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A Day in Sapporo 2札幌的一天 (二)

A Day in Sapporo 2

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10th May 2009 – Took the subway from Odori Station to Shin-Sapporo Station, then went to the bus station and boarded “Kaitaku No Mura Yuki” (Bus Number 22 from No 10 platform) JR Hokkaido Bus ¥200. After 15 mins ride, alighted at Kaitaku No Mura bus stop (show above). The Historic Village of Hokkaido (Kaitaku no Mura) is an outdoor museum that is diveded into town, fishing village and mountain village and showcases around 60 olden buildings/structure during Meiji and Taisho eras (mid 19th to early 20th century). The Historic Village of Hokkaido is located in Nopporo Forest Park (suburbs of Sapporo City) and covers around 54 hectares. You can easily spend 2 to 3 hours here and experience the past lifestyle of olden Hokkaido.

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Kaitaku No Mura Management Office Building. Admission per adult ¥830. Excerpt from brochure:

Old Sapporo Railway Station (Management Office Building) – The stick-style structure served as the front gate of Sapporo from 1908 to 1952 and is now used as the management office building. (Sapporo 1908)

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Urakawa Subprefectural Government Building. Excerpt from brochure:

The Hokkaido Subprefectural Government Building has the stateliness of a local adminstrative center. The director’s room from the Taisho era and the local administrative history can be seen here. (Urakawa 1919. Two storey wooden structure. )

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Residence of Takeo Arishima. Excerpt from brochure:

Takeo Arishima – renowned Japanese author of “Umareizuru Nayami” (The Agony of Coming into Existence) lived in this house at the time of his marriage. The study is reproduced in the palor and the house appears in his story. Mr Arishima leased his farm to tenant farmers (Sapporo 1904. Partial two storey wooden structure).

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Hokkai Middle School. Excerpt from brochure:

The first private junior high school in Hokkaido had its origins in the students of Sapporo Agricultural College teaching English. It features a western-style design (Sapporo 1909. One storey wooden structure).

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Ryuunji Temple. Excerpt from brochure:

A farming village temple of the colonial period. Although poor, the settlers contributed large amounts of money to build a fine temple because it was their spiritual support (Sapporo 1893. One story wooden structure)

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The Wood-Cutter’s Shanty. Excerpt from brochure:

Temporary accommodation for people involved in tree felling, logging, yarding or horse driving on the mountain. The logging season in Hokkaido is winter when the snow covered ground facilitates the hauling of logs (Shimokawa, late Taiso era. One storey wooden structure.)

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Following some photos of the nice sceneries.

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Nice flowers.

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The tree where the flowers was snapped. The sign reads “Prunus Sargentii“.

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A suspension bridge that offers spectacular views.

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Tall trees against the backdrop of clear blue sky.

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Ogawa Family Dairy Barn. Somehow this scene doesn’t seem to look like it’s from Japan. Excerpt from brochure:

A diary barn built with references to an American architectural style by Yoshimi Ogawa, a graduate of Sapporo Agricultural College. The balloon frame structure is a special feature. (Sapporo, late Taisho era. Two storey wooden structure.)

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Torii gate to Shinano Shinto Shrine. A Day in Sapporo 2
Shinano Shinto Shrine. Excerpt from brochure:

This small but traditional Shinto Shrine built by settlers from the Shinano region was their spiritual support. In autumn, people enjoyed a festival that celebrated harvest (Sapporo, 1897. Wave-style Shinto Shrine).

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Oh, I forgot to mention that you can enter most of the buildings to view authentic inside displays as well. The above shows a typical steel-works factory.

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Homewares Shop.

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Yamamoto’s Barber Shop. Excerpt from brochure:

Located near Maruyama Park in western Sapporo. The Yamamoto’s Barber Shop operated from the late Tashio era to 1986. It has plastered, fire and cold resistant godown structure. (Nakatombetsu, in around 1918. Two storey wooden structure)

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On the bus number 22 back to Shin-Sapporo Station ¥200. You board the bus in the middle and take a bus ticket. Press a buzzer to indicate that you wish to alight at the next bus stop. Alighting is at the front of the board together with the payment (drop the bus ticket into a slot and it will show the amount due).

