Most likely it will be open. Their website has hours listed and says the park is closed during "the holiday period December 29th through January 3rd." If the park was going to be closed on 12/25, it would be listed. Christmas is not an official holiday in Japan. You also have to check on when the Emperor's Birthday holiday is as it is always near Christmas. This year, the Birthday is on Sunday 12/23 but observed on Monday 12/24, when the park is closed anyway (not open Mondays). To be 100% sure, you can email the park -- use the "Email" link at the bottom of their webpage. TripAdvisor doesn't allow me to include the email address or website URL in this response. Use Google to get the webpage address and click on "English" at the top right.

Yes, there is a ramp up to the village. If you look on googlemap satellite view, you will note a long ramp on the left side of the building when facing the parking lot. The ramp goes to the building from the bus stop. Most of the village you will be able to see from the outside of the buildings without any problem as the streets are paved. However, the mountain village portion of the village is up and down trails and is not wheelchair friendly. I do not recall any buildings that have ramps allowing access to the interiors. To enter most buildings, guests must take their shoes off, thus preserving the floors and allowing an authentic experience of the interior of a Japanese house. A few buildings have dirt or concrete floors that do not require shoes to be removed.

From Moerenuma Park, walk to bus stop Moerunuma Koen Higashiguchi (Molrenuma Park East Entrance) and ride Chuo Bus 69 or 79 to the bus terminal next to the Kanjo Dori Higashi Subway Station. Take the subway to Sapporo station and transfer and transfer to JR trains and take the train to Shin Sapporo station. (Alternatively, take the subway an additional stop to the Odori station and transfer to the yellow Tozai line and ride to Shin Sapporo subway station, where you will find the bus platforms by the Shin Sapporo JR station). Upon arrival at Shin Sapporo station, take bus No 22 at bus platform 10 outside the JR station. The Historical Village is the last stop on the bus route. The bus is a JR bus, so you can use a rail pass if you have one. It seems like there should be a more direct bus route, but I don' t see it.

Hi, the entrance fees is 830yen (USD7.50) and in winter is 680yen the fees is real resonable

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Hi there, i am not sure whether there are any regulations but i saw people taking video for Japanese costumes album my advise is better for you to make enquiries directly with the authority concern. thank you

This was what I did in Dec 2016. I'm not too sure if the following information still applies. Directions from Sapporo station: 1. Buy a transfer ticket (includes the cost of the subway and bus) from the subway automated ticket machine. (450 yen) 2. Take Nanboku or Tofu line to Otaru and change to Tozai line from Sapporo to Shin Sapporo. (Approx 15 mins) 3. Walk towards the north lane bus terminal - berth number 10 for bus 22. Alight at the last stop. (Approx 15-20 mins) You may refer to the attached photo for the bus schedule.

Not too sure if you still need the information. Directions from Sapporo station: 1. Buy a transfer ticket (includes the cost of the subway and bus) from the subway automated ticket machine. (450 yen) 2. Take Nanboku or Tofu line to Otaru and change to Tozai line from Sapporo to Shin Sapporo. (Approx 15 mins) 3. Walk towards the north lane bus terminal - berth number 10 for bus 22. Alight at the last stop. (Approx 15-20 mins) You may refer to the attached photo for the bus schedule.

I don't know. However, I think most people only use the transport once to get back to the main square after they have walked the main road of the village.