This initiative to make Sapporo a “kingdom of sweets” began in 2005. Every year, there is an annual competition to create new and unique sweets representing Sapporo. Many innovative confections have been born from this event. In 2009, the Sapporo Sweets Cafe opened, offering a variety of treats from local sweets shops. The cafe is located in Aurora Town, the underground shopping street beneath Odori Park 2-chome.
Sapporo Sweets Cafe
At the Sapporo Sweets Cafe, you have the option to dine in or take away any sweets you desire. Each month, a rotation of five different shops operates within the cafe, offering a variety of sweets under one roof. This unique concept allows visitors to sample different treats and take home their favorites. Participating shops come from Sapporo and beyond, making it possible to encounter familiar favorites while exploring the city.
Sweets shops at Sapporo JR station area
*B1F means basement 1st floor. You will find some famous confectionaries, such as Rokkatei, ROYCE’, Kitakarou, JUCHHEIM, Fruits Cake Factory and so on.
- Daimaru: B1F — a lot of sweets shops
- ESTA: B1F — some sweets shops but many delicatessens
- APIA: B1F — a few sweets shops but many restaurants
- Stellar Place & PASEO — few sweets shops
- Tokyu department store — some sweets and delicatessens
- Sapporo station west concourse — a few sweets
Sweets shops at Odori Koen Park area
These department stores are the oldest‐established stores in Sapporo, so that there are all brand-name shops. You can buy one at ease in a sense.
- Marui Imai: Odori-kan B2F — many sweets shops
- Mitsukoshi: B2F — many sweets shops
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