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Took the subway back to Sapporo area where we scout around for our lunch. We decided to have “Pepper Lunch” as the electronic ordering caught our attention. In Japan, a lot of fast food restaurant do use electronic ordering – you feed the machine with your money, make your selection by pressing the buttons and food coupons will be issued. Upon completion of ordering, take the coupons and find a seat. The service staff will come to your table to collect the food coupons.

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The “Pepper Beef” comes uncooked in a heated metal plate and you get to cook it to your preference (medium-rare or well done, etc). The paper (under the hot plate) is held up against your chest to prevent as spillage to your clothes during cooking. After the sizzling settled down, you may mix the rice with mixed with either the special honey brown sauce or garlic soy sauce. I do both. 🙂

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The cooked “Pepper Beef” ¥680. Looking at it makes me hungry. LOL.

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After the lunch, we decided to take a stroll to visit Sapporo Clock Tower – a well-known local and tourist attraction (also a symbol of the Sapporo city). Didn’t visit the museum as it was closed on Sunday.

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Another angle of the western style Sapporo Clock Tower that was built in 1878.

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From Sapporo Clock Tower, we took another short stroll to Odori Park to visit Sapporo TV Tower – another amazing structure that was built in 1957. There is an observatory deck on the top of the tower whereby tourist can have a panoramic view of Sapporo and Odori Park.

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At the base of Sapporo TV Tower.

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Ground floor of Sapporo TV Tower – an information center and tickets counter can be found here. The other side houses severals eateries. Admission charges per adult ¥700.

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View of Sapporo City from Sapporo TV Tower observatory.

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View of Odori Park from Sapporo TV Tower observatory. There are telescopes (payment required) available in the observatory that you can use to zoom to your required view!

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A church that we passed by on our way to take a bus to Sapporo Beer Museum.

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Waiting for Chuo Bus [Kan 88] factory line. From the signboard, we understand that the bus that we are going to take is also known as “Sapporo Walk”, it’s a loop bus service running at 15 mins interval around the city center. ¥200 per trip.

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At the entrance of Sapporo Beer Museum. Admission to the museum is free.

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Took this shot to remind me of the date we visited Sapporo Beer Museum. 🙂

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The wall description covers the history of beer in Japan but the displays are not in English.

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Miniature model on the process of brewing. Malting/Wort production.

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Fermentation/Maturation/Filtration.

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Filling/Shipping – then to our stomach. LOL!

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A glass showcase of different kinds of packaging used through out the history of Sapporo Beer.

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At the end of the tour, you can taste a sample of three different of beer at ¥400 – Black Label, Yebisu Black and Kaitakushi Beer. I love all of them! Wahahaha!

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The bar counter where they serve beer and other small eats as well.

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Behind where we sat, a wall dedicated to the beer advertisements used in yesteryears.

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Wander off to Sapporo Beer Garden.

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Several restaurants located around here.

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A Day in Sapporo 2 The popular Genghis Khan (mutton barbecue) restaurant where they also serve the delicious draft beer as well.

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A shopping center nearby the bus stop that we await for bus back to Odori area.

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五月十日(看昨日行程)-从大通乘搭地铁到新札幌站,再转换巴士(10平台巴士号码22)JR北海道巴士200 日元。十五分钟后,在Kaitaku村巴士站下车(查看以上画面)。北海道历史村(Kaitaku村),是个户外博物馆分为镇,渔村和山村展示了在明治大正时代(第19至中旬20世纪初)的大约60古代建筑/结构. 北海道历史村位于札幌市郊区的Nopporo森林公园,占地约五十四公顷。你可以花2至3小时体验旧式的北海道生活方式。

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Kaitaku村管理办公室大楼,成人入场费830 日元。宣传册摘录:旧札幌火车站(管理办公室大楼)- 棒式建筑是札幌1908年至1952年的正门,目前是普遍使用的管理办公大楼 (1908)。

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浦河町政府大楼。宣传册摘录:

北海道政府大楼是作为当地的行政中心。主任室从大正时代和地方行政的历史就在此。(浦河1919,两层木建筑)

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有島武郎的住所。宣传册摘录:

有島武郎-著名的日本作家”Umareizuru Nayami”(The Agony of Coming into Existence)结婚时住在这里。该研究报告中记载着和住所曾出现在有島的小说里。武郎先生把农场租给佃农(札幌1904年,两层木建筑)。

