2025 Sapporo Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Located in Sapporo City, Makomanai Takino Cemetery is not just a real cemetery but also a leisure park that tourists can visit. It features spectacular attractions such as the Moai statues from Easter Island, which are perfect for taking photos! Additionally, there are replicas of England's Stonehenge and the Great Buddha Head, which draw many visitors to explore. 📍Address: Makomanai Takino Cemetery Takino 2-3, Minami-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido

Here are 6 must-try dishes you'll definitely want to try when you visit Sapporo😋 ① Sapporo Morning Market - Ihei You can eat a seafood bowl topped with sea urchin, salmon roe, crab, and scallops for just 2,480 yen...I'm so impressed✨ ② Ramen Shin A popular ramen shop near Higashi Honganji-mae Station. The yukkejang ramen is just the right amount of spicy, perfect for winter in Sapporo🔥 ③ Nemuro Hanamaru A very popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Sapporo! The two-story scallop nigiri is particularly impactful and delicious◎ ④ Morihiko A stylish cafe in a traditional Japanese house☕️ The combination of gateau fromage and coffee is bliss...♡ ⑤ Kamaei Otaru specialty - bread roll! A B-class gourmet dish made by wrapping fish paste in bread and deep-frying it, full of Hokkaido gourmet. ⑥ Yakisoba bento A cup of yakisoba only available in Hokkaido. In fact, locals love it too, and there are many different flavors, including seafood and salt! It's also recommended as a souvenir 🎁 Sapporo cuisine is so deep that you'll never get bored no matter how many times you go! #Sapporo cuisine #Sapporo trip #Hokkaido cuisine #Hokkaido trip #Sapporo seafood bowl #Sapporo ramen #Nemuro Hanamaru #Morihiko Cafe #Local cuisine #Sapporo food #Bread roll #Yakisoba bento #Hokkaido sweets #Sapporo recommendations #Want to connect with people who love to travel #Absolutely free trip

Went here in winter and it felt straight out of a movie—blankets of snow, frozen ponds, and total peace. They even have free cross-country skiing (yes, free!). No crowds, just quiet and beauty everywhere. Honestly, one of my fave winter spots in Hokkaido. 🤍🌨️ The snow was so thick, it felt like walking through a dream. ❄️ Quiet, calm, and absolutely magical. Freezing? Yes. Worth it? 100%. 💯 #summervacay #wintertrip #hokkaido

Excellent accessibility & simply a "comfortable space to relax in" Located in the center of Sapporo, Richmond Hotel Sapporo Odori is within walking distance of Odori Park, the Clock Tower, and the TV Tower, and is also just a 5-minute walk from Susukino, making it easily accessible. Furthermore, it is located in the Sapporo Tanukikoji Shopping Street, which is lined with about 200 stores, making it ideal for both sightseeing and business. This time, I stayed in a room called the "Japanese Modern Premier Twin ~Popke~"🛏️ This room, which comes from the Ainu word "Popke," meaning "warm," incorporates Hokkaido's traditional culture throughout, and the calm atmosphere was impressive. What particularly impressed me was that the floor of the room was covered with tatami mats. The soft texture of the tatami mats and the warm atmosphere of the entire room were comfortable for my body tired from walking around and working, and I was able to spend a truly relaxing time! #Hokkaido #HokkaidoRecommendedHotels

