Sapporo

Sapporo (札幌) is the capital and largest city of the northern island of Hokkaido, Japan.

Sapporo Halal Travel Guide

One of Japan's newest and nicest cities, Sapporo's population has grown from seven in 1857 to nearly 2 million today. Being a new city, especially by Japanese standards, means it has little in the way of traditional architecture and the like of cities such as Kyoto. But what it lacks in "Japanese-ness" it makes up for with its lovely open, tree-filled boulevards to enjoy in summer and excellent snow (and facilities to cope with said snow) in the long winter.

How is the Climate in Sapporo

Sapporo has four distinct seasons. Temperatures are generally cool and pleasant in a summer, making it a popular place to escape the heat that grips much of the rest of Japan. Winters are harsh by Japanese standards, though not as harsh as the likes of Harbin or Chicago. Snowfall is extremely frequent in the winter, and the city makes full use of it by hosting the world-renowned Sapporo Snow Festival in February every year.

Masjids in Sapporo

Nestled in the heart of Hokkaido, Japan, Sapporo Masjid (札幌マスジド) stands as a recent yet significant addition to the city's spiritual and cultural landscape. Located at 4 Chome-1-29 Kita 14 Jonishi, Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 001-0014, this mosque is not just a place for prayer but a vibrant hub for learning and community engagement.

Welcoming Atmosphere

Open 24 hours a day, Sapporo Masjid offers a cozy, comfortable, and clean environment for worshippers. The atmosphere is imbued with a sense of joy and tranquility, making every visit a spiritually uplifting experience. The warm-hearted and benevolent community members greet visitors with salaam, creating a welcoming environment that feels like home.

A Center for Learning

Beyond its primary function as a place of worship, Sapporo Masjid serves as a Dakwah center on the ground floor. This makes it a must-visit destination for those interested in learning about Islam. The mosque actively invites Japanese people and others to study Islam, fostering an environment of understanding and cultural exchange.

Inclusivity and Community

Sapporo Masjid is inclusive and accommodating, allowing women to join Friday prayers. The mosque’s community is known for its hospitality, especially during Ramadan. Visitors have shared their pleasant surprises at the iftar services provided for all jamaah (congregants).

Accessibility and Location

The mosque is conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station and a mere 3-minute walk from the main campus of Hokkaido University. Its strategic location makes it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.

A Beautiful Sanctuary

Sapporo Masjid is regarded as one of the most beautiful mosques in Japan. It offers a unique spiritual experience, especially during significant Islamic events. One notable experience is the i'tikaf (spiritual retreat) during the last 10 days of Ramadan, where the imam, Sheikh Ismael, provides deep dars (lessons) based on the teachings of great scholars of Ahlul Sunnah.

In summary, Sapporo Masjid is not just a mosque; it is a cornerstone of the Islamic community in Hokkaido. Its commitment to inclusivity, education, and community engagement makes it a beacon for Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Whether you are looking for a place to pray, learn about Islam, or simply experience the warmth of a close-knit community, Sapporo Masjid is a place you must visit.

Travel to Sapporo

Sapporo is Hokkaido main transport hub.

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• New Chitose Airport IATA Code: CTS 新千歳空港 | Southeast of the city, best reached by train or shuttle bus. ☎ +81 123 23-0111 | Opening Hours: Client service 6:20AM Monday - 11PM All international and inter-island flights land at New Chitose Airport to the south east of the city. The route from Tokyo is the one of the most heavily traveled in the world, with several dozen Boeing 777s flying daily on a variety of carriers and flights as low as ¥20000 one way if you book more than one month in advance. Direct international service to Sapporo is limited to China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Province of China, Korea, Sakhalin, Guam and seasonal Flights to Macau and Australia, but both JAL and ANA provide nonstop service to Tokyo Narita Airport|Narita for intercontinental connections. Skybus operates a door to door shuttle and the JR trains run every 15 minutes directly to Sapporo station (36–40 minutes, unreserved ¥2040; reserved ¥2340).

• Okadama Airport IATA Code: OKD 丘珠空港 | 東区丘珠町 43.111918, 141.38164 North of the city. ☎ +81 11 785-7871 - Okadama Airport few local flights within Hokkaido land at the older Okadama Airport.

