The last part of Brandon’s Sapporo trip is about COSTCO.
Brandon took the limousine bus from the 1st Floor of the domestic arrivals area in the New Chitose Airport. It takes about 35 minutes and cost 930 Yen one way, and you have to get off at Sanrizuka Shogakko. It’s on the left side of the road, which is the same side you will be traveling on, and is visible from the bus.
If you are traveling there from Sapporo City, check out Sapporo COSTCO’s webpage for detailed directions.
For those who might not know, to shop at COSTCO, you have to possess membership.
If you have shopped at COSTCO before, there are a lot of products you have seen before, but you can find Japanese food, drinks, and alcohol. The sushi and sashimi platters are reasonably priced, and there’s usually something to taste, which is sometimes grilled fish or nigiri maguro sushi.
Another good thing about COSTCO in Sapporo is customers will neatly park their carts when they are in the food court.
If you want to see what a COSTCO in Japan is like or if you want to picnic or barbecue during your visit, COSTCO is a good place to check out.
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