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北海中学。宣传册摘录:

第一家私营初中在北海道起源于札幌农学院的学生。它采用西式设计(札幌1909年。一层木建筑)

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Ryuunji寺。宣传册摘录:

殖民时代的农村寺。虽然贫穷,居民贡献大量资金建寺庙,因为这是他们的精神支持(札幌1893年,一楼木建筑)。

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The Wood-Cutter’s棚屋。宣传册摘录:

为参与砍伐树木,伐木,集材或骑马驾车上山的临时住宿。北海道的伐木季节在冬季,当积雪覆盖地面设施。(下川,后大正時代。一层木建筑)。

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一些风景照。

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漂亮的花。

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拍摄花的树。标志为“大山樱”。

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悬索桥的低下是壮观的景色。

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高大的树木,清澈碧蓝的天空。

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小川家庭奶牛谷仓。[这个似乎并不是来自日本]日记谷仓。宣传册摘录:

日记谷仓已美式建筑风格为参考由吉见义明小川建设,毕业于札幌农学院。气球框架结构是种特殊特征。(札幌,后大正时代,两层木建筑)。

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信浓神社。鳥居牌坊。

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信浓神社。宣传册摘录:

传统神社是居民建设的,虽小但是居民的精神支持。秋季,人们享有节庆丰收(札幌,1897年,波浪式神社)

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哦,我忘了提及的是,你可以进入大多数建筑物内参观。上述显示典型钢结构工程工厂。

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杂货店。

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山本理发店。宣传册摘录:

位于円山公園札幌西部。理发店已由后大正时代经营至1986年。它有防火和耐寒货仓结构(Nakatombetsu,大约1918年,两层木建筑)。

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乘搭10平台巴士号码22回返新札幌站200 日元。从巴士中间上车拿车票。按车龄,表示你想在下个车巴士站下车。下车和付款都在巴士前端(车票丢进漂桶就显示车费)。

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乘搭地铁会札幌,找吃的。我们被电子订购吸引,所以决定吃”Pepper Lunch“。在日本,很多快餐店都使用电子订购 – 把钱塞进贩卖机,选择食物按按钮,贩卖机就会发出食品券。完成订购,采取食品券和找座位,服务人员将到你的座子领取食品券。

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胡椒牛肉以加热铁板呈上,是生的。以自己的喜好煮 (半生煮,煮煮)。铁板下的纸是用来遮挡油烟味。铁板热下来后,可以加特制蜂蜜酱或大蒜酱油,我两样都加。

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煮好的“胡椒牛肉” 680日元。看了让我流口水。LOL。

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午餐后,我们决定漫步到札幌市钟楼-一个众所周知的旅游景点(也是札幌市的象征)。没有参观博物馆,因为周日是休息日。

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札幌市钟楼西面的另一个角度,建于1878年。

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从札幌钟楼,我们又从大通公园漫步到札幌电视塔-另一个令人叹为观止的建筑,建于1957年。塔顶端的瞭望台游客可以眺望札幌和大通公园。

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札幌电视塔的地面。

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信息柜台与售票处位于札幌电视塔底楼。另一边有几间小吃店。入场费(每位)700日元.

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从瞭望台观看札幌市的景色。

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大通公园的景色。瞭望台的望远镜(须付费)可让你观望你想看的景色。

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途径札幌啤酒博物馆的教堂。

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等待Chuo Bus(侃88)工厂线。招牌显示,我们乘搭的巴士也称为“札幌城”,这是个循环巴士服务每隔15分钟一辆。每趟 200日元

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札幌啤酒博物馆入口处。入场免费。

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此照片提醒我参观札幌啤酒博物馆的日期。:)

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墙上描述日本啤酒的历史(日文版)。

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模拟酿酒的过程。

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发酵/成熟/过滤。

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灌装/货运–喝进肚子。:D

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玻璃橱窗展示历史,不同种类的札幌啤酒包装。

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参观结束时,你可以400日元品尝三种不同的啤酒- 黑牌,惠比寿和Kaitakushi。我全部都爱! Wahahaha!

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出售啤酒和小吃的吧台。

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我们桌位后面挂着往年的啤酒广告。

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札幌啤酒园。

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附近有几间餐厅。

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受欢迎的成吉思汗(羊肉烧烤)餐厅,他们还提供美味的生啤酒。

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我们等待巴士回到大通区,这是购物中心附近的巴士站。

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晚餐是大牛丼(牛肉碗) 680日元。超爱七味唐辛子!