If traveling by plane, you may wish to consider one of the air passes for foreigners sold by Japan Airlines and ANA, including the Japan Explorer Pass and Experience Japan Fare, respectively.

Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Sapporo

Getting to Sapporo by train is time consuming and expensive. From Tokyo, for example, a one-way trip takes about eight hours using the Hayabusa shinkansen and the Hokuto limited express, changing at Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto station.

The national Japan Railway Pass fully covers the journey. If you are just traveling between Tokyo and Hokkaido, you could consider the JR East-South Hokkaido Railway Pass, which is slightly cheaper than the national pass (¥26,000 for advance purchase). This pass covers travel on the shinkansen from Tokyo to Hakodate, and express trains from Hakodate to Sapporo. It can be used on any 6 days within a 14-day period. Unlike the national pass, however and the JR East-South Hokkaido Pass only comes in one version for standard class travel.

Overnight travel

Overnight trains to Hokkaido were discontinued when the shinkansen began operations through the underwater Seikan Tunnel.

It is now a little easier to make a trip during the day from Tokyo to Sapporo, with trains making the trip in about 8 hours. If 8 hours is too much, or if you will travel over a longer distance (i.e. from Osaka and cities beyond), you may wish to split up your journey; stop to visit another city along the way, or simply find a station along the bullet train route where you can find affordable accommodations. The latter is beneficial to Railway Pass holders. Potential options for layovers include Hakodate and Aomori.

• JR Sapporo Station - 札幌駅 | North 2 West 1 43.067838, 141.350677 On the Namboku Line. ☎ +81 11 222-6130 - This is the main train station for Sapporo.

Sapporo Station serves as the hub for long distance services to/from other parts of Hokkaido, with reserved seating available. These include:

North of Sapporo

• Asahikawa on the Kamui, Lilac, Okhotsk or Soya (every 30 minutes morning and evening, every hour other times)
• Abashiri on the Okhotsk (2 direct trips per day) or Taisetsu (2 daily trips; change in Asahikawa)
• Wakkanai on the Soya (1 direct trip per day) or Sarobetsu (2 daily trips; change in Asahikawa)

East of Sapporo

• Obihiro on the Super Tokachi or Super Ōzora (11 return trips per day)
• Kushiro on the Super Ōzora (6 return trips per day)

South of Sapporo

• Hakodate on the Hokuto or Super Hokuto (12 return trips per day)
• Noboribetsu on the Hokuto, Super Hokuto or Suzuran (17 return trips per day)
• Muroran on the Suzuran (5 return trips per day)

West of Sapporo

Rapid trains run to Otaru several times per hour with connecting trains operating to the ski resort city of Niseko. During peak periods, a daily round-trip service from Sapporo to Niseko operates.

Travel on a Bus in Sapporo

Express buses connect to most points in Hokkaido. The main terminal is next to the Bus Center-Mae station of the subway Tōzai line.

By ferry

Although Sapporo is located inland and there are two major ferry ports nearby: Otaru and Tomakomai. Both have scheduled vehicle and passenger ferry service to points outside Hokkaido.

How to get around in Sapporo

Most unusually for a Japanese city, Sapporo is logically organized thanks to its strict grid system. The main thoroughfare and the leafy Ō-Dōri (大通り, literally "Big Street"), runs east-west across the city and divides the city into North and South, while Sōsei-Gawa (創成川, literally "Creation River") divides the city into West and East, running under the main street Eki-Mae-Dōri (駅前道リ、literally "In Front of the Train Station Road"). The address of every block in the center is thus of the type "North X West Y" (prominently signposted at all intersections), making navigation a snap. However, most businesses etc. will still provide maps to their location, building names or monuments, because the address "North X West Y" or the like simply means that the place you are trying to find will be somewhere in the block, and blocks in the centre of the city can be quite large!

Two public transportation smart cards are sold in the Sapporo area; JR Hokkaido's ' Kitaca' and the Sapporo City Transportation Bureau's SAPICA. While the Kitaca can be used on the buses, subway and streetcars and the SAPICA cannot be used on JR trains, making the Kitaca the better choice for most visitors. If you are coming from elsewhere in Japan and the major smart cards from other regions such as Kanto's Suica and PASMO, and Kansai's ICOCA are fully interchangeable with Kitaca, meaning that you do not need to purchase an extra smart card.

Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Sapporo

The JR above-ground trains are reasonably priced and an excellent option for traveling in Sapporo and surroundings. The trains arrive and depart at specific times. You'll most likely want to take a train to and from the airport.

By subway

Sapporo has three subway lines, all converging at Ōdōri Station at the center of the grid. The Namboku Line ("North-South") runs north-south and the Tōzai Line runs along Odori east-west. Only the Tōhō Line breaks the mold by running in a C-shaped curve from northeast to southeast. Single fares cost ¥200 and up, with a choice between subway-only tickets or transfer (subway, bus and streetcar) tickets. The simplest option is the With You stored value card (lowest denomination ¥2000). On weekends and public holidays and the Donichika-Kippu (ドニチカキップ) allows unlimited 1-day subway travel for ¥700. On weekdays and the One-Day Card allows the same, but costs ¥800. There is also a Bus and Subway Transfer One-Day Card, which allows unlimited 1-day travel on buses, subways, and streetcars (¥2000). Fares for children are about half those for adults.

By streetcar

A streetcar of relatively little utility to most visitors trundles around the southwestern side of Sapporo, connecting to the subway at Susukino. Its most important stops are probably the Chuo Library (Main Public Library in Sapporo) and the Mt. Moiwa Ropeway. It's most useful in winter, when walking the icy footpaths to get to the library or otherwise less-accessible south-western areas of the city becomes quite treacherous. Single-trip tickets are ¥270. They also sell a "Do-san-ko Pass" on weekends and holidays which allows you to ride all you want for a day for ¥700. Since this is less than the cost of 2 normal trips, it is usually advisable to buy this if you are going to make a round trip on an eligible day.

By car

You could try to drive in the city, but parking might be problematic. Generally speaking, using the subways and buses is recommended. There are countless pay parking lots in Sapporo. One of the largest ones is about 100m south of the Susukino South Toyoko Inn, and it's a short walk from the subway.

What to see in Sapporo

• Clock Tower - 時計台 Tokeidai - 43.062602, 141.353681 Close to Ōdōri Station. ¥200 This rather diminutive building has become a symbol of Sapporo, mostly by being the oldest building still standing. It was constructed in 1878 for the Sapporo Agricultural College (now the Hokkaido University) and would not look out of place in "Smalltown U.S.A." The inside has a small retrospective of its history. Visitor beware, as this is for some reason a popular for Japanese tourists coming to Sapporo who feel that no trip to Sapporo would be complete without a photo in front of the Tokeidai, but was actually recently rated as Japan's third "most disappointing" tourist attraction!

• Ishiya Chocolates Factory - イシヤチョコレートファクトリー | ¥600 for a tour, free entrance to the premises - The Chocolates factory has an incredibly corny, but fun, tour building up to a view of the actual Chocolates making floor, and ending with a random toy museum. Also there are two restaurants, a souvenir store, and an hourly robot show complete with annoying music. Famous for its white Chocolates, which is sold under the brand "White Lovers" (白い恋人 shiroi koibito), and is only available in Hokkaido. There is also a cake buffet available at the restaurant on the top floor for "¥1,500" but reservations must be made 3 days in advance.

• Ōdōri Park - 大通公園, 43.059722, 141.346389 - Sapporo's most famous park, it is in the center of town and is considered to be a symbol of Sapporo. Although quite narrow (one might argue that it is a nice boulevard) and the park is quite long, stretching over fifteen blocks across downtown Sapporo. Filled with (during the summer) numerous flowers, trees, and fountains, Ōdōri Park provides a welcome respite from the maddening crowds of the surrounding city. In winter and there's not much to see.

• Sapporo TV Tower - さっぽろテレビ塔 | 43.061111, 141.356389 At the eastern end of Ōdōri. ¥700A tourist trap carbon copy of the Eiffel Tower with an observation deck 90 m high.

• Hokkaido Pioneer Village - 開拓の村 | 43.048278, 141.497056JR Bus from Sapporo or Shin-Sapporo station ¥630A large historical village on the outskirts of Sapporo, offers a snapshot of Japan in the newly-industrialised age. The front gate (an old train station) opens up into a series of opens alleys and buildings of the style pre-20th century. Also a variety of different gardens and shrines. Don't expect costumed performers however — everything is self-guided. An English map is available.