Summer in Sapporo is a fantastic season for travel, with its mild weather, various festivals, and stunning natural scenery. Unlike the snowy charm of winter, summer offers a different allure. Here’s a recommended itinerary for a delightful summer trip to Sapporo! Tips for Summer Weather and Clothing in Sapporo: The average temperature in July and August is around 25–26°C, making it quite pleasant. However, mornings, evenings, or high-altitude areas can be chilly, so it’s advisable to bring a light cardigan or outerwear. The sun can be strong, so don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Recommended Summer Sapporo Travel Itinerary: - Travel Theme: A relaxing trip that combines the charm of the city with the beauty of nearby nature. - Transportation: Use public transportation (subway, walking) within Sapporo city, and rent a car or join a bus tour for trips to nearby areas. - Rental Cars: Small cars cost around 60,000–80,000 KRW per day. If you want to freely explore places like Furano and Biei, renting a car is convenient. - Bus Tours: Various bus tour packages are available to major nearby areas like Furano/Biei, Otaru, and Noboribetsu. Prices range from 50,000–90,000 KRW, and some include admission fees or meals. It’s a great option for hassle-free travel without driving. - Trains: You can also travel between major cities like Otaru, Furano/Biei by train (e.g., Sapporo-Asahikawa-Furano/Biei). Consider the Hokkaido Rail Pass. 💕Odori Park & Sapporo TV Tower Take a stroll through Odori Park, located in the heart of Sapporo, and soak in the summer vibes. (During summer festivals, events like beer gardens are held!) Enjoy panoramic views of Sapporo city from the Sapporo TV Tower. 💕Sapporo Beer Museum & Sapporo Beer Garden Learn about the history and brewing process of Sapporo Beer at Japan’s first beer museum, and enjoy beer tasting. During summer, the Sapporo Beer Festival is held at Odori Park. If visiting during the festival (mid-July to mid-August), enjoy a refreshing beer in the evening. 💕Susukino District & Genghis Khan Experience the lively nightlife at Susukino, Sapporo’s largest entertainment district. Savor a delicious dinner of Genghis Khan (grilled lamb), a signature dish of Hokkaido. 💕Flower Paradise: Furano & Biei Tour Visit Japan’s top lavender farms, where vibrant lavender and colorful flowers bloom. Capture stunning photos and try lavender ice cream. (Peak lavender season: late July to early August) Aoiike (Blue Pond): Admire the mysterious cobalt-blue pond, whose color changes depending on the weather and time of day. Patchwork Road: Explore the vast rolling hills with crops planted in patterns resembling patchwork. Look for famous trees like Ken and Mary’s Tree and Seven Stars Tree. 💕Otaru City & Onsen Relaxation Transportation: Recommended options include JR trains or bus tours (about 40 minutes from Sapporo). Morning: Otaru Canal & Sakaimachi Street Take a walk along the picturesque Otaru Canal or enjoy a canal cruise. Sakaimachi Street near the canal is lined with charming shops, glass crafts, and music box stores. Visit the main music box hall to hear beautiful melodies. Lunch: Otaru Sushi Enjoy fresh sushi in Otaru, a port city known for its abundant seafood. Afternoon: Jozankei Onsen Head to Jozankei, a nearby hot spring town, and relax in an open-air onsen. (Accessible by public transportation or shuttle bus) Jozankei offers various ryokans and day-use onsen facilities. Evening: Return to Sapporo or stay overnight at a Jozankei ryokan. Staying at an onsen ryokan for the night is a great option. Day 4: Shopping & Departure Morning: Sapporo city shopping or Maruyama Park/Zoo Shopping: Enjoy shopping at underground malls near Sapporo Station (APIA, ESTA, PASEO, etc.) or Daimaru Department Store. Nature/Zoo: Take a walk in Maruyama Park or visit Maruyama Zoo to see adorable animals. (In summer, the zoo sometimes hosts "Night Zoo" events.) Lunch: Savor Sapporo’s specialties Try local delicacies like seafood rice bowls, soup curry, and sweet corn, unique to Hokkaido. Afternoon: Transfer to New Chitose Airport and depart. Additional Tips: - Check summer festival dates: If visiting during the Sapporo Summer Festival (mid-July to mid-August), enjoy events like beer gardens at Odori Park. The Makomanai Fireworks Festival (early July) is also worth seeing. - Reservations: Summer is peak season, so book flights, accommodations, rental cars, and popular bus tours in advance. - Transportation Passes: Depending on your itinerary, consider JR Hokkaido Rail Pass or Sapporo city subway passes. - Sweet Corn: Hokkaido’s summer corn is exceptionally sweet due to the large temperature difference between day and night. Don’t miss it! - Souvenirs: Buy Hokkaido-exclusive treats like Shiroi Koibito (White Lover) and Marusei Butter Sand as souvenirs. Have a wonderful summer trip to Sapporo!

