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Sapporo Bar Hopping Food Tour
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Mondo's most popular plan! Experience making soba noodles and the king of Japanese cuisine, tempura, in Sapporo!
Mondo's most popular plan! Experience making soba noodles and the king of Japanese cuisine, tempura, in Sapporo!

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$68.94

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Soba and tempura are traditional Japanese foods, each with its own unique charm. Soba and tempura are not only delicious on their own, but when eaten together, they create a synergistic effect, providing an even more enjoyable dining experience. Tempura is a dish made by coating vegetables and seafood with batter and frying them, and the crispy texture of the batter and the flavor of the ingredients are an exquisite match. Typical ingredients include shrimp, eggplant, seasonal vegetables, and local ingredients. Hokkaido is the most famous soba producing area in Japan. Hokkaido's climate and soil conditions are suitable for growing soba, so high-quality soba is produced. Areas known for particularly delicious soba include the Tokachi region and the Furano region. Hokkaido soba is flavorful and chewy, and its taste is loved by many people. In Hokkaido, there are many dishes using soba, and you can enjoy it in combination with local specialties and seasonal ingredients, or in a unique cooking method. Hokkaido soba cuisine is a luxurious experience that allows you to enjoy local ingredients and culture. Therefore, it is also popular with tourists visiting Hokkaido. A soba noodle experience in Hokkaido is a good opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese soba culture and enjoy the local flavors. The soba noodle making experience lasts about 30 minutes. After that, you can taste the soba and tempura you made. The whole experience will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Even small children can easily and enjoy making soba. You don't need to bring anything or prepare anything. Please feel free to come. We hope you enjoy it as a commemorative Hokkaido dinner. *Children under 2 years old are free. For group customers Please feel free to contact the store directly.
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Experience traditional Japanese cuisine, making soba noodles in Sapporo, in a fun and casual way.
Experience traditional Japanese cuisine, making soba noodles in Sapporo, in a fun and casual way.

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$59.09

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Our shop uses everything from buckwheat flour to binders from Hokkaido! Hokkaido is the number one producer of buckwheat in Japan. Hokkaido is rich in nature and pure water, and these environments are suitable for growing buckwheat. In particular, the cold climate is suitable for growing high-quality buckwheat. Hokkaido buckwheat is evaluated for its excellent flavor and texture. Buckwheat grown in Hokkaido is grown using mineral-rich water produced by the rich soil and cold climate. This results in buckwheat with a rich flavor and a firm texture. Experience traditional Japanese cuisine from the Edo period, and the popular soba noodle making in a fun and casual way! Now you can make the soba noodle making experience, which has been difficult to get into until now, more casually! More conveniently! Enjoy the soba making experience! Sapporo Subway Tozai Line Miyanosawa Station Exit 6 3 minutes walk 4 parking spaces available in front of the store You will have a full soba experience from making the soba to cutting it and tasting it. A soba craftsman will provide you with full support, so even beginners can feel at ease♪ The soba you make yourself is much tastier than any other soba you have ever eaten. Our shop is usually a popular hand-made soba shop in Sapporo. The soba craftsman will support you in a fun way during the experience. Flow of the soba making experience ① Mix the soba flour ② Stretch the soba ③ Cut the soba ④ Taste the soba you made The actual soba making experience takes about 30 minutes. After that, you will taste the soba, and the entire experience will take about 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete. Even small children can easily and enjoy making soba. You don't need to bring anything or prepare anything. Please feel free to come. Group customers and travel agencies should contact us directly.
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About Sapporo

Sapporo, the heart of Japan's northern island of Hokkaido, is a dynamic city where the charm of modern urban life mingles seamlessly with the rich nature and cultural history of Japan. As the host of the 1972 Winter Olympics, Sapporo announced its presence to the world as a city of winter sports, but there's much more to discover year-round. Amid its broad, tree-lined boulevards, Sapporo unfolds a tapestry of experiences, from the stunning architecture of the historical Clock Tower and the Old Government Building to the vibrant Sapporo Snow Festival that transforms the city into a winter wonderland every February. The city is a gateway to Hokkaido's majestic natural landscapes, offering easy access to world-class ski resorts, hot springs, and national parks. This blend of urban sophistication and the allure of the great outdoors makes Sapporo a unique destination, inviting travelers to explore its many facets.



