Places to meet in Sapporo

A ramen restaurant often described as the birthplace of Sapporo miso ramen, in central Sapporo.

A coffee shop in the Maruyama area of western Chuo Ward.

A café in a building near central Sapporo, part of the Morihico home-roasted coffee brand.

A bakery and cafe at the east end of Odori Park.

A specialty coffee shop a short walk from Odori Park.

A cafe near Susukino that stays open into the evening, serving coffee, drinks and light food.

A cafe in the basement of the Akarenga Terrace shopping building, near the former Hokkaido Government Office.

A narrow alley of small ramen shops in Susukino, a popular place to try Sapporo miso ramen.

A large crab restaurant in Susukino, a short walk from Susukino Station.

A cafe on the first floor of the Hokkaido University Centennial Hall, a short walk inside the campus main gate.

A free art gallery along the underground concourse between Odori and Bus Center-mae subway stations.

A large arts complex in the southern hills with an art museum, an outdoor sculpture garden, craft studios and a hall.

A large performing arts theatre in central Sapporo, part of the Sapporo Community Plaza.

A public library and information centre inside the Sapporo Community Plaza, next to the hitaru theatre.

A hillside park above central Sapporo with lookout points over the city and open grounds for walking.

A historic red-brick government building with gardens, open to visitors.

A botanical garden of Hokkaido University in central Sapporo, with a greenhouse and museum buildings among the trees.

A large landscape park designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi, with a glass pyramid, artificial hills and open lawns.

A ropeway to the summit of Mt. Moiwa with a panoramic view over the city.

A mountain on the southwest side of the city with a ropeway and a summit observation deck overlooking Sapporo.

A central city park with a pond and seasonal flowers.

A broadcast tower at the east end of Odori Park with an observation deck.

A long-running cocktail bar on the fourth floor of a building in the Susukino area.

A live music hall in central Sapporo, a short walk from Bus Center-mae subway station.

A downtown brewpub in Sapporo with an in-house brewing setup.

A central fresh seafood market with small restaurants.

An urban aquarium on the upper floors of a downtown building.

A large prefectural indoor sports centre beside Toyohira Park in Sapporo, a venue for sports events and competitions.

A domed stadium in southeast Sapporo used for baseball, football and concerts; its naming-rights name is Daiwa House PREMIST DOME.

A confectionery-themed park with gardens, a museum and a cafe.

A branch of the karaoke chain in the Susukino entertainment district.

A twelve-screen cinema inside the JR Tower complex at Sapporo Station.

A coworking space near Odori Park that offers membership, short-time use and drop-in visits.