Susukino

Susukino is the most prosperous business district in the center of Sapporo, the center of Sapporo is a concentration of eating, drinking and playing. It is the paper drunken gold fans of the Beiguo Happy Street, Susukino and Tokyo Shinjuku Kabukicho, Kyushu Fukuoka Nakasu and known as Japan's three red light districts.

A happy street is decorated behind Susukino. This name has already shown that this place is not Wangfujing, Japan, not Nanjing Road, Japan... This street is actually used by Japanese people to eat, drink and play. The location is also in the center of Susukino. It is very close to the raccoon path and Datong Park. You can take a look on the road. Of course, the sale here is probably far worse than Kabukicho or something, after all, the degree of prosperity is different.

The most prosperous commercial street in Hokkaido, there are many businesses gathered, dining and shopping, and the customs industry in Hokkaido is also set here, that is, the street is not as clean as other places.

Hokkaido - the largest in the city, the most popular entertainment center north of Tokyo, Japan to experience the life of modern paper drunk gold fans. All kinds of eating, drinking and having fun, everything, not afraid that you can't find it, just afraid that you can't think of it. The prosperity here is reflected in the evening, after the sunset sinks west, various colorful neon lights illuminate the entire Susukino area, crowded, a variety of people in different restaurants, bars in and out, living a life of red and wine, maybe this reflects the vitality and value of life.

Before eating Genghis Khan, I enjoyed all the ice works at the Sapporo Snow Festival Susukino event, which I had to watch at night.

Because the main store of Taruma is the end, I went to Taruma 6.4 and it was delicious! Personally, Genghis Khan is the best ㅎㅎ

During the snow festival, you can see the ice sculptures of Susukino Street!

It is good to stay in a convenient place for restaurants, shopping and transportation! I also take a commemorative photo with Nika Award 🤩