Sapporo in Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter

Spring is the gentle prelude to Sapporo. In April, the wind blows, and the cherry blossoms in Maruyama Park gradually awaken. The pink and white petals fall like snowflakes, covering the ground with a romantic floral carpet. The streets and alleys are filled with new green buds, announcing the end of winter's gloom. The whole city is immersed in the hope of growth. In summer, the lavender fields of Furano turn the land purple, and the fragrance fills every inch of Sapporo's air. Odori Park becomes a summer resort, where people relax and play under the green shade. The blue sky and colorful flowers complement each other, making the city lively and vibrant. The fireworks of the night market light up the summer night with joy. In the fall, the maple leaves of Jozankei burn like fire, and the mountains look like overturned palettes. Walking among them, the fallen leaves rustle underfoot, playing the melody of autumn. The ginkgo trees at Hokkaido University are golden and brilliant, and the students shuttle among them, adding a touch of scholarly charm to the autumn scenery. Every frame is engraved with the quiet beauty of autumn. When the first snow of winter falls, Sapporo becomes a dreamlike snow country. At the Sapporo Snow Festival, giant snow sculptures rise from the ground, sparkling under the lights, as if telling ancient legends. The snow on the streets is thick like cotton, and the mist from the hot springs warms the travelers' bodies and minds, drawing warm outlines in the icy world. Sapporo, this charming city, welcomes you with its unique charm no matter which season you visit. The romance of spring, the enthusiasm of summer, the quiet beauty of autumn, and the dreamlike winter, the four seasons change, and there are always surprises worth visiting all year round. Embrace its beauty and engrave your own travel memories.