【Sapporo】Odori Park: Take photos and stroll at night

Although I am lazy as a dog, I still insist on walking from this path to Odori and then to Sapporo Station. I like this road very much. It is well-organized and has tall buildings with glass windows. It has fewer people than Tokyo, more orderly than Osaka, more modern than Kyoto, not as good as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, but not as Japanese. Every time I pass by Odori Park, I will raise my phone to take pictures of Sapporo landmarks at different times and with different backgrounds. Of course, it is not as good as Tokyo Tower, but it is just right in the block of Odori Park. It is not so high, but it is enough for people to sit down and look up for a while. 🤩 When I first arrived in Sapporo, I sat in the fountain under the TV tower for a long time, from 6 pm until dark. I took a picture every time it got darker, aimlessly just to record. There are small stalls selling roasted corn, ice cream, and yakitori around. They close the stalls and go home at about 6:30. I think Japan is really chill! 9 o'clock is also considered a catering industry. How can you pack up and go home at mealtime? Many children were playing in the water at the Fountain Square, and their bodies were soaked. Their parents were sitting next to them and asked them to go home. 😈 Inner thoughts: Although Japan is clean, the water is dirty enough. They would definitely be beaten up in China. Japanese children really grow up in a rough way, which is great! 😚 #Sapporo Attractions #Travel Recommendations #trip #Odori Park