions and numerous attraction recommendations, allowing you to better understand the city and get closer to the daily lives of locals through casual conversations. So, let the good times begin with that 'white stone'!

We had a wonderful dyeing experience! The teacher was fantastic—knowledgeable, patient, and engaging. We truly loved every moment of it and would highly recommend it to others.

This is a must do activity when visiting Sapporo. We went around late afternoon and waited from sunset until the city gets dark. Lots of souvenir on the second floor and the view from from both day and night time are beautiful.

The place is located near Sapporo station. Massive buildings can be seen around the observation deck. We went to the deck in the afternoon and the place is not crowded. You can see Sapporo city from above on this observation deck.

Our guide, Alex, was great and helped to take photos of many of us. He also shared bits and pieces of information about the attractions we went to in English and Chinese. The timings allocated for each attraction was also just nice. For those without transport, this was worth the money.

Such a cute encounter with the little pigs! The ambiance was great, and the location is convenient since it's inside the mall. You can also stroll around and explore the area afterward.