Illegal parking enforcement in Susukino by Sapporo Central Police Station.

The Sapporo Central Police Station is a historic landmark in Hokkaido, Japan, originally built in 1888 as the Hokkaido Government Office. It later became a police station and is known for its distinctive red-brick, Western-style architecture, which reflects the Meiji era’s modernization efforts. Today, it continues to serve as an active police station while also symbolizing Sapporo’s historical development.

Susukino is a famous entertainment district located in Sapporo, Japan, known for its vibrant nightlife, numerous restaurants, bars, and clubs. Its history dates back to the late 19th century when it developed as a red-light district during the early development of Hokkaido, eventually evolving into one of the largest and most iconic entertainment hubs in the country. Today, it remains a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially during the annual Sapporo Snow Festival.

Chuo Ward is a historic central district in Tokyo, Japan, known for its prominent role in the city’s commercial and cultural development since the Edo period. It is home to landmarks like the Ginza shopping district and the Tsukiji Outer Market, which evolved from a major fish market established in the 1930s. The ward also includes Nihonbashi, a key financial hub and the starting point of Japan’s national highway network since the 17th century.