#5月好去处2025 Address: 6th floor of Sapporo PARCO Main Building 3-3, Minami-1-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido ⸻ Atmosphere/Facilities: The store is located in the character merchandise section on the 6th floor of Sapporo PARCO. Although the space is small, it is super dreamy, and every corner exudes a healing atmosphere full of Gikawa💖. The walls are full of character illustrations, with cute sound effects and background music, making people feel like they are walking into the world of animation. The staff is friendly and enthusiastic, the product area has clear movement lines, and the checkout process is smooth. ⸻ Features: • Hokkaido limited dolls are available: the protagonist Gikawa is holding a "Hokkaido map" doll, an exclusive design that is only sold in Sapporo! Cuteness is off the charts, it is the No.1 must-buy when visiting🔥 • A wide variety of limited-edition peripherals: including pendants, coasters, postcards, stationery items, etc., all incorporate Hokkaido elements such as snow, corn, animals and other local designs, which are worth giving as gifts or for personal use. • Cute photo wall check-in hotspot: The special character stand and background wall outside the store are a must-take spot for fans to pilgrimage and Instagram beautiful photos📷 • Regularly launch gashapon and event peripherals: The gashapon machine also has Hokkaido-style character designs, which are full of surprises. ⸻ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) ⸻ Experience: As a die-hard fan of Ghikawa, the attraction I am most looking forward to when visiting Hokkaido this time is not the ski resort or the snow festival, but the Ghikawa store in Sapporo PARCO! As soon as I walked to the 6th floor, I was surrounded by cuteness, as if I had entered the Ghikawa universe. The feeling of accelerated heartbeat is really something that only fans can understand! Although the store is not big, each area is very delicately decorated, like a small exhibition showing character peripherals. What attracted me the most was the **Gee Kawaii doll** holding a map of Hokkaido! I immediately decided to take it home no matter how full my luggage was. The doll design is super healing. The character showed an innocent smile and held the colorful map of Hokkaido tightly in both hands. It really melted my heart. In addition to dolls, there are also many pendants, postcards, and eco-bags that can only be bought in Hokkaido. Characters with special food versions such as corn and crab are also designed. They are very creative and have commemorative value. I couldn't help but spin the capsule machine three times in a row, and I also drew a crocodile wearing a snow suit. I was so lucky! The staff was very friendly and reminded me which products were limited editions and which were about to be discontinued. It made me feel as warm as being taken care of by fan staff. After shopping in the store, you can also visit the entire PARCO department store or walk to Tanukikoji Shopping Street to continue shopping. It's super convenient. This Ji Ka Wa store is definitely an Easter egg in your Sapporo trip🎊. Whether you are a fan or a passer-by, you will be shocked by the cuteness of the limited designs! Don't doubt it, the "map-holding" Ji Ka Wa alone is worth a trip😍! #Sapporo #Odori Park #Sapporo Susukino #Sapporo Parco #Ji Ka Wa Limited Periphery #Ji Ka Wa Store #Hokkaido #Odori Station

Here's what I ate on my trip to Hokkaido this time 🐮 Everything was delicious and I was happy~✨ [Wakuwaku Sky Park] 📍Smile Road, 3F, New Chitose Airport Terminal Building Connection Facility ⏱Park Zone 10am-6pm (last entry 5:30pm)/Shop 10am-6:30pm/Café 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm) 💰Adults 800 yen/Junior and High School Students 500 yen/Elementary School Students and under 400 yen/Free for children under 3 [Nemuro Hanamaru] 📍B1F, Daido Life Sapporo Building, 3-3-1 Kita 3-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo ⏱11am-10pm It's a chain so there are other options too! [Cross Hotel Sapporo] 📍2-23 Kita 2-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido [Shiroi Koibito Park] 📍2-11-36 Miyanosawa 2-jo Nishi, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido ⏱10:00-18:00 💰High school students and up 800 yen / 4 years old to junior high school students and above 400 yen / Free for children under 3 [Hamacko Odori Clock Tower Store] 📍1st basement floor of Barato Kita 1-jo Building, 3-3 Kita 1-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo ⏱7:00-22:30 [Aji no Tokeidai Ekimae Dori Main Store] 📍1st basement floor of Shikishima Kita 1-jo Building, 3-1 Kita 1-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo ⏱11:00-late night [Donburi Chaya] 📍Chitose City Bimi Terminal Building Domestic flights New Chitose Airport 3F ⏱10:30-20:30 [Sapporo Jingisukan Orinari] 📍Nijo Komachi Building 3F, 3-11-8 Minami 2-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo ⏱17:00-23:00 💡Might be a good idea to make a reservation [sinner] 📍1-4 Minami 4-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido ⏱15:00-late night #Hokkaido #Sapporo #New Chitose Airport #Wakuwaku Sky Park #Nemuro Hanamaru #Cross Hotel Sapporo #Shiroi Koibito Park #Hamanko Odori Clock Tower Store #Aji no Clock Tower #Donburi Chaya #Sapporo Jingisukan Orinari #sinner #Absolutely Free Trip

Winter magic at its finest 🤍 Otaru is such a dreamy little town! 🩵 Every corner felt like a movie set — from the old warehouses to the glass museums and music box shops. The vibe was peaceful and cozy, like time slowed down just for me. Loved every second wandering through this snowy gem of Hokkaido! ❄️🍡🎶 Simple moments, beautiful views 🤍 #travel #japan #hokkaido #otaru

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route : Makomanai station 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: The Statue of Buddha 🚇 Transportation :train from wherever you are to Makomanai station then take a bus going to Buddha hill or a taxi😊 whatever seems easier I recommend the bus tho 📷 Photo Spots : everywhere 🏠 Accommodation : Hakodate Global view hotel 💡 Tips The hill of Buddha is a supper cool and really huge place so get ready to walk a long time😅 take care of your feet people #historicallandmarks 💰Average Price per Person: 300¥ to enter and see the Buddha statue