• 100th anniversary Memorial Park - 百年記念塔, hyakunen kinentō | 43.0565, 141.496342 - Just down the road from Pioneer Village. - Free This is the site of a giant (and somewhat imposing) tower which can be climbed, providing a good vantage point of Sapporo (though quite some distance from the downtown) and surrounding mountains. This site is popular with school groups. As of May 2018 and the tower is closed "to prevent danger" and access path is blocked.

• Moiwayama - 藻岩山 - 43.022139, 141.322111 Can be reached by cable car, or with a vehicle and the summit (and tourist centre) can be visited directly. An entrance fee is charged for cars This mountain, also called Moiwa Mountain, overlooks the city and is especially worthwhile at night to observe the city lights.

• Asahiyama Park - 旭山記念公園 Asahiyama Kinen Kōen - 43.039667, 141.315028 - Free. A beautiful flower garden and natural park that overlooks the downtown. Noted for being a good place for romance, and is particularly good for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn colors, and local wildlife such as squirrels and foxes (somewhat of a feral pest around Sapporo).

• Hokkaido Shrine - 北海道神宮 Hokkaidō Jingū - 43.054235, 141.307705 - Free

• Jōzankei - 定山渓 - 42.915833, 141.153611 On the southern outskirts of Sapporo (but still nominally in the city), a 40-60 minutes drive. - This area is famous for both its onsen (due perhaps to proximity to Sapporo) and the very beautiful autumn colours (especially around the Hōheikyō Dam). Accessible by public bus from the JR Sapporo station with multiple departures daily for ¥830 one-way.

• JR Tower - JRタワー | 43.06813, 141.352528 Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 11PM, last entry 10:30PM observatory: adults ¥700, middle and high school students ¥700, elementary school students ¥700 Sapporo JR Tower JR Sapporo Sta07s3s2790 - The newly redeveloped building near JR Sapporo Station marks the center of the city. It is higher than the TV tower observatory is. Affording panoramic views. As a bonus for men and the observation level has a men's room with a view!

• Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art - 北海道立近代美術館 | North 1 West 17, Chuo 43.060062, 141.330378 From Nishi 18 Station on the Tozai Line, 5 minutes on foot, located in a small park. ☎ +81 11 644-6881 | Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 10AM Monday - 5PM Adults ¥250, university students ¥150A modern museum filled with collections of contemporary works and especially glass objects, Pascin of École de Paris, as well as temporary exhibits. The main hall is the center of exhibits of works owned by the museum and the special facility is reserved for "expo" of foreign and Japanese arts. Each summer the museum holds a special course for children.

• Sapporo Art Park - 札幌芸術の森, sapporo geijutsu no mori | 南区芸術の森２丁目７５ 42.940166, 141.340849 West of Highway 453, several kilometers south of central Sapporo. ☎ +81 11 592-5111 - Containing over 74 modern and contemporary sculptures, this art park makes for a great day trip.

• Moerenuma Park - モエレ沼公園, Moerenuma Kōen | 43.124, 141.43 Take the Toho Line to Kanjo-dori-higashi and then the Higashi 69 or 79 bus to Chuo Bus Kita Satsunae Line to Moere Koen Higashiguchi. Doing so allows you to enter the park from the east entrance. free MoereYama A popular excursion for Japanese families, this park offers several acres of carefully manicured grass and monumental landscape installations. Highlights include a 5-story glass pyramid and a man-made mountain, from which one can see all of Sapporo. Rental of bicycles is available, from 7AM - 7PM.

• Hokkaido University Botanic Garden - 北海道大学植物園 Hokkaido Daigaku Shokubutsuen | North 3 West 8, Chuo 43.063667, 141.342472 From JR Sapporo train station, go south 3 blocks and west 5 blocks ☎ +81 11 221-0066 | Opening Hours: 9AM Monday - 4PM 16 year old or older: ¥620; 7~15: ¥700; younger: free A large botanical garden. There are two rock gardens, a rose garden, a lilac display, a greenhouse, and various other gardens. There's a small museum in the garden with artifacts from Hokkaido, some dating back to the Meiji period (no extra cost). In the winter, only the greenhouse and museum are of interest.

