Sapporo station shopping guide

Continue Sapporo is Japan's 5th largest city and a business and commercial hub for Hokkaido. It serves as a hub for tourists traveling into the remote desert of the northern island of Japan. It also has the perfect balance of urban urban environment with lots of nature around. Before you go to explore the outdoors of Hokkaido, make a stop here and find out what Japan's newest city has to offer. In this series of special Sapporo blogs, I will be sharing information on some of the best places to go for sightseeing, shopping and food in Sapporo. Happiness is not in the money, but in stores - Marilyn Monroe Sapporo has many places to help you buy happiness in stores. A large number of shops also offer tax-free purchases for foreign tourists (bring your passport). To increase your trading karma into overdrive, head to the following places: Sapporo JR Station: A giant network of underground stores offering souvenirs, clothing, shoes, jewelry, cosmetics and electronics, making Sapporo JR one of the largest shopping sites in Sapporo. Daimaru on the West Wing (International brand stores where I go only to buy windows) and Esta on the east wing of high-rise department stores. Daimaru Food Court is a good place to buy Omiyage such as Kit Kat in a number of strange flavors that I could never have imagined. Apia, Paseo East and West and star-studded place are smaller shopping areas associated with the former two department stores (I love to stroll here to get my monthly retail fix). All of these 5 shopping areas also have good food options to make a break at the gas station. If you are struggling with size when buying clothes, then UNISLO on the 5th floor of ESTA is a good place to buy basic items of clothing. Yodobashi (Western Exit Sapporo Station) and Big Camera (ESTA building) are brilliant places to buy tax-free electronics and other goods. They also have children's play sections to keep your little ones happy. After buying, I once went to the Cinema Frontier Sapporo on the 7th floor of the star-studded venue to watch the movie. Beware of mid-seat traps in Japanese theaters though. . Tip: At the information desk in the center of APIA, foreign tourists can get 1,000 yen welcome coupons, as well as a limited free Wi-Fi connection when obtaining a passport or Hokkaido rail pass. Keeping cash is always recommended as the trading system in Sapporo is mainly based on cash. Opening hours - 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for most stores, Restaurants close between 10:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. Directions: Click here. 100 yen Stores (Hyaku Yen Stores) : I love 100 yen stores in Japan. They're selling array of home goods, gifts, landlines, souvenirs, etc. for as little as 100 yen (consumption tax). Large size departments and small shops can be easily found throughout Sapporo. Daiso and Kando are two of my favorites. Two stores of 100 yen yen at Sapporo Station (on the B1 floor in Este and in the Bridge Building next to the Yodobashi camera). Opening hours - 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (some stores are open 24 hours) Destinations: Daiso near Sapporo station. Odori: The Odori area is famous for its old domestic stores as well as new international fashion stores. Pole City and Aurora City are two of the main shopping districts here. Both of these shopping arcades are underground, hence easy to access in winter as well. They start at Odori station and end at the Susukino metro station. I love the hilarious underground shopping atmosphere here with various shops and cafes. The Parco shopping complex in Odori adopts a number of Western brands along with local Japanese outlets. Mitsukoshi is another shopping complex, right across from Parco. Both of these places have cafes and restaurants to replenish customers. Tip: From the southern exit of Sapporo station, take a walk along the Sapporo Ekimae Dori metro (Sapporo to Susuquino) during a tour of shops, cafes, local art exhibitions, etc. Parco can also be reached directly from the Pole City Business Watch - Pole City and Aurora City Shops - 10:00am to 8:00pm Directions: For directions to Parco click here. Tanukikoji: Developed in the 18th century, Tanukikoji (the place where badgers hang out) was the first organized shopping mall ever established in Sapporo. A colossal number of shops, restaurants, cafes, karaoke bars and nightclubs give it a bazaar-like feel. You can buy almost everything from souvenirs, local food and cheap cosmetics to kimono, tea and incense sticks. I usually go to Donkey Kihote when I'm in Tanukikoji. Donkey has a huge assortment of goods where you can shop until you fall. The Tanukikoji area is a great place for street shops, but ladies, please keep your men away. Tip: Nijo Fish Market is a short walk from Tanukikoji. Opening hours: Around 10am and running late at night. Donkeys is open 24 hours. Directions to Donkey quixote, click here. It can be reached directly from Susukino station. Sapporo Factory Outelt Mall: Don't go by name, Sapporo Factory is actually a shopping mall. It was a former production site for Sapporo breweries. The shopping centre is divided into three main zones. Nijo and Sanjo neighborhoods in the mall sell clothes, shoes, household items, etc. Renga District is an attractive place to search for and purchase local crafts and souvenirs. It also has a great pet store Pet Land if you want to shop for your pets. The ground floor dining options are available and in the atrium they usually event happens, with the largest being a giant Christmas tree lighting. The beer garden with Jingisukan on the corner of the factory is a good place to beer in the summer. Opening hours: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. (shops) 10 p.m. (restaurants) Directions: Click here or walk five minutes from exit exit Central- Mae Metro Station (Tozai Line). Mitsui Outlet Park Kitahiroshima: Mitsui is a network of major shopping malls. The park in Kitahiroshima has hundreds of international and Japanese brand stores serving all the needs of stores. Since it takes about 40 minutes from down the city of Sapporo to get there, I rarely go there. Opening hours: 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Directions : Click here for directions. Rera Chitose Outlet Mall: Rera Mall is the largest shopping mall in Hokkaido and is great for some last-minute shopping before you fly out of Sapporo. It has more than 400 brands under one roof. This reminds me of the major outlets in Australia where I went to my annual shopping. They offer huge discounts on fashion and other accessories. Photo Credit Miki Yoshihito CC. BY.2.0 Business Hours: 10:00 am - 7:00pm Directions: Click here for Ario Ito-Yokado: Ario is my new favorite shopping spot in Sapporo. Located next to the Sapporo beer garden, Ario is very spacious compared to some of the other shopping malls here. This place is a paradise for the young. It has a number of stores for children of all ages, ranging from newborns to teens such as Akachanhonpo, Toys RUs, and BabyS. Plenty of shops for adults are also around. Unlike the shopping districts of Daimaru and Odori, what you will not be in Ario, are major international brands. A large number of restaurants are also available and this is not taxed for foreign tourists. Opening hours: 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Directions: The best way to get to Ario by bus is Chuo #188 and #63 from Sapporo Station North Exit bus stop. Go here on the directions of trains. Share with me what your favorite shopping spots are in Japan, commenting below. For some interesting sites, see the places in Sapporo, go here. As always, thanks for reading Source: Takashi Hososhima Japan is well known for its impressive shopping malls, with stores of such variety where you can find amazing products that you didn't even think of. Sapporo didn't let him down either. There are several malls and shops in town that you should visit if shopping for your cup of tea. Here is a list of 15 places to buy in Sapporo. 1. Sapporo Factory Source: Miki Yoshihito Sapporo Plant a large commercial complex with over 160 stores and facilities. The complex is built on the site where the first beer brewery in Japan used to be. It offers clothing stores, toy shops, gift shops, restaurants, a museum and a cinema. There are many tax free shops for foreign visitors. There is also a large hall where many events are held every year. Access: A 5-minute walk from Bus Center Mae 2. Tanukikoji Source: David McKelvi Tanukikoji is a 1 kilometre long arcade lined with over 200 The arcade starts with Nishi 1 chome and ends in Nishi 7 chome and is the perfect place to shop during rainy weather because The whole street is covered with a roof. There are many clothing and souvenir shops, play centers, restaurants and supermarkets. It is one of Hokkaido's oldest shopping districts, with the first shops established more than 130 years ago. Access: A 5-minute walk from Susukino Station 3. Sapporo JR Station Source: Miki Yoshihito Sapporo JR station is a huge complex consisting of thousands of stores that make it one of the largest shopping malls in the city. Visitors can purchase clothes, shoes, souvenirs, cosmetics, jewelry and electronics. There are also arcade games and a cinema. The information center gives international tourists 1000 yen coupons and a limited time free Wi-Fi connection when presenting their passports. 4. Shiroi Koibito Park Source: Miki Yoshihito Shiroi Koibito Park theme park, created by Ishiya, a local sweets company. They are famous for their Shiroi Koibito cookies, which consists of two butter biscuits with a layer of chocolate between them. The name translates as white lovers. In addition to various chocolate-related exhibitions, visitors can also shop for products made by Ishia. Access: A 20-minute walk from Hassamucho Station 5. Rera Chitose Outlet Mall Source: Miki Yoshihito Rera Chitose Outlet Mall covers an area of 112㎡ and has more than 400 stores. Rera means wind in Ainu and a shopping mall was created to represent this name, with large spaces that give the impression of soft wind passing through. There are a number of shops that allow visitors to come with pets, making it an ideal place for family antics. Access: A 10-minute walk from Minami Chitos 6. Star Spot Sapporo Source: Wikimedia Star Place Sapporo is a large shopping mall connected to Sapporo Station. It has more than 200 stores selling clothes for men and women, toys and souvenirs. