
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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Zarina was very knowledgeable and knew just where to take me.
Show moreHi Toru. We had an enjoyable tour with you and learned a lot about the area. Thank you again!
Show moreLeo was excellent
Show moreI had a great experience on the walking city tour in Sapporo with Leo. He was very personable and showed me some beautiful park areas, scenic viewpoints, and even arranged a lovely tea tasting. It was the perfect way to wrap up my trip to Japan, and I’d definitely come back for more! Communication with Leo was easy and excellent – he’s fluent in both English and Japanese, which made everything seamless. Just a heads-up for future travelers: If a taxi is used during the tour or there are any entry fees, these are not included in the tour price and should be paid separately. Thank you again, Leo!
Show moreMrs Shiunn is super friendly and considerate when it comes to making minor adjustments to the proposed itinerary
Show moreShiunn was the best guide ever. We walked around the city visiting no tourist spots. She is so smart!
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