All Reviews of Tanukikoji Shopping Street page 2

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.

Haha, I always come here! I have to shop at Don Quijote, Laox duty-free, and Sapporo Drug Store—these are my go-to places for shopping sprees. I always end up spending way too much, lol.