When you think of Sapporo, you probably associate it with winter! But Sapporo has its own unique charm in all four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Among them, I highly recommend visiting Sapporo in the summer! 1. More affordable prices compared to winter Round-trip airfare can be booked for as low as 250,000 KRW, which is 2-3 times cheaper than in winter! ❄️☃️ 2. The beautiful Furano area While places like Biei or Otaru are more stunning in winter, the Furano area near Sapporo truly shines in summer! Especially if you visit around July, you can enjoy the breathtaking lavender fields! 🌷🌹🌻 3. Perfect weather Summer in Sapporo feels like spring in Korea, making it ideal for traveling! The weather is so pleasant that even wearing short sleeves or light long sleeves feels cool and comfortable! ❤️ If you're wondering where to go in July or August, I strongly recommend summer in Sapporo! ❤️🤓

13/2/68 Sapporo boarding time 12.20 Arrive Sapporo - 14.00 Check in to accommodation, rest, change clothes appropriately, find dinner to eat because it gets dark very early here, it's already dark at 4 pm. After dinner, we walked in the snow, took pictures around Susukino. Before going to accommodation, we secretly stopped by Super 2nd Street to buy more windbreakers because the ones we brought were really too cold for the -5 degree weather 😅 14/2/68 Travel to one of the most popular tourist attractions in Hokkaido, Otaru 1 day trip 1. Otaru fish market Walk to find delicious seafood next to Otaru station 2. Otaru canal Otaru canal on a day when the snow falls, very romantic. Around the canal, there are many places to take pictures. At the beginning of the canal, there are a lot of tourists because it's where tour groups come down. If you walk up a little bit, there will be fewer people. There is plenty of time to take beautiful pictures. 3. Kitakaro Main Shop Otaru, a famous dessert shop. The dessert is very delicious. After taking pictures at Otaru Canal, don't forget to stop by and eat. 4. Otaru Aquarium, go see the penguin parade 3 times a day at 10.30, 12.30, 14.30, but we didn't make it in time for the show 😭 Date 15/2/68 Sapporo Sign Seeing Day 1. Nijo Fish Market, a lot of fresh seafood to choose from, but we didn't take pictures for this meal, lol 2. Sapporo TV Tower, another check-in point in Sapporo. You can go up and see the view from above. But we stopped to take pictures around the area instead. 3. The next check-in point is the Sapporo clock tower. 4. Luckily, today the snow started to melt, the sky started to open up, and the streets in Sapporo were easier to walk on, and not slippery. Even though the sun was shining like this, the temperature was 2 degrees Celsius, so it was very cold. 5. After trying the eclair at Kitakaro in Otaru and being impressed, it was the most delicious eclair I've ever had. Today, I decided to stop by Sapporo to eat it. Anyone who wants to come must wait in line. The shop opens at 11:00, only accepting 4-5 tables per round. 6. The next check-in point is the former government office, another landmark of Sapporo. If anyone comes, don't forget to stop by and take pictures. The beautiful old building, combined with the snow, makes for beautiful pictures. The renovation is almost complete. 7. After having lunch, we went back to our accommodation to rest and recharge our energy from the morning. Waiting for the sunset view at Mount Moiwa ropeway and observation desk On 16/2/2568, starting and ending at Susukino, this morning we stopped for coffee at McDonald's 1. Hill of Buddha, travel by subway Sapporo mainline for about 30 minutes and then take a bus for another 30 minutes, we will arrive at Hill of Buddha. On the way here, the view on both sides is very beautiful. There are many places to take pictures, both Stonehenge and the dome of the Buddha statue in meditation posture, which has no roof on top. The snow falling on the Buddha statue is very beautiful. Not to mention the natural view covered with white snow as far as the eye can see. Anyone who visits Sapporo during this time should not miss it. We spent almost half a day here. 2. In the afternoon after lunch, we thought about going to the Ice Festival at Lake Shikotsu, which is held only once a year. Because the journey is quite far... But we went..😅 We traveled from Sapporo JR sta. to Chitose JR sta. to take a bus, but the bus was full, so we didn't stop at this stop. Luckily, we met 2 more Thai people who were going to the same place. So we split the taxi fare for a round trip, which was 7,000 yen, but it was worth it to see the ice sculptures for the first time. So exciting! 🤩 3. The view of Lake Shikotsu is absolutely stunning!

