Sapporo

Known as the beating heart of Sapporo's nocturnal scene, the Susukino District is home to an eclectic mix of izakayas, stylish bars, lively karaoke venues, and bustling nightclubs. Whether you're looking to indulge in gourmet cuisine, sip on meticulously crafted cocktails, or dance the night away, Susukino provides an energetic atmosphere that buzzes with excitement well into the early hours. Its neon-lit streets and alleys invite exploration, ensuring that every night out is an adventure filled with the unique charm and hospitality that Hokkaido's largest entertainment district is famed for.

Famous Door might be located in Japan, but is designed to create a New Orleans atmosphere. This is the type of place where you meet locals and even get to strike up conversation with the Japanese.

The owner designed this American bar himself. The crowd is usually in their late thirties, with two open floors and live bands. You will most likely hear jazz and blues here.

Situated above Buddy Buddy, Beggar's Harlem is the place for the best live music, particularly for blues and jazz . The cosy, eclectic interior with red leather couches creates a perfect atmosphere to relax and unwind.

Going to a typical Japanese Karaoke Bar should definitely be on your list when in Sapporo. People gather with some friends, have some drinks and sing along. Big Echo Karaoke offers karaoke in English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese, with varied song choices to make it possible for everyone to join.

500 Bar, located in the Susukino precinct, is famous to its foreign and local clientele for the affordable prices. Their menu lists all kinds of drinks and food for only ¥540 (tax included). If you don't speak Japanese ask the waiter for the English menu.