• Former Hokkaido Prefectural Government Building - 北海道府旧本府舎 | Chuo-ku N3 W6 Two minutes walk from Sapporo station, in between Ōdōri Park and Sapporo Station ☎ +81 11 231-4111 - Free This beautiful western style red brick building is a famous site of Sapporo and worth taking a quick look, as it is in the center.

Best things to do in Sapporo

• Sapporo Snow Festival - 雪祭り Yuki Matsuri | Opening Hours: First week of February - This is Sapporo's largest event. The festival is best known for the ice sculpture competition attracting artists from around the world, competing to create the largest and most elaborate artworks from ice and snow. The festival is focused on Odori Koen, in the centre of Sapporo. It consists of a combination of large-scale replicas and artistic sculptures; children-aimed attractions; and a separate section for world-wide competitors (where you can see a wide range of smaller artistic sculptures). The festival should be enjoyed both in the day -- but particularly at night when the sculptures (especially the larger ones) are lit up. When the weather is warmer and there's a bit of melting and the smaller sculptures are literally remade every night to ensure that they are in perfect condition the next day. Book accommodation early, because Sapporo gets booked out during the festival.

• Mt. Teine - 手稲山 Teineyama - A ski mountain within easy drive from most of Sapporo. This ski mountain featured in the 1972 Winter Olympics. Offers a good mix of beginner and experienced slopes (in two distinct parks; Highlands and Olympia which have recently been connected). You can purchase a Skip (スキップ sukippu, ski + trip) ticket at any JR ticket office for roughly ¥6500 (depending on which station you start from) that includes roundtrip train tickets to JR Teine station, roundtrip bus tickets from Teine station to the ski area, and a four-hour lift ticket. At Teine Station, make sure to exit at South gate #3 to find the correct bus.

• Skiing - As befits a former Winter Olympics site, Sapporo is famous for its ski resorts, which are easily accessible by bus. Niseko, arguably Japan's top destination for powder, is two hours away by bus.

• Noboribetsu Onsen - It's valley with set of hotels that provide onsens, accessible in 70 minutes by express train from Sapporo station and then 15 minutes commute by bus, so easy to do as a day trip. It has few trails, gorgeous views and onsens to soak in.

• Hoheikyo Onsen - 豊平峡温泉 | 〒061-2301 札幌市南区定山渓608番地2 ☎ +81 11-598-2410 - ¥2000 - Probably the most beautiful outdoor hotspring that is easily accessible from Sapporo. Separate areas for male and female guests offer an indoor bathing area and a large outdoor swimmingpool with mountain view. Massage, a organic juice and a restaurant (Indian Curries or Japanese soba) are available on site. A free shuttle bus departs daily from Makomanai subway station (in front of the middle school) at 10:00 and returns from Hoheikyo to Makomanai at 15:00. Public buses (Rapid 7, Rapid 8 and Kappa Liner) also run regularly from Sapporo JR Station for ¥840.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Sapporo

For those living in Japan who have an omiyage (souvenir) obligation to fill in your Japanese office when you return from your Hokkaido holiday and the best omiyage to buy in Sapporo is the ubiquitous Shiroi Koibito (白い恋人, "White Lovers"). It is a Chocolates slice sandwiched in two wafers of sweet biscuit, individually wrapped and available boxed in a range of different quantities — tasty enough, but rather bland, and few Westerners would associate the taste with Japan. The original flavour is white Chocolates sandwiched in plain sweet biscuit, but there is also a dark Chocolates version. It's available in every souvenir store in the city (try the Sapporo JR area or Tanuki Koji Shopping Arcade when shopping for souvenirs), and also most souvenir stores around the island.

Being a wintery kind of place for a good part of each year, Sapporo also has many stores selling all manner of snow goods. At the beginning and end of each season, many good deals on the previous year's gear can be found, often at discounts of up to 60% off, sometimes more! Also and there are several sports recycle stores in the city and suburbs where good deals on barely-used gear can be found, thanks to the Japanese fondness for having new gear every season. Ask Sapporo Tourism Board to help you locate sports recycle and snow-goods stores.

Halal Restaurants in Sapporo

Sapporo, the vibrant capital of Hokkaido, Japan, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, snow festivals, and delectable cuisine. For Muslim travelers and residents, the city also offers a variety of Halal restaurants, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the diverse culinary offerings while adhering to dietary requirements. Here’s a guide to some of the best Halal restaurants in Sapporo, each offering a unique dining experience.

