Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Observation Deck (with baby)

From the top of the hill, you can see a vast and faraway view. There are several buildings and exhibitions to see around, as well as a small lavender field in the back. Despite the name "Hill of Sheep," there are only a few sheep to see. The sheep pens are currently undergoing renovation, I believe. The souvenir shop has good items, and it's a great place to sit, relax, and enjoy some delicious so...

It’s a pleasant place with nice views of the city and a nice grassy area with lavender in summer (and some sheep fields). But it’s expensive (¥1000 per person when we went) and if you are from somewhere with sheep and grassy spaces, you might feel it’s a bit familiar!

The entrance fee is 1000 yen per person. At noon there is no sheep for taking photo ,I don't know when they will let sheeps outside.

Nice place. But it is very expensive. When we went in, the entrance fee was more than 1000 yen. There was not much to see in summer, a bit disappointed. Still, you can see the view of Sapporo and a museum showcasing the ice sculptures in winter.

Lots of exhibits to see, all in Japanese though. Had a snow festival exhibit and general history of William Clark. Also cute sheep and beautiful stained glass pieces! If going, would recommend bus during the winter time, pretty hard to get to the top and lots of slush, have to be on the same road as cars.