Some people call this a “money-luck shrine,” and a lot of people come here specially to pray for good fortune.
But the location isn’t very convenient. Regular buses don’t come that often, and if you want to visit both the main shrine and the inner shrine, you really have to watch the weather and the season.
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The eateries here are really tiny. A lot of them only have counter seats, so you’re packed in shoulder to shoulder and still have to pay a cover charge. It’s really easy to end up spending quite a bit, and it doesn’t feel very good value for what you get.
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If you visit Sapporo and skip Nijo Market, you're really missing out. The whole market is super clean and tidy, with no fishy smell at all. Walking around here feels great.
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The prices are way cheaper than in Hong Kong, plus you can get tax-free shopping. Such a great deal!
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All the drugstores here are pretty similar, so it's best to compare prices before you buy. Otherwise, you might end up overpaying.
