🌆 [Sapporo, Susukino] A nighttime treat in the neon-lit city: a seafood bowl experience

🌆 [Susukino, Sapporo] A seafood bowl experience, a reward for the night in a city lit up with neon lights

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✨ The charm of Susukino and a walk around the city

Susukino is one of the three biggest entertainment districts in Japan, and is a fierce entertainment and gourmet battleground in Sapporo that is bustling all night long.

It is home to about 3,500 restaurants, including drinking establishments, bars, and ramen alleys, and the city is full of nighttime energy .

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🍣 Seafood bowl in Susukino!

This time we visited "DonburiChaya Sapporo Nijo Market Store".
Enjoy a seafood bowl (1,000-2,000 yen) with a generous serving of fresh scallops, salmon roe, sea urchin, and more, right in the market, just off Susukino!

There are also counter seats, making it perfect for solo travelers or those who want to have a quiet meal by themselves .

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🌃How to spend the night in Susukino
• Night view stroll: A mix of Showa and modern, with intersections wrapped in neon lights and the alleys of Ramen Yokocho. Just walking around is exciting.
• Neighboring areas are also great: Odori Park and Tanukikoji are within walking distance. You can enjoy night illuminations and shopping.
• Susukino Festival and Ice World: Full of seasonal fun events such as summer festivals and winter ice sculpture events!

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🧭Travel tips
• Kaisendon is not only available in the morning at the market: You can enjoy fresh seafood at night in the market and near Susukino.
• Early evening to avoid crowds: You can also have a quick meal before going out drinking.
• Great location right next to Susukino Station!: Right next to the subway and tram "Susukino Station", excellent access.

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A night out in Susukino, enjoying the "sparkling space" and "Hokkaido seafood."

A seafood bowl with a neon cityscape as a backdrop is sure to be a memorable meal on your trip✨

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