Enjoy playing in the snow to your heart's content at Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Observatory, a tourist spot representing Sapporo, Hokkaido! With just the admission fee, you can enjoy a variety of snow activities while gazing at the Sapporo cityscape that stretches out in the distance. Another attractive feature is that you can rent equipment such as cross-country skis for free, so you can play empty-handed. This is a popular event that attracts many people, including families, couples, and friends.

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■ Tube slippage
Enjoy the popular tube slide, sliding down the snowy mountain on a rubber tube! The feeling of speed as you slide down the snowy mountain is so much fun you'll want to slide down again and again. Rubber tubes for two people are available, so parents and children can slide together.

■ Snow slide (mini slide)
Families with small children and beginners to snow activities will enjoy this snow slide. You can rent your favorite sled from a wide variety of options. From the top of the snow slide, you can also enjoy the beautiful winter view of Sapporo.

■ Making a mini snowman
"Make a Mini Snowman" allows anyone to easily make a snowman by filling a special container with snow. Snowman decorations such as scarves and crowns are also provided, so you can make your own original snowman! Once it's finished, take a commemorative photo together!

■Walking skiing
We also recommend enjoying walking skiing while taking in the views of Sapporo. There are short courses so even beginners can easily try it. Skis, boots, and poles are available for free rental, so you can come empty-handed.
*Last admission: 14:45

■Snow Strider
The Snow Strider is an American-made running bike that moves forward by kicking the ground with your feet and has a ski attachment attached.
Enjoy sliding down the dedicated snow course (for children aged 2 to 5).
・Target: 2 to 5 years old only

■Kamakura
Enjoy the large snow igloos. They're large enough for several adults to fit inside. The inside is surprisingly warm, so it's a great place to take a break.