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Family-Friendly Dining: 5 Must-Try Seafood Restaurants in Hokkaido

Family-Friendly Dining: 5 Must-Try Seafood Restaurants in Hokkaido

Date published: 29 August 2024

When visiting Hokkaido with family, one of the best ways to experience the island's culinary treasures is by enjoying its renowned seafood. As Japan's northernmost island, Hokkaido is famous for its abundance of fresh, high-quality seafood, making it a paradise for food lovers of all ages. Whether you're craving sushi, seafood bowls, or grilled delicacies, the region offers a variety of family-friendly restaurants perfect for everyone.

In this guide, travel expert Nobuka, who has spent over 15 years exploring Hokkaido's food scene, shares her top five must-try seafood restaurants. These spots not only serve incredible seafood but also cater to families, ensuring an enjoyable dining experience for all.

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Table of Contents
  1. Why Seafood Chain Restaurants Are the Best Way to Enjoy Hokkaido's Fresh Catch
  2. Top 5 Recommended Seafood Chain Restaurants
  3. Experience Highly-Praised Seafood Chains for Great Food and Service!

Why Seafood Chain Restaurants Are the Best Way to Enjoy Hokkaido's Fresh Catch

A selection from Nemuro Hanamaru. At conveyor belt sushi restaurants, it's typical to find two pieces of sushi on each small plate. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
A selection from Nemuro Hanamaru. At conveyor belt sushi restaurants, it's typical to find two pieces of sushi on each small plate. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

When It Comes to Hokkaido's Seafood Chains, Think Conveyor Belt Sushi and Seafood Izakayas

Seafood chain restaurants in Hokkaido mainly fall into two categories: conveyor belt sushi restaurants and seafood izakayas (Japanese pubs).

Conveyor belt sushi spots offer fresh sushi at relatively affordable prices, making them a convenient option. Given Hokkaido's easy access to fresh seafood, it's no surprise that when you ask locals for sushi recommendations, many will suggest conveyor belt sushi restaurants over high-end places. The quality of sushi at these restaurants is exceptionally high.

Seafood izakayas, on the other hand, are places where you can enjoy a wide variety of dishes, including sashimi, charcoal-grilled seafood, fried items, and steamed dishes, all paired with drinks. Izakayas often have an extensive selection of beverages, especially Japanese sake, allowing you to savor Hokkaido's fresh seafood alongside local sake.

Dishes from Umie. Seafood izakayas offer a wide variety of dishes. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Dishes from Umie. Seafood izakayas offer a wide variety of dishes. (Photo courtesy of Umie)

Reliable and Consistent: Great for Families with Kids

Chain restaurants offer a wide variety of menu options, and you can count on consistent food quality, service, and customer care across locations, making them a reliable choice. This is especially true for conveyor belt sushi restaurants, which often have kid-friendly menus, making them a great option for families. Additionally, seafood izakayas frequently have multiple locations in Sapporo, so if your first choice is fully booked, you can easily visit another nearby branch.

Now, let's dive into the top five recommended seafood chain restaurants: three conveyor belt sushi spots and two seafood izakayas.

Top 5 Recommended Seafood Chain Restaurants

Kaitenzushi Toriton: A Beloved Conveyor Belt Sushi Chain Among Hokkaido Locals

Dishes from Kaitenzushi Triton (Photo courtesy of Toriton).
Dishes from Kaitenzushi Triton (Photo courtesy of Toriton).

Kaitenzushi Toriton is a conveyor belt sushi chain that started in Kitami City in eastern Hokkaido and has since expanded across Hokkaido and beyond. When locals are asked about conveyor belt sushi, Toriton is often the first name that comes to mind, highlighting its immense popularity. The secret to Toriton's success lies in the quality of its ingredients. Every morning, they select and source ingredients from the market, ensuring top-notch freshness. The staff carefully prepares the sushi, paying close attention to the size and fat content to create the perfect sushi.

The Teine location on the outskirts of Sapporo. It's about a 9-minute walk from JR Teine Station. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
The Teine location on the outskirts of Sapporo. It's about a 9-minute walk from JR Teine Station. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)

As of June 2024, Toriton operates three locations in its hometown of Kitami and has expanded to ten locations in the Sapporo area and one in Asahikawa. In Sapporo, several of their restaurants are within walking distance of JR and subway stations, making them easily accessible for tourists. While it's one of the most famous and popular sushi spots in Hokkaido, Toriton doesn't accept reservations. To avoid long waits, it's best to visit outside of peak times like lunch and dinner hours or weekends.

