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This multipurpose venue stages soccer, baseball, concerts and exhibitions. It seats more than 40,000 spectators in a state-of-the-art setting that includes the world's first hovering soccer stage, an ascending and descending pitcher's mound, and retractable or removable seats. It is situated on 31 hectares (76 acres) on a hill on the outskirts of Sapporo surrounded by the beautiful greenery that is typical of Hokkaido. An entrance fee is applicable for visits to the observatory and for tours of the dome.

Gracing the viridescent, landscaped recesses of Sapporo Garden Park, Sapporo Beer Museum duly attests to the city's long-standing brewing heritage. One of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, the Sapporo Beer Museum occupies the site of the original brewery that was the first of its kind in Japan when it was established in 1876. Featured on the list of Hokkaidō Heritage Sites, this iconic beer museum still bears traces of the regal Meiji era. The museum has a restaurant, beer garden and various shopping facilities, and also offers guided tours, audio-visual displays and exhibits that elaborately illustrate the development of brewing in Sapporo since the early pioneering days.

Established in 1998, Zepp Sapporo is a part of the Zepp music company in the country. It is among the music halls that Zepp owns throughout Japan. Since it is a subsidiary of Sony Music Entertainment Japan, it hosts many international acts and Japanese artists. It is among the premier entertainment venues in the city.

If you are touring Sapporo with your little ones then Sapporo Children’s Puppet Theater “Kogumaza” is a must experience for your family. The theater calls the beautiful Nakajima Park its home, and the charming address sets a perfect tone for your entertaining evening. The 60-minute long puppet shoes organized by them are perfect for stimulating your child's curiosity while keeping them entertained. Infants too are welcomed for the shows.

One of the most popular spots shining on the city's nightlife scene, Provo is a must for music aficionados. The place exudes a youthful vibe with quirky art and a modern decor accentuating the place. There is a ping pond table for friendly games with co-patrons, while a potent selection of drinks keep your spirits high. But their concerts are their most unique proposition to the guests. Provo has a busy events calendar with several talented artists gracing the venue each week. The place also has a scrumptious food menu on offer.

Literature buffs touring the city, simply cannot miss the Hokkaidō Museum of Literature. The museum has been delighting knowledge seekers for over two decades with its extensive collection of essays, haiku as well as novels dating back to the 19th Century. There are over 1000 items for perusal, including poems composed by Takuboku Ishikawa. Hokkaidō Museum of Literature is free for all.