Sapporo Satoland 🇯🇵

Welcome to Sapporo Satoland, an agricultural-themed amusement park nestled in Higashi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaidō. Opened in 1995 and officially known as the Sapporo Facility of Agricultural Experience and Interchange, this expansive 74-hectare park sits close to Moerenuma Park. If you want to experience Hokkaidō's rich farming heritage, you will find plenty to see and do across its charming grounds.

Explore vibrant flower gardens, spend time at the farm and pasture, or play a round at the park golf ground. The site also holds fascinating history, housing grain relics from the early Satsumon period (9th to early 10th century) that helped unlock the origins of agriculture in the region. Head over to the Satoland Centre to dine at the local restaurant, where you can enjoy organic vegetables grown right in Hokkaidō, or browse the on-site shops.

Between its dedicated event spaces like the Satoland Interchange Hall, its food processing facilities, and convenient transport options including a park bus and horse-drawn carriage, Sapporo Satoland offers a wonderful, authentic escape into Hokkaidō's agrarian side.

What to see at Sapporo Satoland

• Enjoy hands-on agricultural experiences like making butter, sausage, and ice cream
• Dine on organic Hokkaidō-grown vegetables at the Satoland Centre restaurant
• Tour the 74-hectare park grounds by taking a ride on the bus or carriage
• Explore scenic flower gardens, a farm, a pasture, and a park golf ground
• Discover historic Satsumon period grain relics that reveal early farming roots

Visiting tips

Take advantage of the park bus or carriage to easily navigate the expansive 74-hectare grounds and reach all the attractions.

How long: 2-3 hours · Best time: Morning

How to get there & what’s nearby

Sapporo Satoland is easy to reach on Sapporo’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Sapporo Clock Tower and Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Sapporo travel guide.