All Reviews of Meiji Park

A historic park that preserves Hokkaido's history, symbolized by its red-brick silos.

I visited in winter this time, and the snow in the park was really deep, making it a little difficult to explore farther inside. Fortunately, the three iconic red-brick silos are near the entrance, just a short walk away, so I was still able to capture the classic view!

The red-brick silos covered in white snow create a quiet, nostalgic Hokkaido winter atmosphere that feels very different from the other seasons.

Meiji Park has a strong sense of Hokkaido’s history. Its most distinctive features are the preserved red-brick silos, with their rustic architecture creating a unique landscape alongside the spacious green grounds.

It’s also a great place to see cherry blossoms in spring. When the blossoms are in full bloom, the red-brick buildings stand against a sea of pink flowers, creating a special atmosphere. As you stroll through the park, you can enjoy the natural scenery while also getting a sense of Hokkaido’s history over the years.

If you enjoy quiet walks and taking photos and want to experience Hokkaido’s nostalgic atmosphere, Meiji Park is well worth adding to your itinerary.