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A Day in Sapporo 1札幌的一天 (一)

A Day in Sapporo 1

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9th May 2009 – After a good night sleep from yesterday’s exhaustion, we woke up early and ate the free breakfast at hotel. Then, proceed to Susukino Subway Station (3mins away from my hotel) – still empty as it’s still early. 7.40am on a Saturday morning 🙂

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Tickets counter – English available at both the table of fares as well as the machines. We didn’t buy any tickets as we were using the one-day card (for Sapporo City Subway only) that comes with the Sapporo-Otaru Welcome Pass. The Sapporo-Otaru Welcome Pass (All JR Hokkaido trains between any stations in Sapporo and Otaru Station and all subway lines in Sapporo) can be purchased from JR Information Desk (JR Sapporo Station West Exit) at ¥1,500 per passenger.

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Subway platform – also empty. Took from Susukino Station to Odori Station. It’s only a station away but since we have the 1 day Subway pass, so decided to make full use of it.

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From Odori Station, we took a 5min short stroll to Nijo Fish Market – a cluster of stalls selling fresh and dried seafood as well as vegetables.

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Prawns, scallops, sea urchins awaits you to devour them. And It’s all live! LOL.

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Crabs too! The stall that I patronize also provides the cooking of the seafood that you purchase from them so that you can eat them fresh.

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The stall owner on noticing that I was snapping away on my camera, immediately hauled up a King Crab for me to shoot. Such a nice gesture! We bought a 500g packet of premium grade large size Dried Scallops at ¥5,000 from him too.

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Proceeded on with the journey to Maruyama Park (link in Japanese) from Odori. The whole platform to ourselves again.

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The underpass towards Maruyama Koen. Maruyama Koen is the most popular “Cherry Blossom Viewing Spot” in Sapporo and it houses over 1500 cherry trees. It is bustling with people during the “Hanami” period. Prior to reaching and to my dissapoinment, I have already knew that I have missed the full cherry blossoming by 1 day and it’s already withering (updates from Tenki – Japanese only). Nevertheless, the planned trip still went on.

Notice the animals emblems on the floor – believe suppose to build anticipation to the nearby Sapporo Maruyama Zoo which houses more then 200 speices of living things. Other nearby attractions inlcude Okurayama Ski Jump, Sapporo Winter Sports Museum, Asahiyama Memorial Park, Rose Garden Chizaki, etc.

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A very beautiful and grand building just right in front of Maruyama Koen (5 mins walk from Maruyama Koen Subway Station). Also a lot of cars are unloading their wares here.

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Upon closure inspection, it’s actually hosting a wedding reception. 🙂

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The location signboard that shows your whereabouts and the nearby facilities. From it, I can see that there is a baseball stadium, track and field, theme park, etc.

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The sun shining on the flowers makes it look so vibrant.

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Tall trees that seems to reach out for the sky!

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Walk in deeper to Maruyama Park and saw this sight everywhere. Folks lay out their floor mats and wares (table, chairs, food, charcoal, drinks, beer, etc). What amaze me is that it’s 9.00am in the morning and many people are already there to choose the best location and mark their terriorty. Maybe it’s a planned weekend hanami (still continue even the hanami period is over) and boozing session with family and friends.

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After strolling down the park, the feeling that I got is both tranquil and relaxing (with cool and fresh breezes intermittently blowing). Ah, there is a lingering smell of barbecue food in the air as well. That makes my stomach rumble. :=D

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A row of stalls selling various drinks, food, toys and souvenirs.

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A close up view on one of the drink and food stall.

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Another stall selling blown-up toys for children. It’s hung on to a stick at one end and held by children on the other end, much like Chinese Lantern style. I wonder whether they can be lighted up?

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The walkway towards Hokkaido Shrine.

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Another view of the walkway towards Hokkaido Shrine. It’s a cooling pleasant walk despite that the sun is shining bright.

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Near the entrance of Hokkaido Shrine, there is a Chōzuya (stone wash basin) whereby worshipers and visitors performed cleansing (purification) by washing their hands and mouths prior to praying. Using the dipper, first rinse the left hand then the right, after which rinse the mouth with water from the cupped left hand. The washing of hands with water is called Temizu.

