Hokkaido Kaitaku Mura is an open-air museum located in Atsubetsu-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, that brings together historical buildings constructed from the Meiji to early Showa periods. The facility covers a vast area of 54.2 hectares and is divided into four areas: urban, rural, fishing, and mountain villages, each of which vividly recreates the life and culture of Hokkaido's pioneering period. In the summer, the village is particularly attractive for its horse-drawn railway that tours the village under the lush greenery and blue skies. This experience of traveling around the vast grounds of the village while riding in a horse-drawn carriage is a rare one that is rarely available in modern times. In addition, there are many summer-only events and experience programs that attract visitors. For example, workshops such as traditional straw crafts and old-fashioned playground equipment not only allow you to experience the pioneering period of Hokkaido, but also allow you to enjoy the fun of making works with your own hands. In addition to visiting historical buildings, you can actually see the tools and furniture from that time inside and take photos. There is a wide range of content that can be enjoyed by a wide range of ages, from children to adults, making it a perfect spot for family trips. Hokkaido Historical Village in summer is a great place to enjoy nature and history at the same time, and is well worth a visit.