Sapporo Village Memorial Museum
札幌村郷土記念館
A free museum on a historic landmark site showcasing the pioneer history and agricultural roots of early Sapporo village.
What it is
- A local history museum opened by residents in April 1977.
- The former residence site of pioneer Otomo Kametaro and a designated city landmark.
- A facility dedicated to preserving documents and tools from the area's early development.
- Admission to the museum is free of charge for all visitors.
What to see
- Historical documents and records related to the pioneer Otomo Kametaro.
- Traditional farming tools specifically used for local onion cultivation.
- A commemorative statue of Otomo Kametaro located on the museum grounds.
- The Sapporo Onion Monument which was erected at the site in 1978.
- A memorial for William Brooks established on the grounds in October 2022.
When to go
- The museum is closed to the public on Mondays and public holidays.
Getting there
- The nearest station is Kanjo-dori-higashi on the Toho Subway Line.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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