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The grand entrance of Hokkaido Shrine.

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Here’s the procedure on how to pray at a Shinto Shrine. Facing the enshrined god, deposit some money into the offering box and then bow twice. Clap your hand twice and after that bow one more time.

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Amazing and delicate architecture. Simply love the use of the gold (not sure whether it’s real gold).

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A showcase of the famous and popular sake from Hokkaido. During ancient times, sake used to be produced in the Shrine’s wine hall.

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Another view.

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Spotted a wedding ceremony on-going at Hokkaido. This draws a lot of attention and causes many tourists to snap away (including me).

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Terrific scenery – with all the beautiful colors standing out.

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A macro shot of the flowers.

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Another macro shots of flowers.

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Lunch time – Teriyaki Chicken Burger Set Meal at McDonald’s ¥590.

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Ebi Filet-O Set Meal at McDonald’s ¥630.

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Ishiya Chocolate Factory – A short walk from Miyanosawa Subway Station. Production tour is at ¥600 per adult and it comes with one piece of their well-known Shiroi Koibito chocolate. Before reaching the production viewing gallery, there is a short walk that takes you through the history and culture of chocolate.

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The production plant for their famous flagship product Shiroi Koibito – a soft flavoured layer of white chocolate sandwiched in between two thin layers of crisp cookies. Absolutely delicious!

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Spotted Astro Boy statue after the end of the tour. The stairs takes you down to the shop where it has the whole selection of products Ishiya is offering. Bought Ishiya Shiroi Koibito (24 Qty) at ¥1480 and Ishiya Shiroi Koibito (27 Qty) at ¥1785. Yeah!

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Ishiya Shiroi Koibito Park.

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Beautilful park with disneyland styled buildings. At the end of it, there is a store selling Ishiya Ice-Cream (same flavouring as their chocolate) at ¥250. More views of the park follows.

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Bought our dinner from local supermarket on our way back to hotel as discounts are given usually after 7pm. Omurice Bento ¥400 (was ¥450 before discount), Rice and Noodle Chicken Katsu Bento ¥380 (was ¥480 before discount) and Fried Dumpling ¥380.

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五月九日-休息了一整晚(昨日行程),我们一早就起床吃早餐-酒店提供免费早餐!之后,我们到薄野地下铁(三分钟路程),时间算早,人不多应为是星期六早上。:)

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售票处-票价表和售票机都有英文字母.我们没买票应为较早前已经买了(一天)札幌市营地铁专用车票,适用于札幌-小樽。札幌市营地铁专用车票(可适用于所有JR北海道列车和地铁-通往札幌和小樽),车票可在JR信息台购买(JR札幌站西口),(1,500 日元/一人)。

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地铁平台-也是空的!从薄野达到大通。只是距离一站,应为有一天同行票,我们决定好好利用。

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从大通站,走了一小段路到二条市场-一整排店售卖新鲜蔬菜和海鲜。

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有新鲜的虾,干贝,海胆等着你品尝! LOL

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螃蟹!我们光顾的点也为客人烹调所卖的海鲜,你可现买现吃!

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店主看到我猛拍照,便抓起一只帝王蟹让我拍。 🙂 好友善!我们在这家店买了一包500克的上等干贝价格5,000日元

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继续前往円山公園的路程,地铁站还是冷冷清清。:)

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前往円山公園的地下道。円山公園是札幌樱花季节最流行的“赏花景点”有多达1,500棵樱花树。这是“赏花”时期最多人的地方.在抵达之前,我已经知道做过”赏花”季节,虽然失望但还是决定依照行程进行。地上的动物图案代表着住在札幌市円山动物园的两百多种动物。其他周边景点有大仓山滑雪跳台,札幌冬季运动博物馆,旭山纪念公园,玫瑰花园等等。

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一座非常漂亮和雄伟的建筑就在円山公園前(距离円山公園地铁-5分钟路程)。许多车在这卸下物品。

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仔细看,原来在举行婚礼招待会。 🙂

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地图显示目前的位置和附近的设施。明确的显示有棒球场,田径,主题公园等等。

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太阳出来了,花也灿烂多了。

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高大的树木,似乎到了天空!