Nijo Market - Oiso🐟 Main Store Every time I come to Sapporo, I always visit here for a bowl of sea urchin rice bowl. The freshness and price advantage due to its local sourcing are unbeatable. Compared to Tokyo, the price is at least one-third cheaper, and it's even more affordable compared to prices in Taiwan. 🫢 This renowned shop in Nijo Market has been my go-to for three visits now. This time, I finally got to try their summer-exclusive, limited-edition dual-colored sea urchin rice bowl featuring purple sea urchin and horse-dung sea urchin 🥰. Of course, I indulged in an extra portion 🤭. Among the three sea urchin rice bowls I tried during this solo trip, this one was the most satisfying 😙. I planned to have brunch here, and it turned out to be a feast 🤭. The extra portion of the summer-exclusive dual-colored sea urchin rice bowl was luxurious, and I added 🦀 crab meat for an even richer experience. Additionally, I ordered the following Hokkaido-exclusive ingredients: 🐚 Hokkaido surf clam sashimi 🦐 Botan shrimp sashimi 🥔 Hokkaido buttered potato 🦪 Fresh oysters For those who prefer not to eat too much raw food, most items can be cooked. If you're unsure which shop to choose in Nijo Market, Oiso is a safe bet with no disappointments. You can confidently step in 😌. Shop Name: Nijo Market - Oiso Location: 〒060-0053 Hokkaido, Sapporo City, Chuo Ward, Minami 3-jo Higashi 2-chome Business Hours: 09:30 - 15:30

Sukiyaki Sankosha was founded in 1918 Strictly select domestic black wagyu tenderloin ㊙️The ancestral secret recipe is to use #secret miso and blend it with sukiyaki sauce It has a slightly fermented sweetness and a softer salty aroma The overall taste is a retro traditional classic flavor It is different from the sukiyaki sauce I have eaten in the past It is indeed very unique😎 I originally wanted to just eat a set meal quietly I directly chose the best meat on the menu🤭 🥩“Special” Special Selection Beef Loose Sukiyaki A5 ¥5,280/portion The meat has a beautiful distribution of fat and is so delicious When I think of the price of Taiwanese wagyu...🫢 The more you eat, the more you will like it. The mentality of earning more Not surprisingly, I couldn't help but order another one🫣 Not surprisingly, it was also considered normal😌 Store name すき焼三光戎 Store location 〒064-0804 レコルトサッポロ 2nd floor, Minami 4-jo Nishi 2, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido Business hours 11:30 - 20:30

This trip to Hokkaido to photograph late-blooming cherry blossoms was perfectly arranged by "Trip.com," with hotels offering mountain views, lake views, and finally, a "garden view." The last hotel, aptly named "Sapporo Park Hotel," sits right by Nakajima Park—what a unique "garden view" indeed, a lakeside retreat. In the morning, I stepped onto the dew-kissed paths of Nakajima Park, quietly brushing past cherry groves. Sunlight filtered softly through the blossoms, glistening on pink-white petals adorned with crystal-clear dewdrops. Ancient trees, deep and lush in their early spring vigor, cradled the radiant cherry blossoms tenderly. The pond rippled gently, blossoms floating on its surface, the crisp air refreshing the soul. This serene place was once a royal retreat during the Meiji era, imbued with imperial grace. Stone bridges, ancient trees, and ponds still whisper of its elegant past. Now, time has washed away its exclusivity, transforming it into a beloved oasis for Sapporo’s residents. Joggers pace lightly along stone paths, elders practice tai chi under the shade, mothers smile at toddlers wobbling by benches, and groups of girls on holiday sit beneath cherry trees, blending into the scenery. The weight of history here melds seamlessly with the warmth of everyday life, weaving a new chapter of spring. I love shooting landscapes at dawn and dusk, so as twilight fell, I returned to the park. Dusk, nature’s master colorist, worked its most enchanting magic. The delicate pink-white blossoms of daylight now seemed dipped in layers of rouge, their hues deepening and intensifying impossibly. Near the hotel entrance, two trees that had blushed faintly in the morning now glowed with a rich, wine-dark radiance, as if absorbing the day’s light to shine with a subdued, profound brilliance against the darkening sky. This chromatic transformation, wrapped in evening mist, felt intensely magical. And all this splendor was captured perfectly by the park’s central pond. The "Iris Pond," its surface now mirror-smooth, no longer rippled as it had at dawn. It greedily, faithfully reflected the sinking sky—a canvas of indigo edged with molten-gold embers of sunset, but most breathtaking of all, the inverted cherry blossom clouds suspended in its depths! Suddenly, three wild ducks startled with a "quack," wings flapping urgently as they skimmed the water, shattering the painted stillness. Nearby, a few mandarin ducks drifted serenely through the interplay of light and shadow, their calm a striking contrast to the earlier commotion. The blossoms and water at dusk held their own quiet, mysterious rhythm. As the light faded further, I lingered, glancing back repeatedly. The cherry blossoms, now deepened by twilight, burned even brighter, their reflections in the water growing richer. The gnarled branches, dense clusters of flowers, and layered colors were perfectly mirrored, yet the water’s shimmer added a dreamlike fluidity. Dusk gently blurred the line between reality and reflection, creating a symmetrical, mesmerizing cherry blossom dreamscape. Back at the hotel, the petal-shaped chandelier in the lobby glowed brilliantly. As if heaven willed it, this "cherry blossom fate" in Hokkaido will forever bloom fully in my heart.