At the counter seats, you can watch sushi chefs prepare sushi right in front of you. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
At the counter seats, you can watch sushi chefs prepare sushi right in front of you. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
Booth seating is popular with groups and families. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
Booth seating is popular with groups and families. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)

You can place your orders using a touchscreen panel at each table, allowing you to choose from a wide variety of menu items. The menu is available in English, Chinese, and Korean, making it popular among international tourists who may not speak Japanese. Prices vary depending on the type and quantity of sushi, but most plates, which typically contain one to three pieces, range from around 100 to 500 yen, making it an overall budget-friendly option.

From the front: a trio of shellfish — turban shell, surf clam, and scallop — known as the "North Hokkaido Trio." (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
From the front: a trio of shellfish — turban shell, surf clam, and scallop — known as the "North Hokkaido Trio." (Photo courtesy of Toriton)

The menu features classic favorites like tuna and salmon, as well as Hokkaido specialties including scallops, surf clams, and turban shells. Depending on the day's market supply, you might also find unique offerings like sushi topped with a whole large sweet shrimp or gunkan sushi with octopus eggs - a rare delicacy. It's always exciting to see what's available, so be sure to check it out and enjoy the day's surprises!

The "Whole Botan Ebi" (Japanese sweet shrimp) makes a big impression. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
The "Whole Botan Ebi" (Japanese sweet shrimp) makes a big impression. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
The "Tako no Ko" (octopus eggs) offers a rich, creamy texture with a flavor reminiscent of egg yolk. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
The "Tako no Ko" (octopus eggs) offers a rich, creamy texture with a flavor reminiscent of egg yolk. (Photo courtesy of Toriton)
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  • Menu: Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Toriton Teine Shop
    トリトン 手稲店
    • Address 13-3-30 Maeda 2 Jo, Teine-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 006-0812
    • Phone Number 011-699-5288
    • ・Hours: 11 AM–9:30 PM (*May close earlier depending on the crowd.)
      ・Closed: Open daily

Nagoyakatei: Praised for Its Quality and Quantity of Hokkaido Ingredients

"Kobore Ikura," a specialty of Nagoyakatei, features a mountain of salmon roe piled on top of two gunkan maki rolls. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)
"Kobore Ikura," a specialty of Nagoyakatei, features a mountain of salmon roe piled on top of two gunkan maki rolls. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)

Nagoyakatei is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that originated in Kushiro, known for its commitment to direct-from-source ingredients. With over 30 years of relationships with fishing communities in places like Kushiro, they source fresh seafood from both within Hokkaido and beyond. For example: they bring in scallops, surf clams, and turban shells still in their shells, which are then freshly shucked and served in the restaurant.

As of June 2024, Nagoyakatei has four locations in its hometown of Kushiro, three in the Obihiro area, and nine in Sapporo. The Hassamu and Aeon Hassamu stores in Sapporo are within walking distance from the Miyanosawa Station on the Tozai Subway Line, making them easily accessible even if you're not driving.

The Hokkaido location in Hassamu. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)
The Hokkaido location in Hassamu. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)

You can pick your favorite sushi from the conveyor belt that runs along the tables, or you can place an order for specific items using the touchscreen panel at your table. If you prefer freshly made sushi or have specific menu choices in mind, ordering through the touchscreen is the best option.

The interior of the Hassamu location. It features counter seats surrounding the kitchen, as well as booths. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)
The interior of the Hassamu location. It features counter seats surrounding the kitchen, as well as booths. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)

The menu and prices vary by location, but generally, plates range from 100 to 1,000 yen and include one to three pieces of sushi. Given their focus on direct-from-source ingredients, everything is fresh and delicious. Here are two recommended items to try.

The first is "Fresh Scallops", featuring Hokkaido's natural, fresh scallops, which are rich in flavor and free of any fishy taste. The scallops are so large that they almost cover the rice completely, making for a satisfying bite.

The "Fresh Scallops" come two pieces per plate. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)
The "Fresh Scallops" come two pieces per plate. (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)

The second is "Overflowing Salmon Roe", a signature dish offered at Nagoyakatei's Sapporo locations. The staff will cheerfully scoop generous amounts of salmon roe from Kushiro onto your gunkan sushi, accompanied by lively shouts and drum sounds. This makes for a perfect photo opportunity and is sure to be a highlight of your meal.

