A park where Sapporo citizens take a stroll, have lunch, and relax. Learn about the four seasons through trees, flowerbeds, and events.

An oasis in an office district surrounded by about 4,700 trees of 92 species, including lilacs and haru elms. Visitors and residents alike relax around the lawns and fountains. Odori Park, although named a park, is actually a road.

In 1871, a firebreak line was built to divide central Sapporo from north to south, and this became a road called Goshidori, which was renamed Odori. Usually a place of relaxation and recreation, it is also the venue for some of Hokkaido's most famous events.