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Mt. Okura Observatory

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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
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Mt. Okura Observatory: A Thrill on the Slopes

Located in Sapporo, Mt. Okura Observatory is a historic ski-jump slope that gained international prominence during the 1972 Winter Olympics.

Originally opened for the Winter Games, this 133.6m slope features a steep 33-degree incline. Visitors can take a lift to the top and experience breathtaking views, alongside interactive simulators showcasing the evolution of winter sports technology since the 1970s.

Unforgettable Highlights

🎿 Dive down the ski jump slope: Experience the rush as you simulate ski jumping.

🖼️ Explore rich history: View memorabilia and equipment from the 1972 Winter Olympics.

🔎 Enjoy real-time action: Watch athletes during practice sessions when the venue is in use.

Mt. Okura Observatory is accessible to all, with free entry, making it a great outing for tourists, families, and sports enthusiasts alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Mt. Okura Observatory

1972 Winter Olympics Venue

Mt. Okura was built specifically for the Sapporo 1972 Winter Games, showcasing winter sports.

Unique Structure

The ski jump stands at 133.6m, slightly shorter than Sapporo TV Tower.

Simulator Experiences

Visitors can try a computerized ski jump simulator to feel the thrill of the slope.

Location

1274 Miyanomori

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