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Learn the history of Sapporo Winter Olympics and enjoy the view over Sapporo.
Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium, on top of Mt. Okura, was the stage for the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics. The 90m-long ski jump (the current Large Hill) is set up along the slope of the mountain to remind visitors of the olympics.
The view from the observation deck is another popular spot. It offers the one-of-a-kind view of Sapporo beyond the ski jump. At the height of 307m, see Sapporo City and Ishikari Plain over the runway. After the sunset, the night view spreads beyond the ridge line is like a carpet of light, the spectacle unique to Mt. Okura.
The stadium includes the Sapporo Olympic Museum where you can have fun learning about the olympics through displays on the origin of olympics and their players or through attractions to let you experience the olympic games.
The Large Hill set up in the Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium
The one-of-a-kind dazzling night view of Sapporo over the ridge line
Sapporo Olympic Museum where you can learn the history of olympics
Olympic-related goods are sold in the facility
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Can you provide services in foreign languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
Not available
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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
Re-entry is not allowed.
*It is free to re-enter the stadium, but not into the Sapporo Olympic Museum, the lift, or other facilities with fees.
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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
Yes, it is.
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Are coin lockers available?
Yes.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
On a clear day, you can see the whole city of Sapporo plus the distant mountains. Totally worth it!
Walking around this Olympic museum, you can really learn a lot about the history of the Olympics!
Looking down from the top of the ski jump, you realize just how scary it is—definitely not something most people could handle without serious training.
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