Japan/Sapporo

Famous Neighborhoods & Spots

Explore the city's most talked-about neighborhoods through real YouTube videos — see what they're actually like before you go.

Susukino

Hokkaido's largest nightlife district, packed with restaurants, ramen alleys, bars, and neon signage including the iconic Nikka whisky sign.

A long green boulevard slicing through central Sapporo, the main stage for the Snow Festival, Lilac Festival, and other seasonal events year-round.

The city's transit and commercial core, with department stores, underground malls, and the historic Clock Tower a short walk away.

A lively fish market nicknamed "Sapporo's Kitchen," known for fresh Hokkaido seafood, giant crab, and stalls serving kaisendon rice bowls.

A leafy residential area anchored by Maruyama Park and Hokkaido Shrine, popular for cherry blossoms in spring and forest walks near Mt. Maruyama.