SAPPORO ART PARK

Sapporo Art Park (Sapporo Geijutsu no Mori) is a base for various art facilities such as art museums, ateliers, craft studios, and an open-air stage on a vast site of about 40 hectares in Sapporo. The open-air art museum, which is integrated with nature and allows visitors to enjoy art as the seasons change, and rental facilities for rehearsals and lodging are also available and often used by performers and tourists.

The facility has an "open-air stage" with a maximum capacity of 5,000 people, and this stage has a sense of freedom with grass seating. Visitors can enjoy music concerts and theater, dance, performances, and other art-related performances outdoors.

In addition, there is a craft studio where visitors can experience monthly planned classes in ceramics, textiles, cloisonne ware, glass, metalwork, woodwork, and printmaking, as well as hands-on production workshops that do not require reservations and workshops for groups. There are also a variety of facilities, such as a museum that reconstructed the residence of Takeo Arishima, a great writer and writer with strong connections to Sapporo. The former residence of Takeo Arishima and the Sapporo Art Park Open-Air Museum is closed during the winter.