【TCLin's Travel Log】Japanese Attractions: Sapporo Beer Museum 🍺🍺

Location: Sapporo City, Hokkaido Transportation: Sapporo Subway Toho Prefecture
East Ward Office Station
Walk for about 10 minutes

🔴The only museum related to beer in Japan
History of Sapporo Beer, the pioneering business of Hokkaido in 1876

The visit to the museum is free entry without tickets

It used to be a Sapporo beer production factory, so many of the original production tools are preserved. After Sapporo Beer moved to the factory in Sapporo, it was turned into a museum and continues to open.

Sapporo Beer Museum Architecture Miniature▼

The evolution history of trademark ▼

Posters that used to sell beer▼

The evolution of Sapporo beer from the pioneering business in Hokkaido to the present can be seen in historical documents at different times

There is a detailed introduction to the history of beer and there is also a Chinese version that you can refer to and put aside. You should pay attention to it or you will easily miss it.

By the way, there are also professional guides to follow, but they all seem to speak Japanese

A poster that pushes the times forward a little ▼

Next is the long-awaited beer time. People who will come here should have a large part to try a wine🍻🍻

🔴 - Not the latest information, for reference only- 🔴

The most people order is a set of 3 cups. A set is 800 yen.

There are three different flavors of beer: rye, classic, pioneer ale <br class="smart"> also comes with a free pack of canapés for starters

Cheers to this beautiful day 🍻🍻

After drinking it, it's almost over. I found something interesting on the way away ▼

An interpretation of sinking in the sea of wine with something that can take interesting photos~~🥴🥴🥴

Go outside and give him a little shake

He also has a restaurant that serves Genghis Khan cuisine, which is very popular in Japan.

The park is not bad and it is also suitable for taking pictures.

However, the sky doesn't seem to be so beautiful at the time I come.

🔴 - Summary of experience- 🔴

At least people who can drink, like to drink or have a little interest in wine, or those who are interested in the history of beer or those who like to take pictures are recommended to come here

If none of the above, you may find it a bit boring and boring