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Inside the 10,000-square-meter-wide venue, which uses the riverbed of the Ishikari River, there are a variety of ice statues, including an ice observatory, an ice column, an ice tunnel, and an ice dome, which are about 13 meters high. In the 50th year of 2025, fireworks are scheduled to be launched every night during the period.
The theme of the 2024 sweet illumination is "Belle playing happiness". Press the switch, the attraction of light that divings fate is an experiential illumination that can be enjoyed by couples, parents and children and families. Let's play a special day in the white lover park with a loved one. Image courtesy:(C) White Lover Park
The chapel and garden are beautifully decorated. It is also a wedding venue, so it is recommended for couples.
The event in winter, with Odori Park as the main venue, and street trees from the station front and the Sapporo Kita-3-jo-square (Akapura) venues and Minami-Ichijo-dori venues decorated with LEDs. Sound and light productions are also performed at the Satsueki Illumination at the Sapporo Station South Exit Ekimae Square venue. In Odori Park, the symbol object "Wish Birds of the Flap" was installed at the 1st Street venue. The fantasy world of light unfolds up to the 6th Street venue, including the 2nd Street venue where the Christmas object "Gift of Snow" stands, and the 4th Street venue for the light tunnel "Dream Snow Fantasia". Odori Nishi 2-chome also hosts "Munich Christmas City in Sapporo", which is named after Sapporo's sister city, Munich, Germany.
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