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants for people to sit back and relax. There are 68 shops tax free for foreign tourists. In addition to shopping, visitors can enjoy several works of art that are scattered inside the mall. Access: A 15-minute walk from Odori Station 7. Mitsui Outlet Park Kitahiroshima Source: Wikimedia Mitsui Outlet Park Kitahiroshima is a store with thousands of stores selling clothing for women, men and children, shoes, bags, fashion and accessories. After shopping, visitors can relax in one of the many restaurants inside the establishment. There is also a stage where various events are held frequently. Most stores accept credit cards so that foreign guests can shop with peace of mind! Access: by bus from Sapporo Station 8. Akarenga Terrace Source: Miki Yoshihito Akarenga Terrace recently opened a shopping mall right in the city centre, Sapporo and Odori station. It does not have as many shops as other shopping malls presented in this article, but the atmosphere and central central makes it worth a visit. In addition to shopping, visitors can enjoy an outdoor meal on the terrace. It can be reached from the Sapporo-Odori underpass, which is convenient during the cold winter months. Access: A 5-minute walk from Sapporo Station 9. Pole Town and Aurora City Source: Miki Yoshihito Pole City and Aurora City are two underground shopping lanes in Odori. Pole Town runs from north to south, while Aurora Town runs from east to west. In the long corridors there is little: fashion shops, souvenirs, boutiques, supermarkets, galleries, cafes, restaurants and bakeries. Most other major stores in Odori have underground access to two shopping corridors, making them quite popular during bad or cold weather. Access: 5 minutes' walk from Odori Station 10. Sapporo Jyogai Market Source: Cory Doctorou Located near JR Sapporo train station, Sapporo Jyogai Market will welcome you with 30 shops and restaurants that sell fish-related products. Here you can find the freshest seafood such as crabs, scallops, sea heches, shells and shrimp. It's a must-see for foodies! You can choose to eat at one of the restaurants on the market or buy fish to cook in the place where you left off if there is a common kitchen that allows. Access: 10 minutes' walk from Nijyuyonken 11. Lafiler Source: Wikimedia is directly connected to the Susukino metro station, Lafiler is a great mall that offers a variety of fashion goods and everyday goods. It is the largest shopping mall in the Susukino area, with more than 150 shops. The 7th and 8th floors consist of a gourmet area with many restaurants and cafes where visitors can relax. Iyo Yokado supermarket in the basement duty-free, perfect for foreign visitors. Access: near Susukino Station 12. Norbesa Source: Miki Yoshihito Norbes Shopping District is located in Susukino and is well known for its large Ferris wheel at the top of the building. It consists of several fashion stores, as well as entertainment shops and arcade games. There are also plenty of restaurants. The best part of the place is that visitors can enjoy seeing the city from above after they finish shopping. The views are spectacular, especially after sunset. Access: near Susukino Station 13. Sapporo Paseo JR Tower Source: Wikimedia Another shopping district associated with Sapporo Station, Paseo JR Tower has several stores that sell clothes, souvenirs, toys, cosmetics, books, music and other goods, as well as cafes and restaurants. Foreign visitors carrying their passports will be given 100 yen from the coupon, which can be used for each purchase of 2,000 yen. Free internet is available through the building. Access: near Sapporo station Daiso Odori Source: Gilhelm Veljut Daiso is a famous 100 yen shop that can be found in many places in the country. Teh Teh The one in Sapporo is the Odori store, with five floors full of cheap items. If you've never shopd 100 yen before, you should definitely visit it! There are all kinds of interesting small items that can be bought as souvenirs or that can be used in everyday life. Each floor has its own features: stationery, utensils, hygiene items, food and garden tools. Access: near Odori Station 15. Ario Sapporo Source: Ario Sapporo Just next to Sapporo Factory Mall, Ario Sapporo is another shopping complex that contains a variety of shops as well as spa, fitness and entertainment venues. There is also a supermarket Ito Yokado with many unique products that can only be found in Hokkaido, perfect for purchase as souvenirs. The place offers many activity opportunities and is a good place on days with bad weather. Access: A 15-minute walk from Naebo Station Enjoy shopping in Sapporo! Have a good trip and travel! Travel!

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