北海道神宮
Hokkaido Jingu
A significant Shinto shrine surrounded by nature, offering cultural insights and seasonal beauty.
Attractions
Shrine, Historical, Cultural
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Hokkaido Jingu, established in 1869 by the Meiji Emperor, enshrines four deities, including the pioneering gods and the Meiji Emperor. Located in Maruyama Park, this shrine provides spiritual support and serves as a gathering place for the community. It is renowned for its beautiful grounds, featuring cherry and plum blossoms in spring, making it a popular spot for hanami (flower viewing). The shrine hosts various festivals and ceremonies throughout the year, including the annual Sapporo Festival in June. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the nature-rich surroundings, with a chance to see wild squirrels and other wildlife.
Facilities & Services
- Gift Shop
- Restrooms
- Prayer Reception
Bar OWL&ROOSTER
A softly lit whisky and cocktail bar in Susukino with curated pours, quiet atmosphere, and old-school charm.
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