Dingen om te doen in Sapporo Satoland

Dit is een absolute aanrader bij een bezoek aan Sapporo. We gingen er laat in de middag heen en wachtten van zonsondergang tot de stad donker werd. Er zijn veel souvenirs op de tweede verdieping en het uitzicht is zowel overdag als 's nachts prachtig.

De plek bevindt zich nabij het station van Sapporo. Rondom het observatiedek zijn enorme gebouwen te zien. We gingen 's middags naar het dek en het was er niet druk. Vanaf dit observatiedek kunt u de stad Sapporo van bovenaf bekijken.

There were 3 main stops for this Day tour. We went to the Kurodake Ropeway where we saw the snowcapped mountain, autumn follage and beautiful scenery. We went to the Ramen Village for Lunch where we ate at a Michelin Star Restaurant. The last stop was at the Zoo. So many animals in the zoo. The tour was well organized and follows the timed itinerary. Even if it was raining making the walkways slippery and wet, the places we went to were very nice. I think, my only comment is for the Zoo tour where we entered at the east gate. It was quite climb going up when we came back. I suggest making a one way traverse instead.

it was cute, I think kids 13 and younger might enjoy it more than my adult sons. Food presentation was really cute, but the taste was average.

Tsutomo-San was an amzing photographer. He made me and my fiance very comfortable with all our photos, and also we got to chose some of the places that we thought of. It was an overall amazing photoshoot and im glad we got him. His english speaking was a plus but his personality was the most amzaing part. Thank you, all love from the island of Guam. Sincerely, Antonio

Hassle-free service and a relaxing drive. A must-book experience for your trip! The driver was punctual and provided excellent local recommendations. 😊

This Yoichi and Otaru day trip offered a truly special experience! Traveling with the guide by subway and bus, it felt less like a typical tour bus itinerary and more like navigating the streets and alleys as a local, allowing for a deeper immersion into Hokkaido's daily life and local atmosphere. The itinerary included visits to a whiskey distillery and a sake brewery, where we not only learned about the brewing process but also witnessed the Japanese artisans' unwavering commitment to quality. Upon arriving in scenic Otaru, we even got to handcraft our own unique music boxes, creating one-of-a-kind travel souvenirs. Overall, the itinerary was rich in content and full of unique features, combining culture, cuisine, and hands-on experiences. It was incredibly rewarding and a truly unforgettable journey, highly recommended for travelers looking to explore Hokkaido in depth!

Preety smooth the only thing is toll parking not included so you need to pay that additional. REst all ok