If you go to Sapporo and Otaru~~!!!

Sapporo, like any other northern metropolis, is vibrant, yet somehow possesses a calming charm. The Sapporo Clock Tower, though small in size, made me realize, "Ah, I'm in Sapporo now." Sapporo Odori Park stretches out for a very long time, and I imagine it has a different charm each season. In winter, there's a snow festival, and in summer, it's filled with greenery, perfect for a stroll. The next day, we headed to Otaru. It's only about 40 minutes from Sapporo, but the atmosphere of the city changes dramatically. As a port city near the sea, it had a strong romantic feel. Our first stop was the Otaru Canal. During the day, the quaint warehouses and quietly flowing waterways create a picturesque scene, while at night, the twinkling streetlights created a truly romantic atmosphere. I could see why it's a popular destination for couples. Walking along the canal, I came across glass craft shops and music box stores, each of which was fun to explore. Listening to the small music box, I felt like I was in a fairytale town. And of course, seafood! Otaru is famous for its fresh sushi and seafood rice bowls, and the salmon roe was especially impressive, bursting with flavor. Eating seafood while feeling the sea breeze was unforgettable. #OverseasTravel #TravelPlan #JapanTravel #SapporoTravel