It was built in 1878 as a training ground for Sapporo Agricultural College (the predecessor to Hokkaido University). There are exhibits such as panels introducing the history of the clock tower and a large screen explaining how the clock works.

Asahiyama Zoo in Asahikawa city is still extremely popular with both adults and children.
By introducing behavioral exhibits that show the behavior and lifestyles of animals, you can get an unprecedented close-up look at the ecology of animals.
During the winter you can also see cute penguins taking a walk.

It is a popular spot among Sapporo residents.
This is a facility that is popular with a wide range of age groups, from children to adults.
It is conveniently located within a 20-minute drive from the hotel. Asahiyama Zoo is very popular, but please also visit Maruyama Zoo, which is popular among Sapporo residents.

Odori Park is a beautiful park with flower beds and fountains that stretches 1.2km from east to west. From the observation deck of the 147.2m-tall TV tower on Nishi 1-chome, you can enjoy a 360-degree view from 90m above ground. From spring to autumn, the park is the stage for various seasonal Sapporo events, such as corn wagons, beer gardens, the Yosakoi Soran Festival, and the Snow Festival. The White Illumination (mid-November to early January) is the most romantic of the two, with colorful light decorations creating a fantastic atmosphere on the snow-covered streets.

The Former Hokkaido Government Office Building, with its impressive brick exterior, was built in 1888, modeled on the Massachusetts State House in the United States. Some people enjoy strolling around the gardens and pond, while others enjoy sketching. You can tour the building for free, so why not take a look at Hokkaido's ancient documents in the archives?

This was the site of the 90m-class ski jump (now the large hill) at the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics. The observation lounge, located 300m above sea level and higher than the jump platform, offers a panoramic view of Sapporo city and the Ishikari Plain. The adjacent Sapporo Winter Sports Museum has historical materials related to winter sports and allows visitors to experience a simulated ski jumping experience. The most popular attraction is the jump simulator (a simulated ski jumping experience). Some visitors take commemorative photos of the board showing the jump distance.

At the "Night View Summit in Kobe" held in Kobe on October 9, 2015, Sapporo was recognized as one of the "New Three Great Night Views of Japan" along with Nagasaki and Kobe.
Only 20 minutes from Sapporo city, this tourist spot has been selected as one of Hokkaido's 100 best. You can take a ropeway or a tourist road to the observation deck at the summit, which is 531 meters above sea level and has a primeval forest designated as Hokkaido's first natural monument. From the observation deck at the summit at dusk, a romantic world of sparkling colorful jewels unfolds before your eyes. In winter, you can also go skiing. Enjoy it throughout the year.

Hitsujigaoka Hill, where the pastoral scenery and the cityscape create a stunning contrast, is one of Sapporo's most scenic spots. On the observation deck stands the symbol of Hitsujigaoka, a bronze statue of the popular Dr. Clark. On the base is inscribed the famous words, "Young people, be ambitious." I'm sure many people have taken commemorative photos here.

It was used in the 2002 FIFA World Cup and is currently the home stadium of the Sapporo Consadole. It is also used as a concert and event venue, and can be accessed from the hotel by subway. There is also a "dome tour" where you can get a panoramic view of Sapporo city from the observation deck inside the dome, and explore the back of the dome, which is not usually open to the public.

Opened in 1983, this is Hokkaido's only large-scale national park. It is dotted with various attractions and experience-based facilities, including Country Garden, Children's Valley, Mori no Sumika, and mountain stream areas such as Atsubetsu River and Ashiribetsu Falls. Many tourists visit the park as an auto resort in the summer and as Snow World in the winter.

The largest entertainment district north of Tokyo. It is said to have as many as 5,000 restaurants where you can enjoy the delicacies of the north, as well as various entertainment facilities. You can enjoy drinking, eating, singing, dancing, and many other things. Many events are held here, such as the Susukino Festival in summer and the Ice Festival and Snow Festival in winter.

Ramen Yokocho, located in a corner of Susukino, is famous nationwide. 16 ramen shops, each with their own unique characteristics, compete with each other for flavor. Please give them a try.

The Sapporo Outer Market is packed with about 71 stores, all lined up in a single space, purchasing the freshest seafood and mountain produce from Hokkaido every day from the neighboring Central Wholesale Market and selling it at bargain prices.

In this green park with Mt. Moiwa as a backdrop, you will find the Iris Pond, the Japanese garden Hassoan, the historical building Hoheikan, the cultural facility Hokkaido Museum of Literature, and the Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara, with its world-class sound equipment. A stroll around these attractions will make you forget you are in the city. Enjoy the seasonal colors and relax on a bench. This is an oasis in the city. In winter, you can easily try "cross-country skiing" for free.

The Meitengai shopping arcade is a tenant of SAPPORO TOKYU REI HOTEL. With over 15 restaurants, Hokkaido's famous restaurants are waiting for you, from those who want to have a light tea to those who want a full meal. There is also a meeting area on the first floor.