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Sapporo Clock Tower
Sapporo Clock Tower is a historic symbol of the city, offering a glimpse into Sapporo’s past with its charming architecture and museum.
Attractions
Historic Landmark, Museum, Cultural Heritage
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The Sapporo Clock Tower, one of the oldest buildings in Sapporo, stands as a cherished symbol of the city’s history. Built in 1878, the wooden structure features a functioning clock that has been keeping time for over a century. Inside, visitors can explore a small museum detailing the history of the tower and its role in Sapporo’s development. The building's charming American colonial-style architecture provides a unique contrast to the modern cityscape surrounding it. Conveniently located in the city center, the Sapporo Clock Tower is a must-see for those interested in Sapporo’s cultural heritage and history.
Facilities & Services
- Museum Exhibits
- Guided Tours
- Gift Shop
- Event Space
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