• Hokkaido Shrine entrance with traditional architecture

Hokkaido Shrine Maruyama Park Travel Guide

Hokkaido Shrine is the perfect place to embrace the connection between people and nature, with its vast scenery and serene beauty.

Nearby Restaurants

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HOKKAIDO

Moliere

Using classic French technique, Chef Nakamichi Hiroshi uses Hokkaido’s rustic flavors like Tokachi wagyu beef and Yezo venison to paint a luscious culinary picture of the region’s bounties.

Lunch: $72.38-108.57
Dinner: $144.76-217.13
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OSAKA

Unagitokiseturyouri Toraya

Sakuragawa Sushi in Osaka offers exquisite sushi with fresh ingredients and traditional artistry, near the bustling Namba district.

Lunch: $43.43-57.90
Dinner: $72.38-108.57
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HOKKAIDO

Sushi Sohei

In Sohei Matsukura’s independent concept in Hokkaido, he marries Tokyo's Edomae technique with Hokkaido's freshest fish, securing his place among Maruyama’s elite sushi restaurants.

Dinner: $217.13-289.51
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HOKKAIDO

Sushi Zen Main Store

Award-winning sushi restaurant Sushi Zen Main Branch in Sapporo offers exquisite Edo-style sushi near Maruyama Park, with a focus on local ingredients and traditional techniques.

Lunch: $57.90-72.38
Dinner: $217.13-289.51
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Known for its unique architectural design, Hokkaido Shrine is home to four guardian gods. With the temple being in the middle of Maruyama Park, it is a popular place in northern Japan to enjoy 1,500 cherry blossom trees during the spring. During summer, the temple has its annual summer festival where small shrines are carried throughout the city. Tourists and locals can enjoy the food and game stalls along the shrine while this event is happening. Visit during the winter and take in the ethereal scenery of snowfall on the frosted trees and buildings in the shrine.

Tourists and locals can enjoy the entire park after the shrine visit. Maruyama Zoo, which is adjacent to the temple, has 184 varieties of animals and is counted as the 10th largest zoo in Japan. During winter, Maruyama Athletic Stadium is turned into a massive outdoor rink where visitors can enjoy skating under the falling snow.

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