All Reviews of Tanukikoji Shopping Street

Tanukikoji is a shopping paradise in Sapporo. Whether you're looking for things to buy or restaurants, you'll find them here. I followed the trend and took a photo of the area's famous logo sign. It gets livelier later at night, like a city that never sleeps. There are tons of tourists, including many Taiwanese visitors.

Tanukikoji Shopping Street is located in central Sapporo, Hokkaido. With over a century of history, this popular shopping street stretches about 1 kilometer and is divided into seven blocks. It has hundreds of stores, restaurants, drugstores, souvenir shops, and specialty boutiques, making it very convenient for shopping, dining, or browsing for hidden finds. The shopping street has an all-weather covered arcade, so you can stroll comfortably whether it's sunny or snowing.

Tanukikoji is definitely a must-visit in Sapporo! It has a great vibe from daytime all the way into the evening. You can find drugstores, souvenirs, and food all in one place, and the whole street is covered, so you don’t have to worry about rain or snow.

When you get tired from walking around, just pop into a restaurant for some Genghis Khan grilled lamb or a glass of SAPPORO beer. It’s the perfect way to enjoy Hokkaido’s relaxed pace. Just be warned—you might end up shopping nonstop!

Great place to shop.

A must-visit at night on any trip to Sapporo, Hokkaido: Tanukikoji Shopping Street. It stretches across seven blocks and runs nearly 1 kilometer, packed with popular shops for drugstore items, great food, and souvenirs. It’s also connected to the underground shopping area, making it one of Sapporo’s hottest shopping spots. Definitely worth taking your time and shopping to your heart’s content.

The whole street is covered, so you don’t have to worry about rain or snow, and it’s really comfortable to walk around.

They have everything from souvenirs and drugstores to izakayas and street food. Prices are a little more affordable than in the main tourist areas.

It’s covered, so you don’t have to worry about snow or rain—such a big plus when you’re here in winter.

There are drugstores everywhere, which makes it super easy to compare prices. Definitely check out a few.

All the drugstores here are pretty similar, so it's best to compare prices before you buy. Otherwise, you might end up overpaying.

Tanukikoji Shopping Street has lots of duty-free shops, making it a great place for foreign visitors to shop.

You can get here from Susukino or Odori subway stations through an underground passage, so you won't get wet even if it rains.

It's a long shopping street with Don Quijote, 100 yen shops, souvenir stores—super convenient for picking up gifts. There are also ramen shops, izakayas, cafes, and all kinds of places to eat.

There are plenty of affordable hotels along the street, which is really handy.

The first photo is the famous Nikka Whisky sign, a landmark of Susukino. The second is grilled hokke (a must-order at izakayas). Photos 3–5 are of Lamp Light Books Hotel Sapporo in Tanukikoji 7-chome. The first floor is a 24-hour cafe where you can enjoy coffee and books. If you're using the cafe, you can read any book for free. There are also seats with power outlets, so charging your devices is easy and convenient.