You can choose to have the staff's energetic call and drum performance with your order or not. Be sure to opt for the performance to enjoy the full experience! (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)
You can choose to have the staff's energetic call and drum performance with your order or not. Be sure to opt for the performance to enjoy the full experience! (Photo courtesy of Nagoyakatei)

Simply eating the gunkan sushi might leave you with a lot of extra salmon roe. The recommended way to enjoy it is to order additional items like salmon or fresh scallops and top them with the leftover roe. While the salmon and scallops are delicious on their own, adding the extra roe gives them a new and exciting flavor twist.

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  • Menu: Japanese, English
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Nagoyakatei Hassamu Shop
    なごやか亭 発寒店
    • Address 9-17-10 Hassamu 6 Jo, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 063-0826
    • Phone Number 0120-940-836
    • ・Hours: 11 AM–10 PM
      ・Closed: January 1 and 2

Nemuro Hanamaru: A Popular Spot to Enjoy Nemuro's Fresh Ingredients

Some of Nemuro Hanamaru's dishes. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
Some of Nemuro Hanamaru's dishes. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

Nemuro Hanamaru is a conveyor belt sushi chain that was founded in Nemuro, the easternmost point of Hokkaido. The restaurant captures the essence of Nemuro, a town known for its fishing industry, and is dedicated to using fresh, locally sourced ingredients from the area. Occasionally, you might find unique offerings that are rarely seen in markets, directly shipped from Nemuro.

You can watch the sushi chefs prepare sushi. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
You can watch the sushi chefs prepare sushi. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

Nemuro Hanamaru started as a local favorite in Nemuro and has since expanded to multiple locations. As of June 2024, the chain has its original location in Nemuro, along with a branch in Nakashibetsu, seven in the Sapporo area, and two in Hakodate.

The retro ambiance of the Nemuro location. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
The retro ambiance of the Nemuro location. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

Due to the popularity of each location and the resulting long lines, most locations, except the Nemuro store, now use a ticket system. You can get a numbered ticket from a machine outside the restaurant and return at the designated time to be seated. The ticket machine supports multiple languages, including English, Chinese, and Korean.

Since reservations aren't accepted and entry is based on your ticket number, it's a good idea to visit with some time to spare.

The interior ambiance of the Nemuro location, featuring both counter seats and booths. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
The interior ambiance of the Nemuro location, featuring both counter seats and booths. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

Sushi plates range from around 100 to 400 yen, making it a relatively affordable option. Highly recommended dishes include the "Hanazaki Crab Gunkan," which features the famous Hanazaki crab from Nemuro, and the "Hanazaki Crab Teppō-jiru," a flavorful soup brimming with crab and other ingredients. While these items may not always be available, if you find them on the menu, they're definitely worth trying.

"Hanazaki Crab Gunkan" (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
"Hanazaki Crab Gunkan" (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
"Hanazaki Crab Teppo-jiru" (Crab Soup) (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
"Hanazaki Crab Teppo-jiru" (Crab Soup) (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

Another must-try specialty is the "Double-Decker Scallop," which features two thick slices of scallop stacked on top of each other. This sushi not only offers a satisfying bite and robust flavor but also highlights the juicy, fresh taste of the scallops.

"Nikai Date Hotate" (Double-Layered Scallop) (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
"Nikai Date Hotate" (Double-Layered Scallop) (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
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  • Menu: Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Nemuro Hanamaru Nemuro Shop
    回転寿司 根室花まる 根室店
    • Address 9-35 Hanazonocho, Nemuro, Hokkaido 087-0045
    • Phone Number 0153-24-1444
    • ・Hours: 11 AM–9 PM (Last order 8:45 PM)
      ・Closed: Open daily

Nemuro Hanamaru also operates several other brands that showcase the flavors of Nemuro's ingredients in different formats. Among these, I highly recommend "Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitaya," which has three locations in the Sapporo area.

The interior of the Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitateya Clock Tower location. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
The interior of the Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitateya Clock Tower location. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

I recommend trying the "Sashimi Don" at Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitateya. You can order a variety of sashimi and enjoy it like a seafood bowl. Whether you mix and match different types of sashimi or pile on a lot of the same kind, you can create a personalized donburi just the way you like it.

Order a variety of sashimi and arrange it on your rice bowl yourself. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
Order a variety of sashimi and arrange it on your rice bowl yourself. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
Once you've arranged the sashimi, your sashimi bowl is ready! (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
Once you've arranged the sashimi, your sashimi bowl is ready! (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

In addition to fresh sashimi, you can also enjoy a variety of side dishes and set meals, like one-night-dried fish including salmon, mackerel, and pacific saury. "One-night-dried" refers to a type of dried seafood where fish or squid is salted and then dried overnight in a cool, shaded place or with a cold breeze. This process removes some moisture, enhancing the flavor and resulting in a tender, flavorful texture when grilled.

