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Founded in 1912 as a branch of Echigo's Yahiko Jinja in Nakajima Park—co-enshrining Michizane and known as 'Sapporo's Tenjin-sama' for academic blessings

Founded in 1887 alongside Tondenhei settlers in Shinkotoni—the Meiji-era company headquarters building preserved on site is a rare artifact of the Hokkaido pioneering era

Founded in 1872 by Shiroishi settlers enshrining Emperor Jimmu—the second most visited shrine in Hokkaido for New Year's worship after Hokkaido Jingu

Founded in 1871 atop Tenjinyama, inhabited since the Jomon era 6,000 years ago—known for business and fortune blessings, and as a beloved cherry blossom site in spring

Founded by imperial decree in 1869—the guardian shrine of Hokkaido, beloved by Sapporo residents as 'Jingu-san' amid Maruyama Park

A popular Sapporo shrine dedicated to Toyotamahime-no-Mikoto—nationally known for blessings of safe childbirth and matchmaking, guardian of the western district since the pioneering era

Founded in 1882 when Tondenhei settlers enshrined a branch deity of Suwa Taisha—drawing pilgrims from across Japan for love, fertility blessings, and limited goshuin

Where Dr. Clark declared 'Boys, be ambitious!' — Nitobe Inazo received Christian baptism here at Sapporo Agricultural College and began his path as an international agronomist and thinker

The entire park designed as a sculpture by Isamu Noguchi—a Sapporo landmark born from the transformation of a former landfill

Built in 1878 as the drill hall of Sapporo Agricultural College based on Dr. Clark's vision—its red-and-white wooden Important Cultural Property has kept time for over 140 years