
Practical know-how, chopstick etiquette and a few ramen recommendations. Yum!
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
Buckle up for a practical crash course in navigating Sapporo like a pro – and a golden opportunity to check out a couple of the city’s must-sees along the way. You’ll jostle your way through a traditional market, Nijo, trawl the 150-year-old Tanukikoji covered shopping arcade for sweet treats and souvenirs, and head to local hangout Nakajima Park, where you could check out the museum and traditional teahouse, or stroll the lush lawns along Sōsei River towards Iyahiko Shrine. When it’s time for a snack, it’s only right for an honorary Sapporo local to try the city’s specialty at Soup Curry GARAKU, before downing a draft of Japan’s most iconic beer in the city that invented it while your host shares more essential insider tips for your trip.
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Op een rustige manier heeft hij ons veel verteld over Japan. Het olympische stadion was leuk om te zien en het uitzicht over de stad was schitterend. He told us a lot about Japan in a relaxed manner. The Olympic Stadium was fun to see, and the view of the city was magnificent.
Show moreShi Unn was excellent. Knowledgeable and energetic. She catered to my tourist interests. I'm very happy we came together for this tour.
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Show moreLeo, was amazing. We would recommend Leo as a tour guide. People skills were amazing and he allowed my wife (boss) and I to experience at a relaxing pace the tastes of great chocolate and beer. The wonders and mystic of the shrine and temple. The beauty of nature and wildlife. His recommendations have inspiered us to explore more. George and Katie Cormack.
Show moreWe had an incredible time with Ryo. He took us to lots of great places, from the fish market to Hokkaido University. He's a fantastic guide!
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