Sapporo Shiryokan (Former Sapporo Court of Appeal) — Attraction in Sapporo

We attended the Heavenly Wind Gospel Live on 4th Nov 2024. Its a very lively performance from the group.

The Heavenly Wind Gospel Choir is a vibrant gospel choir based in Sapporo, Hokkaido. They were founded in September 2001 by Minako Sato and Yasuko Takahashi. The choir is known for its diverse membership, which includes people of various ages, genders, and nationalities, ranging from 10 to 70 years old. They perform both locally and internationally, spreading messages of hope and encouragement through gospel music.

The choir is part of Heavenly Wind Ministries, which focuses on gospel music as a way to share the Christian faith. While the choir itself is non-denominational, it is rooted in Christian gospel traditions.

The venue for their performance on November 4, 2024, was the Sapporo Education and Culture Hall (教育文化会館). This hall is a prominent cultural venue in Sapporo, hosting a variety of events including concerts, theatrical performances,...

Sapporo Shiryokan is a museum located in Sapporo’s former Court of Appeal building. The building was built in 1926 with Taisho era architecture style. The museum has multiple exhibition rooms that showcase the models of the building, old maps of the city, and photographs of the area. Visitors can also see the court room and some other mini exhibitions in the 2nd floor.

Behind the building, there is a beautiful garden that is quiet and relaxing. It's a great place to take a break and enjoy the lovely enviornment.

Overall, it is a nice place for anyone interested in history of Sapporo. It is located in Odori Park which should...

This is located in the Odir park. Very nice Musiam. Old court view and their collections are displayed. I enjoyed lot in this place. You can see various documented pictures of Sapporo City. Facilities available for disabled and old age people to view this place. Also you can see a Japanese Scientist collection and his creation.

This place is clean and very well maintained by local authority of the building. Please keep doing this great work. Definitely a place to visit.

I have avoided posting many pictures because you need to enjoy reading it in...