Written by Greg Lane
Nakajima Park (Nakajima-koen) is a spacious park to the south of Susukino and to the west of the Toyohira River.
The park features a large central pond—which is frozen over in winter. It is also home to the Kitara Sapporo Concert Hall, an astronomical observatory and the historical Hōheikan—a building constructed in 1880 and now used as a wedding and meeting venue.
When there is snow on the ground, the small hills in the park serve as sledding slopes for both residents and visitors.
Suggested Activity
Zoom Through Osaka in a Go-kart (Costume Included)
Feel like you are in a video game with this fun go-karting experience. Ideal for small groups, the tour allows you to explore Osaka in a unique and exciting way.
Nakajima Park is a 15-minute walk from the Susukino area, or you can go directly to Nakajima-koen Station on the Hokkaido Subway Namboku Line. The park is three stops from Sapporo Station.
1 Nakajimakoen, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 064-0931, Japan
Open 24 hours
Free
- 491 m from Nakajima-Kōen Station Namboku Line (N9)
- 0.6 km from Horohira-Bashi Station Namboku Line (N10)
- 0.9 km from Nakanoshima Station Namboku Line (N11)
