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Hoheikan Meiji Guesthouse Museum
豊平館Hokkaido
A pale-blue Western-style guesthouse built in 1880 in central Sapporo (now beside Nakajima Park) as a state accommodation and reception hall for visiting dignitaries, including the Meiji Emperor. An Important Cultural Property, it is preserved as a museum of Meiji-era architecture — it is not a working hotel.
- Best season
- Year-round
- Crowd level
- Moderate
- Rating
- 4.3· 1,489 reviews
- Opening hours
- Daily 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Admission
- ¥350 general, ¥300 for groups of 20 or more, ¥150 high-school and university students, free for junior-high age and under; an annual pass is ¥700.
- Nearest station
- Nakajima-Koen Station · 5 min walk
Usual hours — confirm with the official site for holidays + seasonal closures.
Today
9:00–17:00Admission
- ¥350 general, ¥300 for groups of 20 or more, ¥150 high-school and university students, free for junior-high age and under; an annual pass is ¥700.
Stored weekly hours
Daily 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closures
- Closed the second Tuesday of every month; when that Tuesday is a public holiday it closes the next weekday instead.
- Closed December 29 – January 3.
Note
- Last admission 4:30 PM.
- On the fourth Friday of each month, and in certain announced periods, it stays open to 8:00 PM with last admission 7:30 PM.
How to get there
From Sapporo Station · ~11 min by car
Tags
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