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Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe

Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe

A large aquarium with approximately 400 species and 20,000 creatures on display in a building modeled after a real castle.

6 Oct 2026 See More

At Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe, what I looked forward to most was watching the marine animal shows! There were adorable sea lions and dolphins, and the atmosphere was very lively. They captured everyone's attention as soon as they appeared.

The sea lion show was very entertaining. They were agile and smart, following commands to perform all kinds of tricks, and I couldn't stop taking pictures. The dolphins that came next were even more exciting. Their jumps, spins, and other moves were all very sharp, and the crowd cheered nonstop every time they leaped out of the water!

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Sapporo TV Tower

Built in 1956 on Nishi 1-chome, the starting point of Odori Park, the Sapporo TV Tower is well known to locals and tourists alike as a landmark of Sapporo that has witnessed the city's development since its completion.
- Sapporo Station, Odori, Susukino
- Observatories
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Sapporo TV Tower is next to Odori Park and is one of Sapporo's most iconic landmarks. You can see its tall red structure from far away, and when you get close, it really feels like, “I've arrived in Sapporo!”

This time, I stopped by Sapporo TV Tower and admired it while taking a walk through Odori Park. The surrounding scenery was very pleasant. The tower looks different from every angle, and it's also a great place to take photos as keepsakes.
Hokkaido Shrine

Hokkaido Shrine, one of the most prominent shrines in Hokkaido, is located in Chuo District, Sapporo City. Its history is long, which began in 1869, when the Emperor Meiji directed to enshrine “Kaitaku Sanshin (Developing Three Deities)” here as a place of faith for pioneers.
- Sapporo Station, Odori, Susukino
- Shrines & Temples
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Hokkaido Shrine isn't just a place to worship; it's also a distinctive stop on a trip to Hokkaido. The shrine grounds have a solemn yet pleasant atmosphere, and walking along the approach, you can really feel the traditional Japanese ambiance.

What impressed me most this time was the little squirrel fortune at the shrine. It was just so cute! The tiny squirrel design was adorable, and I couldn't stop taking photos of it while holding it. It's completely different from an ordinary fortune slip, and I thought it made a perfect little keepsake from this trip to Hokkaido.
Otaru Triangle Market

The Otaru Triangle Market, nestled between JR Otaru Station and National Route 5, is a small yet historic marketplace with origins dating back to the 1940s. It began with a few street vendors and developed as a morning market, accumulating over 60 years of history. Just a minute's walk from Otaru Station, the market is conveniently accessible and, except for New Year's Day, is open almost daily. Its reputation for affordable prices attracts a steady flow of both locals and tourists from Japan and abroad. The market's name derives from its triangular-shaped plot and roof.
- Otaru and Niseko
- Shopping Streets
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Otaru Triangle Market is packed with seafood stalls. All kinds of fresh fish, crab, scallops, sea urchin, and more look very tempting. The stalls are lined up one after another, giving the market a lively, traditional atmosphere.

The biggest draw is the wide variety of seafood rice bowls. The ingredients look fresh and plentiful, and as you walk around, you can't help but keep looking and wanting to try everything. Besides shopping and seeing the canal in Otaru, I also highly recommend visiting Triangle Market to experience the local seafood culture!

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