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About the route map of streetcars
indicates "Outer Loop (clockwise)"
indicates "Inner Loop (counterclockwise)"
The nearest stop to the designated subway transfer station.
Access to the Mt. Moiwa Ropeway
Take the streetcar "Inner Loop (counterclockwise)" at the stop "Nishiyonchome"
(a 20-minute ride)
Get off the streetcar at the stop "Ropeway iriguchi"
(From there,
a 1-minute walk)
Take the fare-free shuttle bus at "Minami-19 Nishi-15" (a 5-minute ride) * The fare-free shuttle bus comes every15 minutes
(a 5-minute ride)
Moiwa Sanroku Station
Contact
Sapporo Mt. Moiwa Ropeway Sanroku Office, Sapporo Development Corporation
Fushimi 5-chome 3-7, Chuo-ku,
Sapporo City, 064-0942
Tel: 011-561-8177
About the timetable of streetcars
About the fares and tickets for streetcars
Fares
| Ordinary fares | ||
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adults (junior high school students and older) |
230 yen * Price until November 30, 2024: 200yen |
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children (elementary school students) |
120 yen * Price until November 30, 2024: 100yen |
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Infants (1 year old and older, and younger than 6 years old) |
Fares may be charged or may not be charged depending on the case. * Adults or children are counted as guardians, and four infants per guardian can ride the streetcar free of charge. However, this applies only if both the infants and the guardian travel in the same section. |
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Babies (under the age of 1) |
free or charge |
Tickets
Good value tickets
Sapporo 24-hour Streetcar Pass
This economical pass allows unlimited rides on the Streetcar for 24 hours from the start of use.
- Price：
- 840 yen for adults
420 yen for children
* Price until November 30, 2024
780yen for adults
390yen for children
Your pass must be valid when you get off.
Sales of mobile pass only
Sapporo One-day Streetcar Pass
You can take streetcars as many times as you like all day.
- Price：
- 570 yen for adults
290 yen for children
* Price until November 30, 2024
500yen for adults
250yen for children
- Available at：
- the inside of streetcars, Odori Commuter Pass Sales Office, the counter of subway stations designated for transfer from streetcars (Odori, Susukino, Nakajima koen, Horohira bashi, Nishi juhatchome, Nishi juitchome and Hosui Susukino)
- Mobile version：
- For more information, please click here
Dosanko Pass (One-day Streetcar Pass for Weekends and Holidays)
- Price：
- 460yen for one adult and two children
* Price until November 30, 2024
400yen for one adult and two children
- Available at：
- the inside of streetcars, Odori Commuter Pass Sales Office, the counter of subway stations designated for transfer from streetcars (Odori, Susukino, Nakajima koen, Horohira bashi, Nishi juhatchome, Nishi juitchome and Hosui Susukino)
- Mobile version：
- For more information, please click here
* Unlimited rides for one adult and two children with this pass for one day on Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays and the year-end and New Year holidays (12/29-1/3).
SAPICA IC Card
SAPICA is an IC card that can be used as a ticket for the subway, streetcars and buses (JR Hokkaido Bus, Chuo Bus and Jotetsu Bus) within the Sapporo area. You can use it by touching the card reading part of ticket gates of the subway and fare boxes of the streetcar and the bus with it, and the transit discount applies. In addition, SAPICA can be charged and used repeatedly.
SAPICA is not sold on streetcars. Please buy it at a ticket vending machine of a subway station in advance.
About the use of IC cards other than SAPICA
For the subway, streetcars and buses, other IC cards such as Suica, Kitaca, PASMO, manaca, TOICA, PiTaPa, ICOCA, Hayakaken, nimoca and SUGOCA can be used.
How to get on and get off the streetcar
- The flat fare for the streetcar is 230 yen (120 yen for children), and the subway transfer ticket is for 360 yen (180 yen for children).
* Price until November 30, 2024: The flat fare for the streetcar is 200 yen (100 yen for children),
and the subway transfer ticket is for 330 yen (160 yen for children). - Please pay the fare with an IC card, cash or a transfer ticket when you get off.
- Numbered tickets for indicating the fare zone are not issued on streetcars.
Methods for paying the fare
In cases of IC cards
Please make your card firmly touch the card reading part.
If you use the SAPICA commuter pass, please make it touch the card reading part, too.
Other IC cards such as Suica and Kitaca can be also used.
* If you want to charge your card on the streetcar, please ask the driver while the streetcar stops, to ensure safety. Furthermore, please refrain from charging your card on the streetcar during busy times in the morning and evening so that everyone can get off the streetcar smoothly.
In cases of cash or transfer tickets
Please put cash or your transfer ticket in the fare box.
Customers who transfer to the subway by paying the streetcar fare in cash (only at the streetcar stops designated for transfer)
Please pay the fare after saying "Transfer ticket" to the driver and take a transfer ticket.
* In case of payment by IC cards, the transfer discount automatically applies.
Please show the commuter pass (other than SAPICA commuter passes), One-day Streetcar Passor Dosanko Pass to the driver.
About streetcars in Sapporo
The history of streetcars in Sapporo dates back more than 100 years.
It began as a horse tramway in 1909.
The horse tramway was replaced by the streetcar operated by the private sector in 1918, and operation of the streetcar was transferred to the city in 1927. Since then, the streetcar has served as the citizens' most basic form of transportation.
The routes of the streetcar were shortened due to changes in road situations and the start of operation of the subway, but the routes were transformed in a loop in 2015, which made the streetcar easier to use.
From the windows of a streetcar, you can overlook both the old townscape and new townscape and feel the atmosphere of the city of Sapporo.
Many of the cars currently in operation were manufactured more than 50 years ago, but they are still on active service.
Streetcars, which have run along with the progress of the city of Sapporo and form its landscape arousing poetic sentiment, will continue to support citizens' lives.
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