Nakajima Park

Nakajima Park is a city park in Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The recreation center has a lake, two streams, a gallery, a show corridor, an observatory, a verifiable building lodging a cafe, and a few gardens and timberlands. At the south end, there are two sanctums. The recreation center has around 5,000 trees, including Japanese red spruce, yew, ginkgo, Sargent's cherry, dark acacia, and Japanese elm. The biggest component of the recreation center is Shobu Pond, situated close to the focal point of the recreation center.

The park contains the Sapporo Concert Hall, otherwise called "Kitara". Opened on 1997, it is the biggest show corridor in Hokkaido, and houses a huge principle lobby, little orchestral compositions corridor, and practice rooms. An eatery, nursery room, and historical center shop are additionally situated in the building. The Sapporo Astronomical Observatory, Nakajima Sports Center, Puppet Theater, Children's Hall, Hokkaido Museum of Literature, a Japanese Garden, Hasso-a tea house, and Heheikan, are among the attractions of the Park. The recreation center likewise contains a few games grounds tennis courts. These are open amongst April and November consistently. The recreation center is likewise famous for sculling in summer, on the Shobu Pond, and crosscountry skiing in winter.