Hokkaido Museum Main Exhibition Instant E-Ticket[E-Ticket]

Overview

Book your Hokkaido Museum Main Exhibition Visit Ticket and explore the rich nature, history, and culture of Hokkaido! Discover the interrelationships between nature and humans through five engaging themes, including Ainu culture and immigrant life.

Highlights

• Get convenient e-tickets in advance
• Book with a Rakuten account to earn or use points for each ticket!
• Enjoy educational activities and events that highlight Hokkaido's heritage
• Learn about the Ainu people and the lives of immigrants from Honshu
• Explore five themes showcasing Hokkaido’s nature, history, and culture

Important Information

Student ID cards must be presented on-site.

Free for middle school-age (under 15) and younger, and seniors aged over 65. Please display something that shows your age (such as a student ID, health insurance card, or driver’s license) when entering.

People with disabilities are admitted free of charge. Please display your disability certificate (ID or passport) when entering the museum. (Free admission for a carer with the manual)

What to Bring

Please present the QR code at the ticket office of Hokkaido Museum for redemption

Meeting Point

Hokkaido Museum

Venue Address

53-2 Atsubetsucho Konopporo, Atsubetsu-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaidō Prefecture, Japan

Schedule

May to September: 9:30-17:00

October to April: 9:30-16:30

The last admission is 30 minutes before closing.

Closed:

Monday (the following day of the holiday in case of a holiday)

December 29 to January 3

Note: The museum may be temporarily closed, please check the latest details on the official website in advance.

Cancellation Policy

Non-refundable after you booked

Description

This is the Hokkaido Museum Main Exhibition Visit Ticket.

Hokkaido Museum is a museum introducing the nature, history, and culture of Hokkaido. The museum investigates and researches the relationship between the natural environment and people, the culture of the Ainu people and their way of living, and the lives of immigrants from Honshu. The Main Exhibition introduces the "Interrelationships of Nature and Humans" through five themes integrating Hokkaido's nature, history, and culture. It also collects and preserves materials that represent a precious treasure of the people of Hokkaido and conducts exhibitions, educational activities, and events.