SAPPORO CLOCK TOWER
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2024
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2024
The wooden clock (tokei-dai) dates from 1878. The tower, which houses a museum, was renovated in 1995. The rooms on the first floor were used as laboratories, lecture rooms and exhibition space for zoological, botanical and mineralogical specimens. It was designated as a cultural property of national importance in 1970. It continues to serve as a historical landmark, telling the stories of the early days of Sapporo.
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Visited in december 2018
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Cette horloge représente surement beaucoup pour les japonais puisqu'elle contient un mini musée sur l'histoire de Sapporo et l'arrivée de l'agriculture, mais tout y est en japonais je n'ai pas trouvé la visite particulièrement intéressante, elle est plutôt dispensable si vous ne parlez pas japonais.