I think it is a reliable gallery that will answer questions honestly.
Many paintings are displayed in the large gallery. In addition, there are numerous and many more paintings standing in a narrow space, so it is recommended that you take your time.
You can see quite a few paintings on the internet homepage. (There are many reasonably priced items.)
I bought two oil paintings (with frame) here.
Because there is no car parking space, we used the adjacent pay parking lot.
Wow the best bookshop in sapporo, with coffee place also and from 1f to 4f is also maruzen wow. The one that ill never forget is the very beautiful and very kind bookstore staff named Moriyama san wow a beatiful smile.
Relatively small market, which is to be expected when it’s so central to the city I think, but loads of fresh seafood there! Went pretty early in the morning and there is a paid car park across the road, just pay the fee and hand your keys to the supervisor and they will park your car for you. If you go early, just be careful of boxes! People are still unpacking their supplies for the stores, but very welcoming overall. Enjoyed my experience here.
Definitely a worthwhile visit when in Sapporo, particularly during the winter festival.
There's large ice sculptures and light decorations that stretch the streets. The park itself is quite long, it's a great spot for a walk.
During the winter festival, they have a German-fest, which is really just an excuse to sell sausages, beer, and hot chocolate. Lots of knock knack shops if you're looking for local crafts to bring back.
Would highly recommend a visit even though the future winter festivals will be toned down and scaled back.
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