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深入到円山公园,这个情景到处都是。居民把草席和用具(座子,椅子,食品,木炭,饮料,啤酒等)。让我最惊讶的是,目前只是早上9.00就那么多人选好位置。可能是”赏花”周某(虽然樱花已结束)但还是和庆朋好友继续烧烤活动。

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走完公园,突然感到宁静和放松。问道香喷喷的烧烤味,这时肚子咕噜咕噜得叫! :=D

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一排店售卖饮料,食物,玩具和精品。

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其中一家卖饮料和食物的店。

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另一个出售巨型玩具的摊位。挺像中国的灯笼。

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北海道神宮的行人道。

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在明朗的天气下步行,感觉挺不错。

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北海道神宫的入口处有手水舍 (石洗手盆)让参拜者洗手和漱口。在水盘里会放置杓子并注满清水,参拜者首先用杓子取一瓢水,洗完左手,右手之后,再将水倒在手里漱口,再洗一次左手之后,以杓子中剩下的水来清洗杓子。

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北海道神宫的大门。

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在神社参拜的步骤。面对神明,钱币丢进钱箱,鞠躬两次。拍手两次再鞠躬一次。

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惊人和微妙的建筑。喜欢金色 (不知道是不是真金)。

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展示北海道著名和最受欢迎的日本清酒。在古时代,日本清酒是在神馆大殿酿制的。

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另一个角度。

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刚巧碰见正在举行婚礼的新人。吸引了很多游客拍照(包括我在内)。

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非常漂亮和鲜艳的花草树木。

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花草的近攝。

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更多花草的近攝。

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午餐時間-麥當勞紅燒雞肉漢堡套餐(价格590日元)。

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Ebi Fillet-O Set Meal at McDonald’s (可能是-麦香虾肉漢堡套餐 价格630日元)。

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白之恋人-从宮之澤地鐵站走一小段路。生产游览每人600日元,附加一片著名的Shiroi Koibito 巧克力。前往生产观景台有一小段制作巧克力的历史。

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生产厂的著名旗舰产品Shiroi Koibito – 软层的白巧克力夹心饼干。绝对美味!

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游览结束后看到了铁臂阿童木。往路梯口走就会走到商店,那儿有全部的巧克力商品。买了白巧克力夹心饼干(24片 价格 1480日元 , 27片 价格 1785日元)。

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白色恋人公园

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有迪士尼乐园风格建筑的公园。最后,有一个商店卖白巧克力味道冰淇淋。接着,更多公园的照片。

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晚餐-是当地超市的折扣蛋包飯盒400日元(折扣前450日元),鸡排饭盒[饭和面](折扣前480日元)和锅贴380日元

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麒麟下午茶150日元

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A Day in Sapporo札幌的一天

A Day in Sapporo

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7th May 2009 – at Changi Airport Terminal 3 awaiting for SQ flight on A380 to Tokyo Narita Airport. It’s a night flight departing at 2340 hours (GMT+8).

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At the departure hall.

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8th May 2009 – finally reach Tokyo Narita Airport T1 around 0750 hours (GMT+9) after the seven hours journey. While waiting for the domestic flight to Sapporo, went to buy 2-Day Tokyo Metro Open Ticket at arrival lobby as we will be back to Tokyo in a week time. This is good for unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro lines . ¥980 for adult.

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Wander around Narita Airport T1 shopping mall. Also had a Starbucks Cafe Mocha to perk up as I didn’t sleep much during the flight -maybe around 2 hours as I was busy watching movies. The selection of movies is huge on SQ A380 flight. 🙂

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The outside of Narita Airport. A downpour just ended.

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Reached Chitose Airport after another 1h 40mins journey on ANA. Went to basement to take JR to Sapporo station, after which transfer to Subway to continue journey to Susukino (to check-in to hotel).

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Hotel room – small but really clean. Have almost all the things we required.

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Hotel toilet – small too! But still satisfied with it.

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Was pretty hungry so quickly dump our luggage in the hotel and head over to “Ramen Yokocho (Ramen Alley)” . It was still early so there wasn’t much customers around. Walk up and down the alley several times before making up our mind on the selection of the restaurant – chose the one that “Takuya Kimura” patronize before (photo and signature seen in shop).

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Sapporo Crab Ramen. ¥1500.

