Hoheikan

The Hoheikan is a historical building and a wedding setting, situated in Nakajima Park, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The building has beforehand been an inn, visitor house, occasion setting, and military camp. The Hoheikan is presently the main building utilized as a wedding corridor among the Important Cultural Properties. The building is likewise the most seasoned wooden inn working in presence in Japan. The design of the Hoheikan involves a couple of styles.

The entire building was developed in the American style, yet the overhang and its backups at the front of the building was built in European style. The crescent rooftop at the focal point of the building has a Gegyo design, a Japanese conventional fish form for the most part observed at the top of Japanese hallowed places and sanctuaries. The shading Ultramarine blue, which was transported in from Europe, is painted on the segment and window outlines.

The Hoheikan has also been a party venue. The eatery and bistro are likewise housed in the building, and visitors additionally appreciate snacks. The eatery serves Japanese and French cooking, and uses fixings gathered in Hokkaido prefecture. The main floor of the building covers 522.94 m². The Hoheikan is found northwestward of the Nakajima Park, and is near alternate structures in the recreation center including the Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara.