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Nijo Market

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·Japan, 〒060-0052 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 2 Jōhigashi, 1-chōme, 南3条東1丁目〜2丁目

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Japan, 〒060-0052 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 2 Jōhigashi, 1-chōme, 南3条東1丁目〜2丁目

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A historic seafood market in central Sapporo with over 100 years of history. Famous for ultra-fresh Hokkaido crab, sea urchin, salmon roe, and seasonal seafood bowls. A compact but lively market where you can eat the freshest catches right at the stalls.

07:00-17:00
011-222-5308Official Website
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Tips
  • Visit early morning (from 7 AM) for the freshest selection and local atmosphere.
  • Try a seafood bowl (kaisendon) — most stalls let you customize the toppings.
  • Crab prices vary by stall; walk through the entire market before deciding.
  • The market is small enough to explore in 30-60 minutes, but budget extra time for eating.
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Real mentions from travel blogs and videos

tokyocheapo

Sapporo Guide: The Definitive Guide to Sightseeing in Hokkaido's Capital | Japan Cheapo

Look for budget-friendly lunch options in the market.

japancheapo.com
japantravel

Spend the Day in Sapporo: Japan’s Northern Metropolis

Try donburi (rice topped with seafood) at the market’s restaurants.

en.japantravel.com

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