Things to do in Daimaru Sapporo

You can arrange your own itinerary, so the journey is leisurely and you have more time to enjoy the sights. The driver was experienced, drove steadily and was talkative. He introduced attractions and places to eat along the way. The overall evaluation is satisfactory.

though during my visit it is raining but still the view on top of the sapporo tv tower is so amazing

Booked this on same day the coupon was used since this was all unplanned. Turned out to be one of the nicest thing we did in Sapporo in late April after having a week in Tokyo. Unlike our Shibuya Sky experience, this one has more calm vibe. The time we visited has no queue at all but take into consideration that cherry blossoms are not yet blooming when we were there. There are lockers near the ticket booth if you plan to immediately visit the first time you arrive at Sapporo station. The observation deck is smaller and not much tourists but it seems more locals visit this type of attraction.

the aquarium is like a museum w display spaced out n the species are different from the others. there are lockers n washrooms n many quiet areas to sit n watch the fishes/ display.

there are no quene when we were there in the late. historical building that offers the city view.

we went 30mins before sunset n there are no quene. lovely n quiet observatory on Sapporo night view. a pity that the landscape/ structure were not clearly displayed. there is a cafe that serve beer, dessert n meals.

I bought a platinum furisode. Of course, the style is still standard. If you want to go higher, you need to pay more. Thanks to Taiwan's photographer A Yue for making the photo shoot go very smoothly. The speed of retouching and delivering the finished product is also super fast.

It was a leisurely and enjoyable tour because there were fewer people on the tour during the off-season. After arriving at Biei Station, we stopped by Junpei Restaurant and had three plump shrimps and delicious Japanese curry. They said that the line would be too long during the peak season and that we would have to go to another restaurant, but luckily we were able to get in right away. Even though it was mid-April, it was impressive to see the snowy scenery of Mt. Daisetsuzan, and the actual scenery was so magnificent that it was difficult to capture it all in a photo. Thanks to the clear weather at the Blue Pond, we were able to take wonderful commemorative photos with our family. Also, the guide told us a story about his Japanese wife in a humorous way, which was fun. It was a memorable tour that I definitely want to come back for, even during the winter peak season.