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Sapporo Char Siu Miso Ramen. ¥800.

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It was one of the best ramen I had in my life and it’s also really nice to down all the hot soup in the cool weather. We chat-up with the chef and he mentioned that he’s been to Singapore Takashimaya to introduce and cook Sapporo Ramen before. He even showed me the printed brochure and named a few Singapore food that he likes – “Char Kway Teow“, “Ice Kachang“, “Hainanese Chicken Rice” and “Cai Tow Kway“. Nice and friendly fellow.

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After the meal, did some walking around until we reach Odori Park.

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A shot of flowers in Odori Park. Knew that I will be back here over the next few days so decided to keep my finger away from the shutter.

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Sapporo underground shopping malls (Pole Town and Aurora Town).

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There are numerous restaurants, cafés, clothes, souvenir shops, etc here. It also provides access to other departmental stores and buildings.

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Temperature is around 14 deg (not including chill factor from the wind). Headed back to hotel early as we were tired after long journey – 2 flights, 1 JR ride and 1 Subway ride totaling approximately 10 hours. Slept at 9pm so the next day will be fresh. LOL.A Day in Sapporo

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五月七日,新加坡樟宜机场第三搭客大厦,我们将乘坐SQA380直飞日本东京. 起飞时间是新加坡时间11.40 pm。

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离境大厅等候。

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五月八日,经过七个小时的飞行时间终于抵达成田国際空港第一搭客大厅(时间:0750am)。等待乘搭国内航班时,买了2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷, 一星期后我们将回到东京。2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷是无限车程次数的。价格:980日元 (成人/ 每人)

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在成田国際空港在闲逛,应为在飞机上忙着看电影导致精神不足于是买了一杯星巴克摩卡咖啡提神。A380的影片选择挺多的。:)

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成田机场外,大雨刚刚结束。

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经过一个小时四十分(全日空航空公司)我们抵达千岁机场. 到地下室乘搭JR(日本铁路),再转换地铁到薄野(入住酒店)。

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酒店房间虽小,但清洁。日常用品都有。

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酒店卫生间, 非常小,但挺满意。

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肚子饿,把行李放在酒店房间去找吃的! 到了札幌游客必到的拉面横(拉面胡同). 时间还早人不多。:) 经过无数次的观察,终于决定到木村拓哉光顾的拉面馆试试。

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札幌蟹拉面 (1,500 日元)。

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札幌叉烧味噌拉面 (800 日元)。

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这是我目前吃过最好吃的拉面,这种天气最好是把热腾腾的汤喝完 – 真畅快!和师傅聊过才知道他到过新加坡目的就是推广札幌拉面. 他还拿宣传单给我们看, 师傅说他喜欢吃新加坡的美食, 例如: 炒粿条 红豆冰, 海南鸡饭, 和菜头粿。师傅人亲切又友善。

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吃完饭, 我们到处逛直道。

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过几天我们会回来大通公园, 所以没拍太多照片。

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札幌地下商场 (Pole Town 和 Aurora Town)。

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这里很多餐厅,餐馆,服饰店,精品店之类。也能同到其他百货公司和办公楼。

A Day in Sapporo
气温介于14 度 ( 风气不在计算之内)。经过疲惫的一天,我们决定回酒店休息应为经过 长达10个小时的行程我俩都累坏了。回到酒店, 九点就睡觉了。希望明天精神充沛. 🙂 LOLA Day in Sapporo

A Day in Sapporo
五月七日,新加坡樟宜机场第三搭客大厦,我们将乘坐SQA380直飞日本东京. 起飞时间是新加坡时间11.40 pm。

A Day in Sapporo
离境大厅等候。

A Day in Sapporo
五月八日,经过七个小时的飞行时间终于抵达成田国際空港第一搭客大厅(时间:0750am)。等待乘搭国内航班时,买了2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷, 一星期后我们将回到东京。2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷是无限车程次数的。价格:980日元 (成人/ 每人)

A Day in Sapporo
在成田国際空港在闲逛,应为在飞机上忙着看电影导致精神不足于是买了一杯星巴克摩卡咖啡提神。A380的影片选择挺多的。:)

