ニッカウヰスキー看板
Nikka Whiskey Sign
An iconic neon sign that has illuminated Sapporo's Susukino district for decades, symbolizing Japan's whiskey heritage.
Attractions
Landmark, Cultural, Historical
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The Nikka Whiskey Sign is one of Sapporo’s most recognizable landmarks, perched high above the bustling Susukino entertainment district. This giant neon sign features the iconic image of a bearded man enjoying a glass of whiskey, a symbol of Nikka’s deep history in Japan’s whiskey culture. A beloved fixture of Sapporo’s nightlife, the sign lights up the night and has become synonymous with the city’s vibrant atmosphere. For visitors and locals alike, the Nikka Whiskey Sign serves as a nostalgic reminder of Japan’s whiskey tradition and a photo-worthy stop for anyone exploring the area.
Facilities & Services
- Observation from the street
- Located near bars and restaurants
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