Recommended for These Travelers
We recommend this article to those planning an enriching 5-night, 6-day trip to Sapporo, especially those who want to focus on key attractions on the 4th day, such as Karasawa Hotel, Toriton Sushi, Sapporo Beer Museum, and Sapporo Factory Shopping Center. This provides useful information for travelers seeking local eateries, shopping, and unique experiences in Sapporo.
Overall Review
This record of the 4th day of a 5-night, 6-day trip to Sapporo covers an itinerary that efficiently explores the representative attractions of Sapporo. In particular, the culinary experience at Toriton Sushi, popular even among locals, the tasting at Sapporo Beer Museum, and the shopping and arcade experience at Sapporo Factory Shopping Center add to the enjoyment of the trip. From accommodation information at Karasawa Hotel to the all-you-can-drink experience at Aiyo Izakaya, it’s a fulfilling day that allows you to feel the diverse charm of traveling in Sapporo.
Travel tips
- When using Karasawa Hotel, it is convenient to pack dedicated attire, towels, and toiletries, and use the dedicated bag for hot spring use. You can receive disposable toiletries for free at the 1st-floor lobby.
- When visiting Toriton Sushi Kousei branch, it is advisable to consider arriving early to reduce waiting time. Preparing sunscreen or a hat is also helpful in case of hot weather.
- When using the arcade within Sapporo Factory Shopping Center, be sure to check the game coin exchange machine carefully. Please be aware that refunds may be difficult if you make an incorrect exchange by mistake.
Related Areas/Places
- Sapporo Beer Museum
- Karasawa Hotel Sapporo
- Toriton Sushi Kousei Branch
- Sapporo Factory Shopping Center
- Aiyo Minami 4 Jo Branch
- Sapporo
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After enjoying a bagel sandwich for breakfast at Richmond Hotel Ekimae, we left our luggage at Karasawa Hotel, where we would be staying on days 4 and 5, and began our full itinerary. Before the open run at Toriton Sushi, we enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the streets and markets, tasting Yubari melon.

At Toriton Sushi Kousei branch, which is popular enough to have locals waiting in line, we were particularly impressed by the excellent taste of the eel sushi. Afterwards, we walked to Sapporo Beer Museum, where we enjoyed a free tour followed by a tasting of Sapporo beer, experiencing the flavor of Sapporo beer.

At the Sapporo Factory Shopping Center shopping center, we enjoyed TULLY’S COFFEE in a space with beautiful planteria, shopped at a 100-yen shop, and experienced the arcade. The experience of taking sticker photos at Japan with extremely enlarged eyes and the episode at the game coin exchange machine became interesting memories.

On the way back to our accommodation, we soothed our travel fatigue by tasting the pure white corn we bought the previous day. We checked the hot spring information for Karasawa Hotel and, despite failing to make a reservation, had a satisfying all-you-can-drink experience at Aiyo Izakaya, which we found on short notice. Enjoying highballs and various side dishes, we concluded our fourth day in Sapporo.