From left to right: sanma (mackerel pike), saba (mackerel), and gin-sake (silver salmon) ichiya-boshi (one-night-dried). Enjoy them as part of a set with rice and miso soup. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)
From left to right: sanma (mackerel pike), saba (mackerel), and gin-sake (silver salmon) ichiya-boshi (one-night-dried). Enjoy them as part of a set with rice and miso soup. (Photo courtesy of Nemuro Hanamaru)

For a full sushi experience, head to Nemuro Hanamaru. Or, if you're looking to savor seafood bowls, sashimi, and one-night-dried fish, make sure to visit Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitaya.

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  • Menu: Japanese
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Ichiyaboshi to Kaisendon Dekitateya Tokeidai (Clock Tower) Shop
    一夜干しと海鮮丼 できたて屋 時計台店
    • Address Tokeidai Building B1F, Nishi 2-1, Kita 1, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-000

Umie: Delicious Seafood and Local Sake

An image of dishes and Japanese sake at Umie. (Photo courtesy of Umie).
An image of dishes and Japanese sake at Umie. (Photo courtesy of Umie).

Umi e offers a wide range of seafood dishes featuring seasonal fish and other fresh ingredients. You can enjoy everything from sashimi and sushi to seafood bowls, as well as grilled and fried dishes. They also serve local Hokkaido specialties like "ramen salad" along with various other salads. Pair your meal with a selection of sake and other drinks for a complete dining experience.

Fresh seasonal ingredients create a variety of dishes. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Fresh seasonal ingredients create a variety of dishes. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Ramen salad (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Ramen salad (Photo courtesy of Umie)

As of June 2024, Umie has twelve locations across Hokkaido: nine in Sapporo and one each in Tomakomai, Obihiro, and Kushiro. In Sapporo, you'll find several restaurants near Sapporo Station and in the bustling Susukino district, making it a convenient dinner option if you're staying in the city.

The interior of the South 3rd Street location. The atmosphere is very relaxing, making it a great place to unwind. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
The interior of the South 3rd Street location. The atmosphere is very relaxing, making it a great place to unwind. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Traditional Japanese decor with private rooms available. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Traditional Japanese decor with private rooms available. (Photo courtesy of Umie)

Despite its upscale appearance and high-quality ingredients, Umie offers a range of dishes at very reasonable prices - typically in the few hundred yen range - aside from some items like sashimi platters and grilled dishes. The menu is diverse, allowing you to enjoy raw, grilled, and fried seafood.

The restaurant is particularly known for its sashimi, crab dishes, and grilled seafood including scallops and mackerel. The menu is available in both Japanese and English, making it accessible for international guests.

Enjoy a combination of sashimi and vegetables with the "Umie Seafood Salad." (Photo courtesy of Umi e)
Enjoy a combination of sashimi and vegetables with the "Umie Seafood Salad." (Photo courtesy of Umi e)
"Kanomiso Kora Yaki" (crab miso baked in its shell) is a must-order dish. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
"Kanomiso Kora Yaki" (crab miso baked in its shell) is a must-order dish. (Photo courtesy of Umie)
Depending on availability, you might get to enjoy the aburi yaki of the high-end fish "Kin-Ki." (Photo courtesy of Umi e)
Depending on availability, you might get to enjoy the aburi yaki of the high-end fish "Kin-Ki." (Photo courtesy of Umi e)

In addition to beer and sours, Umie offers a selection of sake brewed in Hokkaido, so you can enjoy tasting local sake alongside your meal. The menu also includes dishes like shrimp miso ramen and shellfish broth salt ramen, ensuring a satisfying dining experience. A visit to this restaurant guarantees a thorough enjoyment of Hokkaido's seafood and local drinks. While the menu is only available in Japanese, you can make reservations through the official website, so it's a good idea to book in advance if you want to secure a table.

