Sapporo, Hokkaido’s first ever city, was developed for urban living ever since the 1869 Meiji Period when construction started. Back then, when Sapporo was a wilderness, the roads were designed in a grid pattern resembles that of Kyoto.
The Sousei River and First Street divides this town into north, east, west, and south. The government office is located in the north, the industrial district in the east, the commercial and residential areas to the south, and the Odori Park serving as the line of fire protection between the south and north.
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This is the reason why understanding Sapporo’s roads is very easy. Addresses are easy to understand as well since these are written out. If you understand it, it is easy and convenient to find your way when searching for an address. Large cities have similar constructions that make navigating the towns easy even though you might be visiting Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan.
Don’t Forget Your Warm Clothes Even in Summer
You will hit the north country during your Hokkaido trip. It has a latitude of 41 to 45 North that places it on the same footing as South or Central France, Toronto, New York, Northern Spain, and Northern or Central Italy.
While these areas have the same latitude, the climate of Hokkaido can change based on the currents in the ocean. The weather in Hokkaido has the tendency to be generally much colder.
Hokkaido, Sapporo, Japan in winter
The best time to go sightseeing in Sapporo is in summer during the months of July through august, with average temperatures of 20.5°C to 22.3°C respectively. It makes for an easygoing and refreshing climate to wander around the area.
But, there are lots of days when the difference in temperature fluctuates during the day, with the evening and morning temperatures dipping lower than 20℃. It is recommended to have your parka or cardigan with you to stay warm.
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