
Hokkaido University Farm No.2 (Model Barns) Sapporo
Explore remarkably preserved historic barns, showcasing Hokkaido's early agricultural heritage and the university's foundational role.

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Hokkaido University Farm No.2 (Model Barns) Sapporo
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Fresh air and blooming nature

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Must-see attractions
Explore remarkably preserved historic barns, showcasing Hokkaido's early agricultural heritage and the university's foundational role.
"A tranquil place to learn about the historical agriculture of Hokkaido. "

🚶♀️ Embrace the Walk
The farm is part of the larger university campus, so wear comfortable shoes for exploring.
📸 Capture the History
The preserved buildings and rural setting offer unique photo opportunities.

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Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences

Preserved Model Barns
See the original structures that supported early agricultural education and research. A true step back in time.

Historical Agricultural Exhibits
Learn about the founding father's vision and the vital role of this farm in Hokkaido's food security.

Tranquil Rural Setting
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and scenic beauty of the university's working farm.
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🚶♀️ Embrace the Walk
The farm is part of the larger university campus, so wear comfortable shoes for exploring.
📸 Capture the History
The preserved buildings and rural setting offer unique photo opportunities.
📚 Learn About the Past
Take time to read the informational displays to fully appreciate the historical significance.
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🚶♀️ Embrace the Walk
The farm is part of the larger university campus, so wear comfortable shoes for exploring.
📸 Capture the History
The preserved buildings and rural setting offer unique photo opportunities.
📚 Learn About the Past
Take time to read the informational displays to fully appreciate the historical significance.
What Travellers Say
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Visitors praise the model barns for their excellent preservation, offering a genuine glimpse into Hokkaido's agricultural history and the university's foundational role. Many find it a tranquil and educational spot, appreciating the historical significance and peaceful rural setting.
"People say its old hokkaido university
very well preserved to showcase the culture and practices . even the buildings isolation and cattle field are very impressively preserved. its amazing place to consider for sightseeing"
Murugesh M
"A tranquil place to learn about the historical agriculture of Hokkaido."
Chang Yiyin
"This is the first facilities which been built by foundinv father of Hokkaido University for supporting the food daily needs"
Priyo A. Sancoyo
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The farm is located within the Hokkaido University campus. You can reach the campus via Sapporo Subway Tozai Line to Nishijuhatchome Station, then it's a short walk. Alternatively, buses are available from Sapporo Station.
Limited parking may be available on the Hokkaido University campus, but it's often easier and more convenient to use public transportation.
Yes, the model barns are accessible by foot from various points on the university campus. Allow about 15-20 minutes depending on your starting point.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
Entry to the model barns is generally free, as they are part of the Hokkaido University campus and serve as historical exhibits.
The opening hours can vary, but typically the three accessible buildings are open during daylight hours. It's best to check the official Hokkaido University website for the most current information.
Guided tours are not commonly advertised for the model barns themselves, but you can explore the exhibits at your own pace.
No, there is no admission fee to visit the general farm area or the accessible model barns.
🎫 🧭 Onsite Experience
You can explore three well-preserved historic buildings that showcase early agricultural practices, tools, and the foundational role of the university farm.
Yes, Hokkaido University Farm No.2 is still an active research and educational facility, though only specific historical buildings are open to the public.
While it's a working farm, direct interaction with animals is generally not permitted for visitors to ensure safety and the animals' well-being.
Yes, it can be an educational experience for children to learn about where food comes from and historical farming methods.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and take your time to read the informative displays within the barns to understand the historical context.
📸 📸 Photography
Photography is generally allowed inside the barns for personal use, but it's always good practice to check for any specific signage regarding restrictions.
The historic architecture of the barns, the surrounding fields, and the rural landscape offer excellent photographic opportunities.
Drone usage is typically restricted on university campuses and active agricultural sites. It's advisable to check Hokkaido University's specific drone policy before flying.








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