A Day in Sapporo
成田机场外,大雨刚刚结束。

A Day in Sapporo
经过一个小时四十分(全日空航空公司)我们抵达千岁机场. 到地下室乘搭JR(日本铁路),再转换地铁到薄野(入住酒店)。

A Day in Sapporo
酒店房间虽小,但清洁。日常用品都有。

A Day in Sapporo
酒店卫生间, 非常小,但挺满意。

A Day in Sapporo
肚子饿,把行李放在酒店房间去找吃的! 到了札幌游客必到的拉面横(拉面胡同). 时间还早人不多。:) 经过无数次的观察,终于决定到木村拓哉光顾的拉面馆试试。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌蟹拉面 (1,500 日元)。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌叉烧味噌拉面 (800 日元)。

A Day in Sapporo
这是我目前吃过最好吃的拉面,这种天气最好是把热腾腾的汤喝完 – 真畅快!和师傅聊过才知道他到过新加坡目的就是推广札幌拉面. 他还拿宣传单给我们看, 师傅说他喜欢吃新加坡的美食, 例如: 炒粿条 红豆冰, 海南鸡饭, 和菜头粿。师傅人亲切又友善。

A Day in Sapporo
吃完饭, 我们到处逛直道。

大通公园. A Day in Sapporo
过几天我们会回来大通公园, 所以没拍太多照片。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌地下商场 (Pole Town 和 Aurora Town)。

A Day in Sapporo
这里很多餐厅,餐馆,服饰店,精品店之类。也能同到其他百货公司和办公楼。

A Day in Sapporo
气温介于14 度 ( 风气不在计算之内)。经过疲惫的一天,我们决定回酒店休息应为经过 长达10个小时的行程我俩都累坏了。回到酒店, 九点就睡觉了。希望明天精神充沛. 🙂 LOLA Day in Sapporo

A Day in Sapporo
五月七日,新加坡樟宜机场第三搭客大厦,我们将乘坐SQA380直飞日本东京. 起飞时间是新加坡时间11.40 pm。

A Day in Sapporo
离境大厅等候。

A Day in Sapporo
五月八日,经过七个小时的飞行时间终于抵达成田国際空港第一搭客大厅(时间:0750am)。等待乘搭国内航班时,买了2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷, 一星期后我们将回到东京。2日東京メトロ特别乘车卷是无限车程次数的。价格:980日元 (成人/ 每人)

A Day in Sapporo
在成田国際空港在闲逛,应为在飞机上忙着看电影导致精神不足于是买了一杯星巴克摩卡咖啡提神。A380的影片选择挺多的。:)

A Day in Sapporo
成田机场外,大雨刚刚结束。

A Day in Sapporo
经过一个小时四十分(全日空航空公司)我们抵达千岁机场. 到地下室乘搭JR(日本铁路),再转换地铁到薄野(入住酒店)。

A Day in Sapporo
酒店房间虽小,但清洁。日常用品都有。

A Day in Sapporo
酒店卫生间, 非常小,但挺满意。

A Day in Sapporo
肚子饿,把行李放在酒店房间去找吃的! 到了札幌游客必到的拉面横(拉面胡同). 时间还早人不多。:) 经过无数次的观察,终于决定到木村拓哉光顾的拉面馆试试。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌蟹拉面 (1,500 日元)。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌叉烧味噌拉面 (800 日元)。

A Day in Sapporo
这是我目前吃过最好吃的拉面,这种天气最好是把热腾腾的汤喝完 – 真畅快!和师傅聊过才知道他到过新加坡目的就是推广札幌拉面. 他还拿宣传单给我们看, 师傅说他喜欢吃新加坡的美食, 例如: 炒粿条 红豆冰, 海南鸡饭, 和菜头粿。师傅人亲切又友善。

A Day in Sapporo
吃完饭, 我们到处逛直道。

大通公园. A Day in Sapporo
过几天我们会回来大通公园, 所以没拍太多照片。

A Day in Sapporo
札幌地下商场 (Pole Town 和 Aurora Town)。

A Day in Sapporo
这里很多餐厅,餐馆,服饰店,精品店之类。也能同到其他百货公司和办公楼。

A Day in Sapporo
气温介于14 度 ( 风气不在计算之内)。经过疲惫的一天,我们决定回酒店休息应为经过 长达10个小时的行程我俩都累坏了。回到酒店, 九点就睡觉了。希望明天精神充沛. 🙂 LOL