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This information will be useful for those looking for a detailed itinerary for the 5th and 6th days of their 5-night, 6-day Sapporo trip, especially those planning to visit major attractions and restaurants such as Shiroi Koibito Park, Music Box Museum, Ramen Misora, LeTAO, Otaru Canal, Hinachan, and Mega Don Quijote. This article will serve as a great guide for travelers who don’t want to miss out on the diverse experiences in the Sapporo and Otaru regions.
Overall Review
This article, covering the latter half of a 5-night, 6-day Sapporo trip, features a packed yet fulfilling itinerary. It vividly conveys diverse experiences, from the sweetness of Shiroi Koibito Park to the emotional landscapes of Otaru and local recommended eateries. However, the strenuous pace of walking over 20,000 steps in hot weather might feel tiring. Nevertheless, it will be an excellent travelogue for those who want to truly experience the charms of Sapporo and Otaru.
Travel tips
- When visiting Shiroi Koibito Park, it is within walking distance from Miyanoshita Station on the subway, and it has a cafe and restaurant inside, making it a good place to rest.
- It takes about 10 minutes on foot from Minami-Otaru Station to the Music Box Museum, where you can experience the charm of various music boxes firsthand.
- We highly recommend trying the Special Miso Ramen at Ramen Misora, and the cheese tart at Fromage Denish Dani LeTAO is a must-try dessert that we strongly recommend.
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The record for the 5th and 6th days of the full-fledged 5-night, 6-day Sapporo trip begins with a sweet experience at Shiroi Koibito Park. Arriving at Miyanoshita Station on the subway, this place offers an interesting history of the chocolate factory and a tour of the beautiful factory interior. The process visible through the glass windows is a special sight. Despite the high prices, the joy of tasting parfaits and buying sweets at the souvenir shop is not to be missed.
Afterward, moving to Otaru, it’s nice to enjoy the sea view while taking the train from Hassamu Station to Minami-Otaru Station, but the dirtiness of the train windows leaves something to be desired. At the Music Box Museum, you’ll be captivated by the sounds of various music boxes and discover their charm anew. The LeTAO main store has a long wait, so you’ll have to leave with regret and move on. However, the life-changing ramen experience at Ramen Misora leaves such a strong impression that it instantly erases that regret. The signature menu, Special Miso Ramen, is highly recommended.
The night view of Otaru Canal is beautiful even during the day, and a surprise encounter with a flower pot costume character in the middle of the canal adds to the fun of the trip. This day, considered one of the most tiring days of the trip, involved walking over 20,000 steps, leading to accumulated fatigue. However, in the evening, you’ll have a delicious finish with udon okonomiyaki at Hinachan, a specialty okonomiyaki restaurant. On the last day, you’ll finish your trip by enjoying shopping at the Sūtsukino Mega Don Quijote and taste LeTAO cake at New Chitose Airport before returning home. All these vivid experiences and more photos can be found in the original article.
