Nijo Market

Nijo Market is a historic public market located in Chuo Ward, Sapporo, with roots dating back to the early Meiji period. This lively tourist destination offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, produce, and agricultural products sourced not only from Sapporo but from across Hokkaido, along with numerous dining options. Visitors come from all over Japan and around the world in search of premium Hokkaido seafood, especially fresh crab and scallops, which can be purchased as souvenirs or shipped directly from the market. Within Nijo Market is a multi-tenant dining area known as Noren Yokocho, where many restaurants serve dishes made with ingredients procured fresh that very day, allowing visitors to enjoy authentic Hokkaido cuisine on the spot. Be sure to savor Hokkaido’s signature seafood such as crab and scallops. In addition to dried seafood, processed marine products, and unique local delicacies, the market also offers fruits like Hokkaido melons, which are popular as gifts. Nijo Market is about a 20-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, and it is conveniently located within walking distance of major sightseeing spots such as Susukino, the Sapporo Clock Tower, and the Sapporo TV Tower, making it an easy and enjoyable stop while exploring the city.