Travel Tips for Sapporo

Traveling to Sapporo is an adventure that requires some planning to fully enjoy. The city's public transportation system, including subways, JR trains, and buses, is efficient and covers most areas of interest, making a travel pass a wise investment for exploring. Accommodations range from luxury hotels to budget-friendly hostels, with options in the bustling Sapporo city center or quieter, scenic outskirts. For an immersive experience, consider staying in a traditional ryokan. Understanding local customs is key to a respectful visit; for instance, shoes are typically removed before entering homes and some public spaces, and tipping is not customary. Whether you're visiting in the snow-drenched winter months or the lush, mild summer, packing appropriate attire will ensure you're comfortable and ready to enjoy all Sapporo has to offer.



Top Attractions in Sapporo

  • Odori Park: Stretching across the city center, this park is famous for hosting the Sapporo Snow Festival and offers a relaxing green space in summer.
  • Mount Moiwa: Accessible via a scenic ropeway, the summit offers breathtaking views of Sapporo, especially at night.
  • Sapporo Beer Museum: Explore the history of beer in Japan and enjoy a tasting at this iconic brewery.
  • Hokkaido Shrine: A tranquil shrine set in Maruyama Park, offering a glimpse into local spirituality and customs.
  • Historical Village of Hokkaido: An open-air museum showcasing the island’s historical architecture and way of life.


Local Cuisine of Sapporo

Sapporo's culinary scene is as diverse as its landscape, offering flavors that are bound to captivate any palate. The city is famed for its rich, miso-based ramen, a warm, comforting dish perfect for cold evenings. Seafood lovers will revel in the fresh catches at the Nijo Market, where crab, sea urchin, and scallops are local favorites. Don’t miss out on trying soup curry, a unique Sapporo creation that combines the heat of Indian curry with Japanese soup elements. For a taste of tradition, savor the Hokkaido specialty of Genghis Khan, a barbecue dish featuring lamb and vegetables cooked right at your table. Sapporo’s confectioneries, like the famous Shiroi Koibito cookies, also make for perfect souvenirs.

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FAQs About Traveling in Sapporo

When is the best time to visit Sapporo?
The best time to visit Sapporo is either during the winter (December to February) for the Snow Festival and winter sports, or in the summer (June to August) for mild weather and vibrant festivals.

What is Sapporo best known for?
Sapporo is renowned for its annual Snow Festival, beautiful urban parks like Odori, delicious miso ramen, and the historical Sapporo Beer Museum.

Where is the best location for tourists to stay in Sapporo?
The best areas for tourists include the city center near Odori Park and Susukino, offering easy access to attractions, dining, and nightlife.

The best tours in Sapporo are:
Food tours exploring local cuisine, cultural walking tours around historic sites, and nature excursions to nearby national parks.

What are the best day trips and excursions from Sapporo?
Popular day trips include Otaru Canal for its picturesque scenery and historic buildings, Noboribetsu for hot springs, and Niseko for world-class skiing.

What are the best tours to do in Sapporo with kids?
Exploring the Shiroi Koibito Park to learn about chocolate making, visiting the Sapporo Science Center, and enjoying the green spaces and attractions at Moerenuma Park.


Things to Do in Sapporo

  • Experience the magic of the Sapporo Snow Festival, an annual spectacle of ice and snow sculptures.
  • Take a relaxing stroll or a leisurely boat ride in Nakajima Park, a serene retreat in the heart of the city.
  • Explore the Sapporo Beer Museum, Japan's only beer museum, for a taste of history and some refreshing brews.
  • Enjoy the panoramic city views from the Mount Moiwa Observatory, accessible by a scenic ropeway journey.
  • Delight in the local flavors by trying out Sapporo's famous miso ramen at popular spots like Ramen Shingen or Sumire.
  • Admire the seasonal beauty of the Botanic Gardens at Hokkaido University, especially during cherry blossom season.
  • Engage in outdoor activities like skiing or snowboarding in the winter, or hiking and cycling during the warmer months around Sapporo’s outskirts.
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Odori Park (Odori Koen)

Odori Park (Odori Koen)

Susukino

Susukino

Jozankei

Jozankei

Mt. Moiwa (Moiwa-yama)

Mt. Moiwa (Moiwa-yama)

Lake Shikotsu (Shikotsuko)

Lake Shikotsu (Shikotsuko)

Asahiyama Memorial Park (Asahiyama Kinen Koen)

Asahiyama Memorial Park (Asahiyama Kinen Koen)

Maruyama Park (Maruyama Koen)

Maruyama Park (Maruyama Koen)

Hoheikyo Onsen

Hoheikyo Onsen

Sapporo TV Tower

Sapporo TV Tower

Nopporo Forest Park (Nopporo Shinrin Koen)

Nopporo Forest Park (Nopporo Shinrin Koen)

Mt. Tarumae (Tarumae-zan)

Mt. Tarumae (Tarumae-zan)

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