Odori Park

Kai Yip Thong in the last week

Big park and right opposite the Sapporo TV tower. It's a popular venue for various festival specially during winter called Sapporo Snow Festival held annually over 7 days in February. You will see fascinating snow and ice stretching throughout the park.

ajleeblog 2 weeks ago

Odori Park, nestled in the heart of Sapporo, is a captivating urban oasis that seamlessly blends nature with the cityscape. Stretching over a kilometer, this linear park serves as a central hub for cultural events, seasonal festivals, and leisurely strolls. The meticulously manicured green spaces, vibrant flowerbeds, and artistic sculptures create a picturesque atmosphere. The park's strategic design offers breathtaking views of Sapporo's iconic landmarks, including the Sapporo TV Tower. During winter, Odori Park transforms into a winter wonderland with the Sapporo Snow Festival, attracting visitors with its awe-inspiring snow sculptures. Whether you're enjoying a peaceful afternoon picnic, attending a lively event, or simply relishing the changing seasons, Odori Park stands as a dynamic testament to the harmonious coexistence of nature and urban life.

Janice GonZaga a month ago

Where Snow festival is held in the of month of February. We went February 11 Many characters to see and famous japanese personality were sculpted in the ice. No worries if your hungry you can find food stalls along the park so while walking 😄you can enjoy snacks😉 And also they prepared events and games. We had a great time

vic NY (Vic NY) a month ago

For about 8 blocks in the Odori Park during Sapporo snow festivals, there are a lot of snow sculptures. But honestly speaking I was expecting bigger and better sculptures. Most of these snow sculptures are just human size, only very few are of impressive dimensions.

Dennis Phan 2 months ago

Definitely come here in December for the Christmas market! Really nice to experience the festive spirit especially when it’s snowing. Illuminations are plentiful as well before Christmas. There were a lot of booths selling German Christmas delicacies, as well as a lot of shops selling various decorations and other small gifts.