The Sapporo Snow Festival was started in 1950, when high school students built a few snow statues inOdori Park. It has since developed into a large, commercialized event, featuring spectacular snow and ice sculptures and attracting huge numbers of visitors. The festival is staged on three sites...
Held in early February every year, the Sapporo Snow Festival started in 1950 and became bigger and bigger and nowadays is one of the top tourist attractions in Japan during Winter time. Before 2020 the festival was welcoming over 2 million visitors from Japan and abroad and now is back again!
As the name implies, the Sapporo Snow Festival, also known as the Sapporo Ice Festival, is all about snow and ice sculptures. The festival takes place every year for a week in early February across three main sites: Odori Park, Tsudome, and Susukino. In 2025, there will also be a new...
The Sapporo Snow Festival is a big winter event that is annually held in Sapporo, Hokkaido. It is carried out by Sapporo City and other public organizations and is known as one of the most popular events that draws visitors not only from other areas of Japan, but also from other countries...
The festival’s main venue, Odori Park, stretches along the centre of a wide avenue right at the heart of the city. It is where you can see the giant snow sculptures for which the festival is world-famous. These are built with the help of bulldozers and mechanical diggers in the days...
Sapporo Snow Festival To Open In JapanKoichi Kamoshida
The annual Snow Festival features giant sculptures carved from packed snow. The city is the seat of Hokkaido University (1876) and Hokkai Gakuen Kitami University. Sapporo also has beautiful botanical gardens. Pop. (2005) 1,880,863; (2010) 1,913,545....
「札幌雪祭(Sapporo Snow Festival )」3大會場怎麼去?別錯過時間嘿~ 大通會場: 期間:2020.2.4(週二)–2.11 (週二) 時間:點燈到晚間10點 地點:大通公園西1丁目~西12丁目 薄野會場: 期間:2020.2.4(週二)–2.11 (週二) 時間:2月4日(週二)-7日(週五)、10日(週一) 15:00-23:00;2月8日(週六)、9日...
Held once a year over a week in February, this festival celebrates the abundance of snow in Japan’s north by creating huge, breathtaking snow sculptures. The festival is held over three sites: Odori, Susukino and Tsu Dome. The Odori site is the main stage for the festival, located in ce...
The Festival of Snow and Ice held in early February every year at a few places, one of them is Odori Park, where scul...