I then walked through Temiya park, which is right by where I stayed, then visited the Otaru Inari shrine.
I said my farewells to the host who was so kind to me, then left for Sapporo by bus.
The first place I went was the Sapporo University campus. I ate my lunch there and wondered thr grounds a bit.
Picture of a child being allowed to play where they aren't allowed to on the pretty campus.
There was a museum on campus, so I looked at the displays for some time.
Besides information about Sapporo University's history and earthquakes, there was a display about Alaskan dinosaurs.
Everyone staying there introduced themselves, and I ended up eating "Genghis Khan" (A Hokkaidou meal involving lamb & veg cooked on a dome shaped grill) together with 3 of the girls. (How delightful!)
After eating we went to the Sapporo broadcasting tower (TV tower or "Terebi tou-san" = "TV father" a pun on 'tou' for tower and 'tou' for father).
We went up to the viewing room and enjoyed Sapporo's night scenery.
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