“Kanjiki” are
traditional Japanese
snowshoes
that make easy
to walk on snow.
There are many museums
with outside sculpture on display,
but Sapporo Art Park is the only place
where you can see sculpture rising up
out of deep snow.
Put on “kanjiki” snowshoes
and experience snow and sculpture
in a new way in this
sophisticated winter activity.
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Enjoy Snow and Sculptures with “Kanjiki”!
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“Kanjiki” are traditional Japanese snowshoes
that make easy to walk on snow.
There are many museums with outside sculptures on display,
but Sapporo Art Park is the unique place
where you can see sculptures rising up out of deep snow.
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Put on “Kanjiki” snowshoes
and experience snow and sculptures in a new way in this
sophisticated winter activity.
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Experience art with “kanjiki”
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Experience sculpture with “kanjiki”
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A collaboration between snow and sculpture
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Enjoy the unpredictable results
of the artistic collaboration
between sculpture and snow—
whether it’s snow piling up in interesting shapes
on tops of works of art or sculpture peeking out
from above the surface of the snow.
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A pure white canvas
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Unlike the other seasons, with their green trees and lawns,
in winter are the sculpture surrounded by pure white snow.
Enjoy the contrast between these works of art
and the world of shimmering white
that stretche out around them.
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Look at artworks eye-to-eye
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Sapporo Sculpture Garden
where snow covers over 1ｍ,
allows visitors to view sculptures
in the different angle from the one in the summer.
Prices
Snowshoe rental: 500 yen
Elementary school students and younger: Free
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