When you think of Hokkaido, you think of miso ramen 🍜 Sapporo is home to countless ramen shops, making it tough to decide where to eat during a limited itinerary. As a local, I’m here to recommend my top 5 picks for Sapporo miso ramen ☝️ 📍1. Shirakaba Sansou The highlight of this shop is the unlimited boiled eggs! A pile of boiled eggs is placed on the table, so you can enjoy them with a sprinkle of salt before your ramen arrives or add them to your ramen 🥰 Of course, their miso ramen is absolutely amazing ❤️ 📍2. Menya Kotetsu This shop is as famous for its fried chicken (zangi) as it is for its ramen. Many locals order the ramen and zangi set 😁 My personal recommendation is the shrimp miso ramen 🍜, a rich and flavorful ramen with a deep shrimp broth ☝️ 📍3. Ramen Ku While it used to have a location in central Sapporo, the shop unfortunately burned down and now operates only at New Chitose Airport. Many locals make the trip to the airport just to eat here. The must-try dish is the grilled corn miso ramen 🍜, featuring a generous amount of sweet corn that pairs perfectly with the rich miso soup! 📍4. Miso Ramen Yamaokaya This is Yamaokaya’s specialty miso ramen shop! They offer a variety of miso ramen options, but my top pick is the sesame miso ramen 🍜. The miso soup with plenty of ground sesame is simply irresistible ❤️ 📍5. Ebisoba Ichigen This shop is hugely popular among international visitors for its shrimp-based broth, which is used in all their ramen dishes. As you approach the shop, you’ll be greeted by the delightful aroma of shrimp broth. While “Ebi Shio” (shrimp salt ramen) is a favorite among overseas guests, my personal recommendation is “Ebi Miso”! Unlike the typical curly noodles of Sapporo ramen, they use straight medium-thick noodles. Sapporo is filled with countless ramen shops, so be sure to find your favorite spot 😙

If you haven't tried this place, you can't say you've truly been to Sapporo. // Jingisukan Daruma // Grilled Lamb 🐐 I've been craving this place for years and finally got to eat here again. One of the highlights of this trip was convincing my travel companion, who usually dislikes lamb, to give it a try. They ended up loving it and kept saying, "This is so delicious!" When I first started coming here, I insisted on dining at the main branch. However, the wait times there are quite long. Over time, more branches have opened in the Susukino area, offering more comfortable seating and much better ventilation systems. Some branches even allow online reservations. From my experience, the quality of the meat is consistent across all locations, so I no longer insist on going to the main branch. 😂 That said, even after dining at any branch, your clothes and hair will carry the smoky aroma as a souvenir. 🤣 But once you're home, you'll find yourself missing that flavor intensely. 😌 Store Name: Jingisukan Daruma Daruma Jingisukan Location: 〒064-0804 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo-ku, Minami 4-jo Nishi 4-chome, 1F Business Hours: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Hotels under the Dormy Inn brand are truly captivating! ❣️ This time, I visited Sapporo, Hokkaido, and of course, I couldn't miss staying at a Dormy Inn hotel. Why? ❣️ It's not a super luxurious hotel, nor is it a nature-filled resort. None of that! Yet, it is incredibly appealing. Why? 💥💥 The charm lies in every detail of the hotel! 💥💥 This time, I stayed at: "Dormy Inn Sapporo Annex" 🟢 Starting from the entrance, you're greeted by two automatic sliding doors that are simple yet elegant. 🔴 The hotel rooms are quite compact, but they are designed with a separate wet and dry area, an open wardrobe, hidden power outlets in the bedside cabinet, and space for luggage while still allowing you to hang clothes—perfectly catering to travelers' needs. 🟠 The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Sapporo, within Tanukikoji 5, making transportation very accessible. 🟡 Right across the street is "Dormy Inn Premium," allowing you to enjoy the hot springs and facilities of both hotels simultaneously. 👍 💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫 Every Dormy Inn hotel comes with the following special features: - Unique hot spring baths, saunas, and free massage chairs. - Complimentary ice pops after bathing. - Yakult in the morning and free delicious ramen as a late-night snack. - Free washing machines and paid dryers at just 200 yen per use. 💯- A perfect self-serve seafood breakfast that is so abundant it will leave you breathless! Featuring salmon, tuna, trout, fish roe, scallops, squid, Hokkaido fresh milk, pudding, soup curry, strawberries, onsen eggs, Japanese tofu, and more. Words can't do it justice—check out the photos! ☺️ ❣️❣️ Making your own seafood bowl is truly a happiness overload! ❣️❣️ How could it not be appealing? How could it not drive you crazy?

