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About 5 minutes walk from Odori Station (subway); about 10 minutes walk from Sapporo Station. About 15 minutes walk from JR Sapporo Station. There is no parking on-site; please use nearby paid parking.

On the first Monday of each month (or the following day if it falls on a holiday), extended evening hours are offered from 17:10 to 20:00, and the piano is open to the public (reception required).

The performance hall (lecture hall) on the 2nd floor is rented out in the evenings for music concerts, lectures, weddings and other events. When visiting an evening concert, it may be helpful to call for a same-day reservation (admission fee around 2,000 yen for that day's performance).

Yes. A combined admission ticket for the Clock Tower and TV Tower is available. You can visit both of Sapporo's iconic historical sites at a discounted rate. Please check the official website for details.

There is a step at the entrance, but staff can assist if you ring the intercom next to the front gate. A dedicated lift for access to the second floor is available inside. Visitors using wheelchairs or those with difficulty walking should contact the office in advance.

Hours are 8:45–17:10 (admission until 17:00). Closed January 1–3. Closed every Monday (or the following day if Monday is a holiday) from November to May, and the fourth Monday (or following day if a holiday) from June to October.

Allow 30–40 minutes. With exterior photography included, one hour is plenty. Sapporo TV Tower is a 5–7 minute walk away, and the combined ticket allows you to visit both locations efficiently.

Photography is generally permitted both inside and outside the building. As the structure is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, it is maintained to preserve its original appearance as much as possible.

Adults: 200 yen. Elementary, middle, and high school students: free. Groups of 20 or more: 180 yen. On the 16th of each month (Sapporo Residents Free Day), Sapporo residents with proof of address are admitted free.

Food and drink are generally not permitted inside (water intake for health purposes is allowed). Vending machines are available on the 2nd floor. There are no coin lockers, but large luggage can be left at the reception desk on the 1st floor.

The first floor features a history exhibition using photo panels, where you can learn about the Clock Tower's evolution alongside Hokkaido's development. On the second floor, the lecture hall from 1882 is recreated, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of that era. The original Howard clock mechanism is also on display.

New Year period (January 1–3), Mondays from November to May (Tuesday if Monday is a holiday), and the fourth Monday from June to October (Tuesday if Monday is a holiday)

Kita 1-jo Nishi 2-chome, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido

8:45–17:10 (admission until 17:00)

No parking is provided on-site.

Adults ¥200, junior and senior high school students free, groups (20 or more) ¥180

About 5 minutes on foot from Odori Station on the Toho, Tozai, or Namboku subway lines. About 10 minutes on foot from Sapporo Station on the Namboku or Tozai lines. No parking available on-site; please use nearby paid parking.