Watan Sapporo Halal Food

Location: Kita 14 Jonishi, 3 Chome−1−15 ゼウスビル 1階
Rating: 4.6/5
Cuisine: Indian

This Indian grocery store also serves a variety of Halal food options. With in-store shopping, kerbside pickup, and delivery available, it’s a convenient choice for those looking to enjoy Halal Indian cuisine at home.

The Kebab (ザ・ケバブ) 平岸店

Location: Hiragishi 1 Jo, 4 Chome−2−37 サンホームＭ・Ｓみはらし公園
Rating: 4.4/5
Cuisine: Turkish

Known for its delicious and authentic Turkish kebabs, this shop offers a taste of Turkey right in Sapporo. It’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors craving Halal Turkish food.

Taj Mahal

Location: 北２条東４丁目
Rating: 4.1/5
Cuisine: Indian

Taj Mahal offers an enjoyable buffet with a wide variety of Halal dishes. It’s a perfect place for those who want to sample multiple dishes in one sitting.

Lale Turkish Cafe & Restaurant

Location: Minami 6 Jonishi, 14 Chome−1−20 1F
Rating: 4.4/5
Cuisine: Turkish

Described as a treasure for Halal food seekers, Lale Turkish Cafe & Restaurant offers an array of authentic Turkish dishes in a cozy setting.

Warung Jawa

Location: 3 Chome-1-15 Kita 14 Jonishi
Rating: 4.2/5
Cuisine: Indonesian

This vibey place serves authentic Indonesian Halal food. It’s a great spot for those who enjoy the rich and spicy flavors of Indonesian cuisine.

Spice Dining Chandama

Location: Kita 3 Jonishi, 7 Chome−１−1 緑苑ビル 地下1階
Rating: 4.5/5
Cuisine: Indian

Known for its delicious Halal food, Spice Dining Chandama offers a variety of Indian dishes that are sure to satisfy your taste buds.

Dawat Indian Restaurant

Location: 105 4 Chome-1-11 Kita 17 Jonishi
Rating: 4.6/5
Cuisine: Indian

Often hailed as the best Halal restaurant in all of Sapporo, Dawat Indian Restaurant offers an extensive menu of flavorful Indian dishes.

Fugetsu

Location: Minami 3 Jonishi, 4 Chome−12-1 アルシュビル 5F
Rating: 4.2/5
Cuisine: Japanese (Okonomiyaki)

While known for their okonomiyaki, Fugetsu also provides Halal options, making it a must-visit for those who want to try this iconic Japanese dish.

Mirch

Location: 20 Chome-1-16 Minami 5 Jonishi
Rating: 4.2/5
Cuisine: Indian

Mirch offers a simple yet delightful space for enjoying a variety of Indian Curries and breads, all Halal-certified.

Fuku Noki

Location: Minami 4 Jonishi, 10 Chome, 南４条ユニハウス 1F
Rating: 4.6/5
Cuisine: Ramen

Known for being Muslim-friendly, Fuku Noki offers Halal ramen options, making it a great place to enjoy this beloved Japanese dish.

Sagarmatha Chula

Location: Kita 13 Jonishi, 16 Chome−1−11 ラフォーレ桑園 1F左
Rating: 4.2/5
Cuisine: Nepalese

This restaurant provides a variety of Nepalese dishes with Halal options, offering a unique culinary experience in Sapporo.

Jyotit The Door to India

Location: Minami 3 Jonishi, 4 Chome−１６−1, Wakatsuki Square.Bld, 7F
Rating: 4.8/5
Cuisine: Indian

With rave reviews, JYOTI The Door to India is known for its exceptional Halal food, including must-try dishes like the shrimp and butter Chicken.

Crazy Spice

Location: 5 Chome-1-22 Kita 16 Jonishi
Rating: 4.0/5
Cuisine: Japanese Curry

This spot offers a Halal menu featuring a variety of Japanese Curries dishes, perfect for those who enjoy this comforting cuisine.

Sapporo's Halal restaurant scene is diverse and welcoming, offering a wide range of cuisines from around the world. Whether you're in the mood for Indian, (Turkish), (Indonesian), or Japanese food, there's a Halal option waiting for you. Enjoy your culinary adventure in Sapporo!

