Hokkaido-Jingu Shrine
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Maruyama Park
Located in Chūō-ku, Sapporo, Maruyama Park is a picturesque setting adjacent to Hokkaido Jingu. Visitors can revel in the beauty of cherry blossoms during Hanami season and witness the vibrant Sapporo Festival, featuring Mikoshi parades and Scouting activities.
Sapporo Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium
Visit the iconic Sapporo Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium, a historic site from the 1972 Winter Olympics. Take a ski lift to the top for breathtaking views over Sapporo and explore the museum to learn about the stadium's legacy.
Lake Shikotsu
Embark on a nature adventure to Lake Shikotsu, Japan's second deepest lake known for its pristine waters. Experience e-biking along the Moss Corridor, a stunning canyon covered in moss, and enjoy kayaking on the tranquil waters of the lake.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Established in 1871, Hokkaido Jingu boasts a pioneer theology pivotal to the development of State Shinto. The shrine's 180,000 m2 area is a hub for traditional ceremonies like Hatsumōde during Japanese New Year, offering a glimpse into ancient rituals and beliefs.
Local Cuisine
While visiting Hokkaido Jingu, don't miss the opportunity to savor popular local dishes such as Hokkaido's renowned seafood delicacies, savory ramen, and sweet treats like Shiroi Koibito cookies. Indulge in the unique flavors of Hokkaido's culinary delights.
Culture and History
Discover the cultural significance of Hokkaido Jingu Sapporo, home to the Ainu people and a blend of Western and Japanese influences. Explore museums, temples, and historical sites that showcase the unique heritage of the region.