MGallery Sosei Sapporo

Like its industrial façade and extraordinary interiors featuring a multitude of works of art, Sosei Sapporo is a dazzling world of contrasts, combining Western-style salons with Japanese living quarters. Nothing could be more authentic or historic than this development in which epochs collide, a reflection of what transpired on the island of Hokkaido during the Meiji era (1868- 1912), when the country opened up to the West and laid the foundations of its industrial modernity. In fact, the Kaitakushi Brewery – the birthplace of Sapporo Beer, founded in 1876 on the banks of the Sōsei River that gave the site its name – was already a landmark of the region’s now well-established modernisation. Today, it is a boutique property where heritage, design, and quiet luxury converge. Its warm minimalism pairs with tactile elegance for a refined experience, in a concoction “brewed” by Taiji Fujimoto of Studio Crowe.