At “Ponpoko Tei,” I highly recommend their hot pot, featuring a secret soup recipe that has been perfected over 45 years. This soup, a blend of fermented ingredients simmered for hours each day, offers a unique flavor that you won’t find at home. Enjoy a variety of hot pot dishes at their specialty restaurant, each … Read more
The “Honjin Tanuki Daimyo Shrine,” also affectionately known as the Tanuki Shrine, was inaugurated during the 100th Anniversary Festival of Tanukikoji. It was established on August 11, 1973, in the fourth block of Tanukikoji, specifically in the Eighth Building (now known as Allsheville). This shrine has become a gathering place for various individuals over the … Read more
In July 1870, the Otani sect of the Shinshu sect (Higashi Honganji Temple) embarked on a significant journey to Hokkaido. Led by the young Gennyo Shonin, who was only 19 at the time, and accompanied by over 100 followers, they initiated the reclamation and spread of their religion. This movement was deeply intertwined with the … Read more
“PIZZERIA DA MASSIMO” is a must-visit for pizza lovers in Shiroishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido. This popular spot has been recognized in the Michelin Guide as a Bib Gourmand establishment, known for offering high-quality food at a reasonable price. The menu is simple, featuring just two types of pizza: Margherita and Marinara. Both are exceptionally delicious, with … Read more
“Sapporo Gokoku Shrine” is a historic site established in 1879 to honor the souls of the Tondenhei soldiers who fell during the Seinan War in 1877. Over the years, it has become a sanctuary for the spirits of those who sacrificed themselves for the country. I invite you to experience the tranquility of “Shoutokuen”, a … Read more
The Sapporo Children’s Puppet Theater “Kogumaza” holds the distinction of being Japan’s first public puppet theater, established in Nakajima Park in July 1976. The inspiration for this unique theater came during a visit by the Mayor of Sapporo to its sister city, Munich, where he was touched by the joy and wonder in the eyes … Read more
“Yamagoya” is a beloved restaurant that has been a part of the community since 1956. In 2003, it opened its doors as a specialty Jingisukan (Japanese grilled mutton) restaurant, catering to those who wished to enjoy this delicious dish all year round. The restaurant’s interior, reminiscent of a cozy mountain lodge, features an intimate setting … Read more
This long-standing restaurant has been a favorite since 1945, located by the Kamokamo River in Susukino, Sapporo. It has welcomed many important guests over the years. At ‘Sapporo Kawajin’, you’ll be greeted with kaiseki meals that beautifully reflect the season’s colors, prepared with great care and traditional hospitality. Enjoy the seasonal flavors in a cozy … Read more
Naritasan Shineiji Temple is the Sapporo branch of the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple located in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture. The temple was established during the Meiji era. Following the formation of the Hokkaido Development Commission in 1869, numerous individuals from Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu moved to Hokkaido to cultivate new lands. Historical records indicate the immense … Read more
If you’re looking to enjoy delicious Chinese food effortlessly, make sure to drop by. The restaurant is easily accessible and boasts a homely atmosphere, friendly staff with a sense of humor, and reasonably priced yet authentic Chinese dishes. Customer satisfaction is a top priority here, and the team is committed to providing service with a … Read more
