
Buzzing underground streets, gyoza and Sapporo TV Observation Deck.
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
Strap in for a whirlwind experience of Sapporo’s own “Little Tokyo” – a bright, bold world of bars, clubs, restaurants and lots of shopping. Get lost in huge, flashy shopping centers, head below to browse 100-yen shops in the underground corridors connecting Susukino to Ōdōri, and stock up on souvenirs and every conceivable Kit Kat flavor (including ‘baked potato’!) in the Tanukikoji shopping arcade. If a wild night is what you’re after, Susukino’s got you covered with hundreds of cocktail bars, karaoke bars, and noodle bars to choose from. After testing your luck at a pachinko parlor – a cross between pinball and slot machines – perhaps you’ll end up in Ramen Alley sampling Sapporo’s miso ramen, generously topped with butter and corn.
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Karen was great and we will use her again.
Show moreOur guide Leo was great, super knowledgeable, spoke excellent English & was very friendly. Our tour was exactly as we had requested
Show moreRyuki answered all our questions without any problem. As we are Australian his English is excellent. Well spoken. Knowledgeable of Sapporo ( Hokkaido prefecture) is excellent.
Show moreWe had a great time with Akihiro. He took us to several good restaurants for authentic Hokkaido food. He was accommodating when we wanted to change restaurants so we could sit together. We had a great time!!
Show moreTour was Excellent!!
Show moreI had the honor and thrill to go eating with the local power lifting legend himself Ryuki. The man is a true gentle giant who knows the area well as he grew up here. Another bonus was he drove us around to locations I would never find myself. Food was great. Conversation and history of area was great. And he was an interesting man to talk to as well. Def eat the cow tonight !
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