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Sapporo 2026: Specialty Coffee & Ramen Adventure

We spent January 3rd exploring Sapporo, Japan during New Year's holiday—when most restaurants are closed or limited hours. Here's what we discovered about specialty coffee and ramen culture in Hokkaido's capital. ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Node Brew It Specialty Coffee (Geisha Coffee Tasting) 1:00 Ganso Ramen Yokocho (Closed for New Year) 2:31 Long Lines & Disappointment 4:44 Sapporo New Ramen Street - Akarenga Ramen 6:20 Our Ramen Reaction (Miso Base, White Pepper, Butter) 8:47 Odori Park in Winter + Clock Tower 9:33 Marumi Coffee (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico Espresso) 12:04 Mermaid Coffee Roasters (Hot Lemonade) 15:17 Nakajima Park Exploration & Luxury Hotels 17:02 Ganso Ramen Second Visit (Still Closed) 18:21 Manryu Ramen Ekimae-Dori (TV Champion Ramen!) 21:03 Final Thoughts & Heading to Airport 📍 LOCATIONS FEATURED: Node Brew It - Specialty Coffee Roaster Location: 5 mins from Odori Station Hours: 9am-5pm (closed Thursdays) Specialty: Light roast, single-origin beans Coffee tasted: Geisha, Colombia Aliso with Panama Harkman natural Unique feature: Drum kit and music studio in basement Ganso Sapporo Ramen Yokocho - Historic Ramen Alley Location: Susukino district (3 mins from Susukino Station) Famous for: Birthplace of Sapporo miso ramen (est. 1950s) Status on Jan 3: Many shops CLOSED (New Year holiday) Lessons learned: Plan restaurant visits carefully during Jan 1-3 Sapporo New Ramen Street - Indoor Ramen Alley Location: Building-based indoor alternative to old Ganso Why we chose it: Less crowded, locals prefer quality Shop tried: Akarenga Ramen Success: Found alternative when original was closed Odori Park - Central Sapporo Park Size: 1.5km green space, 12 blocks long Features: 4,700+ trees, fountains, TV Tower, clock tower Winter experience: Snow-covered, peaceful, minimalist beauty Activities: Walking, photography, Pokemon Go Marumi Coffee - Specialty Coffee Brand Founded: 2006 Owner's background: Traveled world studying coffee blends Philosophy: Quality from farm to cup Coffee tasted: Costa Rica (fruity/creamy), Guatemala (light/gentle), Mexico (grapefruit/solid body) Mermaid Coffee Roasters - Specialty Coffee Shop Signature drink: Hot lemonade (seasonal) Returning visitor note: Same quality as ~2 years ago Nakajima Park - Large Central Park Size: 5,000+ trees Features: Shobu Pond (frozen in January), museums, concert hall, Hokkaido Museum of Literature Nearby: Luxury hotels Winter activities: Peaceful walking, photography Manryu Ramen Ekimae-Dori - TV Champion Featured Ramen Shop Hours: 8am-8pm daily (OPEN on Jan 3!) Famous for: TV Champion, miso ramen, cha shu (pork), ramen sets with gyoza & fried rice Our experience: Perfect spice level, no additions needed Verdict: Highly recommended alternative to crowded Ganso 🍜 RAMEN INSIGHTS: First Ramen (Akarenga): Type: Miso base with white pepper and butter My bowl: Spring onion roast pork ramen Wife's bowl: Beef butter corn ramen Key flavor: White pepper elevates miso broth beautifully Recommendation: Add white pepper BEFORE red pepper for best flavor Second Ramen (Manryu): My bowl: Spicy miso ramen (no additions needed) Wife's bowl: Dandon ramen Best feature: Natural spice level already perfect Noodles: Perfectly balanced (not too hard, not too soft) Recommendation: If you want to skip the long Ganso lines, Manryu is excellent ☕ SPECIALTY COFFEE CULTURE: Sapporo has world-class specialty coffee—not just Tokyo/Osaka. We tasted: Geisha (floral notes, bright acidity) Colombia Aliso (fruity, complex) Costa Rica (brown sugar, molasses, raisins, cherries—creamy mouthfeel) Guatemala (light, gentle, sakura dessert pairing) Mexico (grapefruit, cherry, solid body) Each location had unique bean selections and detailed tasting notes—proof Sapporo's coffee culture rivals major cities. 💡 KEY LESSONS FOR SAPPORO TRAVELERS: 1. New Year holidays (Jan 1-3): Many restaurants closed. Plan ahead. 2. "New Ramen Street" = less crowded, high-quality alternative 3. Specialty coffee shops = must-visit for quality culture 4. Parks in winter = beautiful but cold; bring warm clothes 5. Unexpected closures = opportunity to discover hidden gems 🎬 GEAR USED: DJI Microphone, Osmo 3 📱 FOLLOW FOR MORE: Travel Instagram: @darryltravels Coffee Instagram: @coffee.travel.coffee.travel Subscribe for more Japan food vlogs, luxury travel guides, and specialty coffee reviews. #SapporoTravel #TravelVlog #JapanFood #RamenGuide #SpecialtyCoffee #TravelJapan #HokkaidoTravel #FoodTravel #CoffeeLovers #JapanVlog