• Nijo Market - Located in central Sapporo, Nijo Fish Market is a bustling public market that spans approximately one city block. It attracts both locals and tourists who come to purchase fresh local produce and seafood, including crabs, salmon roe, sea urchins, and a variety of fresh and prepared fish.

The market operates daily from around 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, though individual shops may have varying hours and closing days. Among the shops, visitors will find several restaurants, including a selection of small eateries and drinking establishments.

• Soseigawa Park - Sapporo’s Sosei River Park was developed on land made available by connecting north-south underpasses, linking the east and west sides of the Sosei River to create a communal space.

Historically, the Sosei River area was a vibrant hub, featuring a circus, year-end market, street vendors, and various shops along its banks, playing a significant role in the lives of Sapporo’s residents. The park’s design reflects this rich history, offering a cherished urban riverfront area where visitors can enjoy the beauty of all four seasons.

• Sapporo TV Tower - Situated in Sapporo’s Odori Park, the Sapporo TV Tower is a broadcasting tower with an observation deck. Constructed in 1957, the tower stands at 147 meters tall. It was designed by architect Tachu Naito, who also designed other notable towers in Japan, such as Tokyo Tower, Nagoya TV Tower, and Tsutenkaku Tower in Osaka. In 1961, large digital clocks were added to all four sides of the tower at a height of 65 meters.

• Odori Park - Odori Park is a green oasis in the heart of the city, stretching 1.5 km from east to west. Its history dates back to 1871 when it was created as a large firebreak to separate the downtown area from the administrative district to the north and the residential and commercial district to the south.

As the city grew, the park evolved into a relaxing space for residents and a venue for international exchange. Odori Park is renowned both regionally and nationally as a site for major events in Sapporo, including the YOSAKOI Soran Festival in early summer, the Beer Garden and Summer Festival in summer, and the Snow Festival and White Illumination in winter.

• Tanukikoji Shopping Street - With roots dating back to 1869, Tanuki Koji is Hokkaido’s oldest shopping district. This iconic shopping arcade emerged naturally as stores and restaurants began to congregate in the area. Over time, the arcade’s architecture was developed to protect shoppers from the weather. Today, the district stretches nearly a kilometer and features over 200 shops on both sides of the covered shopping area. Visitors will find a wide variety of offerings, including restaurants, bars, vintage clothing shops, souvenir stores, and curios. The covered area ensures a warm and dry shopping experience year-round.

• Susukino - Known as Sapporo’s vibrant gourmet district, Susukino is a popular spot for locals to enjoy drinks. It offers a taste of Sapporo’s local cuisine and beer. In the summer, the area hosts the YOSAKOI Dance Festival, while in winter, it becomes the site of the Ice Festival.

• Alcoholic beverages

• Meals

The tour will take visitors through Sapporo’s sightseeing spots, allowing them to experience the local atmosphere. The journey includes a walk around downtown Sapporo and along the Sosei River. After exploring the local area, there is an option to visit a Japanese restaurant to savor local cuisine that isn’t featured in guidebooks. Walking beside the “Sousei River” provides a serene and comforting view. Following the stroll, the tour will pass by the Nijo Fish Market, a historic market that has been in operation for over 100 years.

As the tour involves walking before dining, comfortable shoes are recommended. In the event of rain or snow (during winter), the tour will be canceled, and a full refund will be provided.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.