A solo visitor can easily spend 1–2 hours trying the simulators, reading bilingual exhibits, and riding the ski-jump lift without needing companions, so the museum suits independent travel.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Enough time to tour exhibits, watch a short film, and try two simulators without rushing.
Exhibition Galleries:
Explore Olympic origins, Sapporo 1972 legacy, and Japanese medal-winning gear.
Tip: Spend 5–7 minutes at each display to cover all galleries in one hour.
Winter Sports Theatre:
Watch a 15-minute action-packed film on winter sports highlights.
Tip: Time your visit to arrive 5 minutes before showtime; check the schedule on entry.
Simulator Zone:
Try VR Ski Jump, Speed Skate, and other solo simulators free with admission.
Tip: Head to the VR Ski Jump first to avoid peak-hour queues.
Panorama Theatre:
View a 5-minute wrap-around video on Winter Olympic history.
Tip: Watch this on bad-weather days for a dramatic indoor experience.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Admission ticket | JPY 670 |
Okurayama lift ticket | JPY 700 |
Coffee at Annex café | JPY 450 |
Total Estimated | JPY 1,820 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Winter: ride the adjacent Okurayama lift after your museum tour for snowy city panoramas. Summer: visit early to avoid lift closure and mid-day crowds.
Address: 1274 Miyanomori, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 064-0958, Japan
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Jenny Portelli
A great experience to visit the past. Sadly chairlifts to the top of ski jump out of operation on the day of my visit due to lightning strikes, we can't control the weather and aafety is priority. Great fun on simulators doing ski jumps, bob sleds and cross country skiing.
Michelle Koo
Definitely worth a visit while in Sapporo. Our son was keen hence we agreed to give it a go. Not the easiest place to get to, we ended up splurging on a cab to get to and from the museum. The chairlift is a must - amazing and relaxing experience. The view from above is beautiful. The museum is also done well - would have loved a bit more English information on some of the displays. The simulator...
Linda Renall
There was a lot of interactive games but some were not operating. Going to the top of the ski jump was good. Getting on a chair lift without skis felt odd and it looked easier if you were short.
Nicholas Lyons
The Sapporo Olympic Museum offers a great look back into the history of the Winter Olympics whilst also providing one of the most breathtaking views of Sapporo and it's surrounds. The Museum can be accessed via public transport with bus services running to the venue, however taxi services allow quicker and more convenient access to the venue. The Museum itself is fantastic, being rich in informa...
Teneile Harris
This is a worthwhile trip to travel to the top of the ski jump and tour the Olympic museum. I found the whole venue very entertaining. Great to do on a clear day, looking down on Sapporo city.
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