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The Travel Guide encompasses a wide range of features that will undoubtedly enhance the travel experience for Muslim visitors to Sapporo. Key components include:

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The eHalal Travel Group's Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Sapporo is now accessible on this page. The guide will be regularly updated to ensure that Muslim travelers have access to the latest information, thus reinforcing its status as a reliable companion for Muslim travelers exploring Sapporo.

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eHalal Group Sapporo is a prominent real estate company specializing in providing Muslim-friendly properties in Sapporo. Our mission is to cater to the specific needs and preferences of the Muslim community by offering a wide range of halal-certified residential and commercial properties, including houses, condos, and factories. With our commitment to excellence, client satisfaction, and adherence to Islamic principles, eHalal Group has established itself as a trusted name in the real estate industry in Sapporo.

At eHalal Group, we understand the importance of meeting the unique requirements of Muslim individuals and families seeking properties that align with their cultural and religious trainings. Our extensive portfolio of Muslim-friendly properties in Sapporo ensures that clients have access to a diverse selection of options tailored to their needs. Whether it's a luxurious villa, a modern condominium, or a fully equipped factory, our team is dedicated to assisting clients in finding their ideal property.

For those seeking a comfortable and modern living space, our condos are an excellent choice. Starting at US$ 350,000 and these condominium units offer contemporary designs, state-of-the-art facilities, and convenient locations within Sapporo. Each condo is thoughtfully designed to incorporate halal-friendly features and amenities, ensuring a seamless integration of Islamic values into everyday living.

If you are looking for a more spacious option, our houses are perfect for you. Starting at US$ 650,000, our houses provide ample living space, privacy, and a range of customizable features to meet your specific requirements. These houses are located in well-established neighborhoods in Sapporo, offering a harmonious balance between modern living and Islamic values.

For those seeking luxury and exclusivity, our luxury villas in Sapporo are the epitome of sophistication and elegance. Starting at US$ 1.5 million and these villas offer a lavish lifestyle with private amenities, breathtaking views, and meticulous attention to detail. Each luxury villa is meticulously designed to provide a serene and halal environment, allowing you to enjoy the finest living experience while adhering to your Islamic principles. For further details please email us at realestate@ehalal.io

Muslim Friendly hotels in Sapporo

• ANA Hotel Sapporo
• Best Western Hotel Fino Sapporo
• Capsule Inn Sapporo
• Cross Hotel Sapporo
• Jozankei Milione Ryokan Hotel
• Nakamuraya Ryokan Sapporo
• Park Hotel Sapporo
• Renaissance Sapporo Hotel

Stay safe as a Muslim in Sapporo

• No smoking - Downtown Sapporo is a smoke-free area. Smoking on public streets and in public buildings will get you fined, should the police be inclined, so please use smoking areas in cafes. Relatedly, cigarette vending machines require a special ID card.

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Consulates in Sapporo

China | 5-1. South 13, West 23, Chuo-ku ☎ +81 11-563-5563 +81 11-563-1818

South Korea | 1-4. North 2, West 12, Chuo-ku ☎ +81 11-218-0288 +81 11-218-8158

Russia - 2-5, South 14, West 12, Chuo-ku ☎ +81 11-561-3171 +81 11-561-8897

Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Sapporo

• Otaru, roughly 60 minutes by vehicle (shorter by expressway). A very pleasant small town located on the coast, and famous (within Japan) for its attractive canal which is very European in design. Also famous for its seafood, music box museum (with associated tourist shop) and glass works. Also famous for being the setting of the movie Love Letter.
• Niseko, arguably Japan's top destination for powder skiing and snowboarding, is two hours away by bus.
• The thermal spas (Muslim Friendly) and mossy canyons of Shikotsu-Toya National Park are within easy striking distance of Sapporo.
• Asahikawa Asahiyama Zoo is the most famous and most visited zoo in Japan, even though it's in the middle of nowhere (at least a two-hour trip from Sapporo). Its most famous exhibits are the penguins which walk around the park twice daily (THE must see for all the Japanese who find this immensely cute), and the seals that you can see swim vertically through a large transparent pipe. It also features polar bears, wolves, Japanese deers, big cats, different kinds of monkeys and more. It's most impressive in winter when it's covered in snow (have you ever seen a giraffe walking in snow?!) but a few of the exhibits are also closed during this season.

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