【Departing from Sapporo】 🍒 Unlimited cherry picking and a stunning sunflower field 🌻! Enjoy delicious food and nature all in one day as you explore Hokkaido's summer paradise. Have you heard of Rumoi City, located on Hokkaido's western coast? It's a tranquil port town surrounded by beautiful coastlines 🌊. With its cool summer climate, it's the perfect destination to escape the heat! 📍 Sunflower Village in Hokuryu Town This expansive area, equivalent to nearly five Tokyo Domes, is home to approximately 2 million sunflowers 🌻✨. The entire hillside transforms into a dazzling golden yellow, creating a breathtaking view that will leave you in awe 😍. It's a dreamy summer photo spot 📸💛. Indulge in a luxurious seafood bowl at "Maruki," a high-end traditional restaurant with over 50 years of history. This exquisite dish features 15 types of local seafood, offering a feast for your taste buds ✨. Next, enjoy 60 minutes of unlimited cherry picking 🍒. Freshly picked, sweet cherries are yours to savor to your heart's content. You can also sample local delicacies and sake 🍶. Itinerary: Sapporo Station Meeting Point → Sunflower Village in Hokuryu Town → "Maruki" in Rumoi for seafood bowl → Endo Fisheries → Kunimare Sake Brewery → Masuho "Shukouen" Cherry Picking Experience

เซฟเก็บไว้ได้เลยกับ 20 พิกัดที่เที่ยวหน้าหนาว ฮอกไกโด แจกแพลนเที่ยวฮอกไกโดช่วงปีใหม่7วันกับจุดแลนด์มาร์คต่างๆที่ต้องไป จัดมาให้ครบ ☃️❄️ 📍พิกัดที่เที่ยว Day1 • Check in Vessel Inn Nakajima park Day2 • หุบเขานรก • Bear Park • Yakiniku king • Check in Century Marina Hakodate Day3 • โกดังอิฐแดง • เนินฮาจิมังซากะ • Lucky Pierrot เบอร์เกอร์ดังของฮาโกดาเตะ • Grand Blissen Jozankei Day4 • Ningle Terrace • Check in La Vista Furano Day5 • Yuma Farm • Furano ski resort • Furano Cheese Factory • Christmas Trss biei • Mild seven hills • Yakiniku King Day6 • Niseko • Otaru • Susukino • Sapporo TV tower • Check in Toyoko inn Day7 • Nijo market • โรงงานช็อคโกแล็ค • Hill of the buddha • Sapporo Beer museum #เที่ยวญี่ปุ่น #ฮอกไกโด #ซัปโปโร #dreamtravel #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

The best place for foliage and cherry blossoms in Sapporo. Includes the figure skating ice rink used in the Sapporo Olympics Makomanai Park was the main venue used in the 1972 Sapporo Olympics. “The Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena” is where the figure skater Janet Lynn charmed the people with her spectacular performance and it is opened to the public (admission fee required) during the winter months. There is a 3km circular course in the park, and is populated with runners and joggers during the summer and cross country skiers during the winter. On the 82ha park area, there are approximately 50,000 natural trees and a tree as old as 135 years. It is also a popular destination for visitors who want to enjoy viewing the foliage and the cherry blossoms. Dogtooth violets bloom in abundance in May and this is of the largest scale to grow naturally in a city park.

Easy access just a short walk from "Nakajima Koen" station on the Namboku subway line. This is the official website of Sapporo Park Hotel. Beautiful and clean hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Room is small but ok. Lovely view from .the room. Hotel is easily accessible

Moerenuma Park is designed by sculpture artist Isamu Noguchi as a work of sculpture art in itself. The park was reborn from a waste disposal site and transformed into an art park representative of Sapporo over a period of 23 years. The grand scale of this project earned it the name “landscape sculpture.” Visitors can enjoy different scenery depending on the time of the day and season. Instead of picturing yourself in a park, you should probably think of yourself as being inside a huge sculpture piece.

