Nakajima Park: A Fusion of Nature and Culture

🕊️ Features
The park features a pond, woodlands, a Japanese garden, an observatory, a concert hall, a shrine, and cultural facilities.
Designation: Hokkaido Heritage Site
Area: Approximately 21 hectares

🧭 Access
- Directly accessible from Exit 1 of Nakajima Koen Station on the Namboku Subway Line
- Also accessible from Horohira-bashi Station on the subway
- The "Nakajima Koen Dori" stop on the city tram is another option

📝 Additional Information
- Restrooms, shops, and vending machines: Available
- Parking: Not available (coin-operated parking lots nearby)
- Dining: No cafes or restaurants within the park, but many restaurants are located nearby
- Events: Used for music festivals, concerts, and as a satellite venue for the Snow Festival

🎯 Highlights
1. Shobu Pond
A beautiful pond where koi and ducks swim, and visitors can enjoy boating. In autumn, the pond is surrounded by colorful foliage, and in winter, it transforms into a magical frozen landscape.
2. Hoheikan
A Western-style building constructed in 1880 (formerly a guesthouse), designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Visitors can tour the interior, and it is also used for weddings and exhibitions.
3. Hassouan
A tea house relocated from Kyoto. Experience an authentic Japanese atmosphere in a serene Japanese garden.
4. Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara
A prestigious music venue hosting performances by domestic and international artists. The acoustics of the main hall are considered among the best in Japan.
5. Sculptures and Monuments
Outdoor art pieces scattered throughout the park add to the enjoyment of a leisurely stroll.