| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Tour types | Audio guide |
| Sightseeing type | City walking tour, Bus tour |
| Transport | Bus tour |
To customers participating in the bus tour
・Please check the access from your hotel to the meeting place in advance.
・The bus departs on time. so please be careful not to be late for the meeting time.
・We recommend clothing that is suitable for outdoor activities different layers to adjust for changes in weather and temperature.
・Please do not have a loud conversation in the bus.
・Please refrain from drinking and eating in the bus.
・Please cooperate in taking the trash with you.
Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium is historically significant as a primary venue for the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics. It notably hosted the ski jumping large hill event, marking a significant moment as Japan's first Winter Olympics. The stadium continues to be a prominent site for international ski jumping competitions and symbolizes Sapporo's rich Olympic heritage.
At Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium, visitors can explore the Sapporo Winter Sports Museum, which offers engaging exhibits on winter sports and Olympic history. An observation lounge at the top of the ski jump provides stunning panoramic views of Sapporo city. Visitors can also experience ascending to the top via a chair lift.
From the observation deck at the summit of Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. These include expansive vistas of Sapporo city, the vast Ishikari Plains, and the picturesque Ishikari Bay, offering a unique perspective from the ski jump's take-off point.
Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill is highly appealing for its serene pastoral landscapes, where visitors can observe grazing sheep against the backdrop of Sapporo city. It is also famous for the iconic bronze statue of Dr. William S. Clark, a historical figure whose famous words "Boys, be ambitious" resonate with visitors, making it a popular spot for scenic photos and reflection.
The multilingual guidance system on the Sapporo tour offers detailed and informative commentary. It provides insights into the attractions visited, their historical context, and local points of interest. The system supports multiple languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and English, enhancing the sightseeing experience for a diverse audience.
During the Sapporo sightseeing tour, passengers can enjoy views of several significant landmarks directly from the bus window. These include the renowned Odori Park, the impressive Hokkaido Governor’s Official Residence, and the Hokkaido Modern Art Museum, showcasing the city's prominent urban and cultural sites.
Reaching Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium by public transportation is straightforward. From central Sapporo, visitors can take the Tozai Subway Line to Maruyama-Koen Station. From there, transfer to the JR Hokkaido Bus (Circular No. 14), which provides direct service to the Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium entrance.
The Sapporo afternoon tour, which includes visits to both Mt Okura Ski Jump Stadium and Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill, typically lasts approximately three hours. This allows sufficient time to explore both key attractions and enjoy the guided bus journey with informative multilingual commentary.