The hall below the metro station is simple and gorgeous, and it's interesting.
I personally suggest that tourists go to the underground trail to stroll around. There are all kinds of snacks and a dazzling array of goods. The lively and endless crowds can rest anywhere when they are tired, and they can eat anywhere when they are hungry. It snows outside. It’s even more comfortable to walk through the trails. The subway is easy to transfer. If you buy something you like, you must remember the location. If you want to buy it, it is really not easy to find.
Many large stations in Japan have underground roads extending in all directions, especially at Sapporo Station. Because of the special geographical location, especially in winter, the roads are often covered with heavy snow and the ground is slippery, so many times pedestrians go underground, which is warm without waiting for traffic lights. Exit 2 of the underground passage leads to the Hokkaido Old Road Office, Exit 9 leads to the Clock Tower, and Exit 13 leads directly to Odori Park.
The bustling area of Sapporo is the area from Sapporo Station to Susukino Station. How do you walk around this section? If the weather is fine, you might as well enjoy the blue sky and white clouds of Sapporo while walking outdoors. If there is heavy snow in the winter, it is the wisest choice to make use of the underground pedestrian space and underground pedestrian street. The underground pedestrian street in front of the station starts at Sapporo Station and ends at Susukino Station. It takes about 25 minutes on foot (Sapporo-Odori about 15 minutes, Odori-Susukino about 10 minutes). The pedestrian space is not just a communication channel, it is a bustling street in itself.
A spacious and convenient passage connecting subway Sapporo Station and Odori Station. An underground space where you can enjoy shopping and entertainment activities is located directly under Sapporo Station Avenue, the main road in Sapporo City, and is about 520 meters away between Sapporo Station and Odori Station on the Subway Namboku Line. underground space. Walk through for about 10 minutes. After opening in 2011, it will be directly connected from JR Sapporo Station to Susukino Station on the Subway Namboku Line and Odori Park, which hosts many cultural events. The "rest space" on both sides of the passage is equipped with tables and chairs and wireless Wi-Fi services. In the "Recreation Space" and "Intersection Square", there are tourism promotional materials from all over Hokkaido. In addition to buying special products and sundries, many cultural and recreational activities such as art exhibitions are held. The passage has become attractive information for tourism, culture, art, and sports. Release source.
The hall below the metro station is simple and gorgeous, and it's interesting.
I personally suggest that tourists go to the underground trail to stroll around. There are all kinds of snacks and a dazzling array of goods. The lively and endless crowds can rest anywhere when they are tired, and they can eat anywhere when they are hungry. It snows outside. It’s even more comfortable to walk through the trails. The subway is easy to transfer. If you buy something you like, you must remember the location. If you want to buy it, it is really not easy to find.
Many large stations in Japan have underground roads extending in all directions, especially at Sapporo Station. Because of the special geographical location, especially in winter, the roads are often covered with heavy snow and the ground is slippery, so many times pedestrians go underground, which is warm without waiting for traffic lights. Exit 2 of the underground passage leads to the Hokkaido Old Road Office, Exit 9 leads to the Clock Tower, and Exit 13 leads directly to Odori Park.
The bustling area of Sapporo is the area from Sapporo Station to Susukino Station. How do you walk around this section? If the weather is fine, you might as well enjoy the blue sky and white clouds of Sapporo while walking outdoors. If there is heavy snow in the winter, it is the wisest choice to make use of the underground pedestrian space and underground pedestrian street. The underground pedestrian street in front of the station starts at Sapporo Station and ends at Susukino Station. It takes about 25 minutes on foot (Sapporo-Odori about 15 minutes, Odori-Susukino about 10 minutes). The pedestrian space is not just a communication channel, it is a bustling street in itself.
A spacious and convenient passage connecting subway Sapporo Station and Odori Station. An underground space where you can enjoy shopping and entertainment activities is located directly under Sapporo Station Avenue, the main road in Sapporo City, and is about 520 meters away between Sapporo Station and Odori Station on the Subway Namboku Line. underground space. Walk through for about 10 minutes. After opening in 2011, it will be directly connected from JR Sapporo Station to Susukino Station on the Subway Namboku Line and Odori Park, which hosts many cultural events. The "rest space" on both sides of the passage is equipped with tables and chairs and wireless Wi-Fi services. In the "Recreation Space" and "Intersection Square", there are tourism promotional materials from all over Hokkaido. In addition to buying special products and sundries, many cultural and recreational activities such as art exhibitions are held. The passage has become attractive information for tourism, culture, art, and sports. Release source.