This massive 25.4hectare park boasts approximately 6,400 types of flowers and plants. The park features unique flowerbeds and gardens including the “World Lily Gardens,” where approximately 100 types of lilies collected from around the world can be seen, and the “World Gardens,” which comprise four different types of gardens built in collaboration with Sapporo’s sister cities Portland, Munich, and Shen Yang. From early summer to snowfall, visitors can see different flowers during different seasons. We recommend riding the “Lily Train,” which runs through the park and allows visitors to enjoy seasonal flowers from inside a comfortable train. The park golf course and restaurant tat serves lily bulbs are also popular.

Arrived in Sapporo in the evening and enjoyed a rich miso ramen at Shingen Ramen. The unforgettable taste of the soup was incredible. Its popularity is evident as even foreign tourists line up to try it. Took a stroll from Odori Park to the Clock Tower and TV Tower. Enjoyed the nightlife in Susukino and satisfied a small appetite with some seafood. Returned to the hotel and ended the night with yakisoba bento and Sapporo beer for a toast 🍻. On the final day of the trip, visited the Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill, greeted the sheep and Dr. Clark, and concluded the journey with a meal at the Sapporo Beer Museum. The last meal in Hokkaido was Genghis Khan lamb barbecue, enjoyed with a special sauce and recommended salt seasoning. It was delicious. Hokkaido feels like a place that cleanses the soul. That's the impression it leaves.

Odori Park is an oasis with 92 types of trees including lilacs and elm stands located in the middle of a business district. On its lawns and around its fountains, one can find locals and tourists alike relaxing. Odori Park is called a park, but it’s really a street. In 1871, a firebreak, which cuts central Sapporo into is northern and southern parts, was built. The firebreak became Shiribeshi Dori, which was renamed Odori. Odori Park, which is usually a very calm and relaxed space, is also used for many of Hokkaido’s best-known seasonal events, such as the Snow Festival in the winter, Lilac Festival in the spring, YOSAKOI Soran Festival and beer garden in the summer, and Autumn Festival, which brings together various Hokkaido cuisines, in the fall. In the heart of Sapporo, the iconic Odori Park stretches east to west for 12 blocks (approximately 1.5km) from 1-Chome to 12-Chome and takes about 30 minutes to walk its entire length.#cherry_blossoms #myitinerary #travel #couplestrip #naturalwonders #familytravel #myitinerary

[If you go to Sapporo, visit these places! ✨] Not just gourmet food! Introducing 4 recommended tourist spots in Sapporo where you can enjoy nature and the city🗺️ All of these spots are photogenic and easy to access, so use them as a reference for your sightseeing plans☺️ ✅4 recommended tourist spots in Sapporo 1. Moere Numa Park: An artistic park created by world-famous sculptor Isamu Noguchi! Monuments and glass pyramids are scattered across the vast grounds, and you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons 2. Susukino: When it comes to nights in Sapporo, this is the place to go! A night spot where you can enjoy gourmet food, drinks, and night views in a downtown area with glittering neon lights 3. Sapporo Clock Tower: It is often called a "disappointing tourist spot," but the real thing is retro and cute! A historic building that is perfect for commemorative photos 4. Sapporo TV Tower: Right next to Odori Park! A classic spot where you can see the whole of Sapporo's cityscape from the observation deck. The night view is also recommended ✅How to get there ・From New Chitose Airport to Sapporo Station, it takes about 40 minutes by train! ・You can easily get around the city by subway and on foot◎ ・We recommend taking a bus or taxi to Moerenuma Park! There's more to Sapporo than just its gourmet food, so be sure to come and enjoy it! #SapporoTourism #Hokkaido #HokkaidoTrip #HokkaidoTourism #DomesticTravel #Tourism #EnjoyJapan

Nakajima Park offers a serene escape into nature, especially during sakura (cherry blossom) season. The park feels worlds away from the busy sights and sounds of the city, with quiet paths winding beneath the cherry blossoms. Locals leisurely stroll the paths and gather for peaceful picnics under the sakura trees- creating a gentle, unhurried atmosphere. The lake mirrors the blossoms beautifully, adding to the sense of calm and connection to nature. Nakajima Park is the perfect place to slow down and savor the fleeting beauty of spring.

Lovely park. Winter has just ended, and spring has come! It's such a wonderful scene, seeing the icy lake slowly melting, bugs waking up from a deep slumber, and birds flying back from the south, This scenery reminds me of rebirth, of second chances, and of new beginnings. What a beautiful world we live in. #naturalwonders #cherry_blossoms #couplestrip #travel #myitinerary