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  • Menu: Japanese, English
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Umie Minami 3 Jo Shop
    海へ 南3条店
    • Address 21 Kinoshita Building 1F・2F, Nishi 2, Minami 3, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0063
    • Phone Number 011-290-4129
    • ・Hours: 4 PM–11 PM (Midnight on Fridays and Saturdays)
      ・Closed: Open daily

Aburiya: Relaxing and Enjoy Charcoal-Grilled Dishes and Sushi

A glimpse of the cooking scene at Aburiya. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
A glimpse of the cooking scene at Aburiya. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)

Aburiya is a restaurant where you can savor expertly grilled dishes and sushi made with carefully selected Hokkaido seafood. Skilled chefs perfectly grill the fish over charcoal, and the sushi, featuring fluffy rice and fresh ingredients, is highly praised for its quality.

Aburiya's sushi. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Aburiya's sushi. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Charcoal-grilled king crab (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Charcoal-grilled king crab (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)

As of June 2024, Aburiya has three locations in central Sapporo. You'll find one near Sapporo Station, one right in front of Odori Park, and one in the heart of the Susukino entertainment district. These convenient locations make it easy to visit if you're staying in downtown Sapporo.

Aburiya Sapporo Station South Exit location, with a calm, relaxed atmosphere. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Aburiya Sapporo Station South Exit location, with a calm, relaxed atmosphere. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)

The layout at Aburiya varies by location, but generally includes counter seating, as well as family-friendly sunken kotatsu tables and private or semi-private rooms, making it suitable for both individuals and groups.

The Sapporo Station South Exit location even has a room that can accommodate up to 28 people, making it ideal for larger gatherings. However, since the restaurant is often busy, especially with large groups, it's advisable to make a reservation in advance. Reservations can be made through their official website, but note that it is in Japanese.

Table seating at Aburiya's Sapporo Station South Exit location. Depending on the location, there are also counter seats, tatami seating, and private rooms available. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Table seating at Aburiya's Sapporo Station South Exit location. Depending on the location, there are also counter seats, tatami seating, and private rooms available. (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)

Aburiya's menu focuses on fresh seafood, with a variety of charcoal-grilled dishes and sushi. You can also enjoy a range of appetizers that pair well with drinks, as well as small bowls topped with delicacies like salmon roe and sea urchin. For beverages, they offer local options such as Hokkaido's exclusive "Sapporo Classic" beer, a selection of sake brewed within Hokkaido, Yoichi wine, and a diverse array of shochu and sours.

Grilled Atka mackerel (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Grilled Atka mackerel (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Braised Kinki (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)
Braised Kinki (Photo courtesy: Aburiya)

Two popular dishes at Aburiya are the "Charcoal-Grilled Atka Mackerel" and "Braised Kinki." The large, thick mackerel is grilled slowly over charcoal, resulting in a tender, flaky texture with a rich flavor. The kinki, a high-end fish, is prized for its well-marbled flesh and concentrated umami, offering a deep, luxurious taste.

The "Charcoal-Grilled Atka Mackerel" is priced at 1,925 yen, while the "Braised Kinki" costs 7,590 yen, reflecting its premium status. Both dishes are considered well worth the price for their exceptional quality.

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  • Menu: Japanese, English
  • Staff: Japanese
  • Aburiya Sapporo Station South Exit Shop
    炙屋 札幌駅南口店
    • Address Sapporo TR Building 10F, Nishi 2, Kita 4, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0004
    • Phone Number 011-219-5533
    • ・Hours: 5 PM–10 PM (Last order: food 9:15 PM, drinks 9:30 PM)
      ・Closed: Open daily

Experience Highly-Praised Seafood Chains for Great Food and Service!

Hokkaido is blessed with abundant seafood, so you can expect high-quality ingredients at any restaurant you visit. What sets each apart is how their chefs prepare these ingredients, which can elevate the taste even further. The restaurants highlighted in this article are known for both their excellent food and service. These seafood chains maintain a high standard of quality, making them popular choices among locals. If you're traveling to Hokkaido, be sure to visit and fully enjoy the region's rich seafood offerings.

Find popular restaurants in Sapporo where you can make reservations here:

Written by:
Nobuka Kawashima
Nobuka Kawashima

A travel creator who has traveled all over Hokkaido in search of spectacular scenery and local gourmet food, Nobuka moved to Hokkaido from Tokyo in 2009. Since then, she has continued to photograph and write articles on Hokkaido travel and food for LIVE JAPAN and other tourism websites and travel magazines. She is a certified Hokkaido Tourism Master, a title given to Hokkaido tourism experts by the Hokkaido Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and also holds certifications as a Domestic Travel Service Supervisor and Chief Itinerary Manager. As a transgender person herself, she runs a support group to create an environment that makes travel easier for LGBTQ people, and also gives lectures and talks at universities and companies.

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