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Exploring Hokkaidō’s alluring city of Sapporo, what not to miss? Sharing insider tips and local highlights of the delightful blend of natural beauty and urban excitement.

Famous for its beer, the Snow Festival’s giant ice sculptures, and as the capital of Hokkaidō (Japan’s mountainous northern island), charismatic Sapporo (札幌) is captivating.

During the famous Snow Festival in freezing February, Sapporo’s population of 2.6 million doubles for the festivities. But wait, there’s more because you can enjoy excellent beer and more festivals during summer. Enticing?

Whether you’re a foodie, nature lover, or adventure seeker, there’s something in Sapporo for everyone.

First, it helps to know that cities in Japan with over 500,000 residents are divided into wards. When navigating your way around Sapporo, understand that the city is divided into these ten wards:

One of the ten wards we explore on this sojourn is Chūō-ku?(中央区), which means “central ward” in Japanese and is in the centre of Sapporo – no surprise. You’ll discover many government offices, big companies, the City Hall, and the headquarters of the Hokkaidō Police office in Chūō-ku. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).