The Sapporo White Illumination Executive Committee, formed by the City of Sapporo and the Sapporo Tourism Association, announced on the 10th that this season’s illumination will be lit from November 21st. As in the previous season, it will be held across five venues, with details to be announced in autumn.
Sapporo White Illumination Executive Committee
The Sapporo White Illumination Executive Committee organizes the annual “Sapporo White Illumination,” a famous winter light festival in Sapporo, Japan, dating back to 1981. The event transforms the city into a dazzling display of lights, attracting visitors with illuminated trees, snow sculptures, and festive decorations. Inspired by Sapporo’s snowy winters, the festival celebrates the season and has become a beloved tradition, enhancing the city’s vibrant cultural and tourism appeal.
City of Sapporo
The **City of Sapporo** is the capital of Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost prefecture, and is renowned for its vibrant urban culture, snowy winters, and the annual Sapporo Snow Festival. Founded in 1868 during the Meiji era as a planned city, it grew rapidly as a center of development in Hokkaido and hosted the 1972 Winter Olympics. Today, Sapporo is famous for its beer, fresh seafood, and blend of modern architecture with scenic natural surroundings.
Sapporo Tourism Association
The Sapporo Tourism Association is an organization dedicated to promoting tourism in Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, Japan. It provides travel information, supports local events like the famous Sapporo Snow Festival, and highlights the city’s history, from its founding in 1868 to its growth as a vibrant cultural and winter sports destination. The association helps visitors explore Sapporo’s attractions, including its parks, breweries, and seasonal activities.
