Stroller-level aisles, baby chairs, and a diaper table exist at one eatery, yet no listed nursing room, early auction noise, and occasional slippery ground demand extra caution and short visits.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to browse stalls, enjoy a meal, and take baby breaks without rushing.
Market Browsing & Tank Watching:
After 8:00 AM, stroll wide curb-market aisles and watch live crabs in water tanks.
Tip: Use a stroller to glide through flat aisles and point out colorful seafood to your baby.
Family Seafood Meal at Kitano Gourmet-tei:
Enjoy kaisendon and miso soup with baby chairs and diaper-changing stations available.
Tip: Ask staff for the lift and baby chair on arrival to save time.
Use Coin Lockers:
Store extra diapers or snacks in coin lockers at Shokudō Nagaya near the Curb Market.
Tip: Keep 200 yen coins handy since lockers open 7:00–13:30.
Accessible Restroom Visit:
Use stroller-accessible public restrooms with wide stalls scattered across the market.
Tip: Locate the closest restroom when you enter to plan breaks smoothly.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Two seafood bowls at Kitano Gourmet-tei | JPY 3,000 |
Snack souvenir (dried seafood) | JPY 500 |
Coin locker rental | JPY 200 |
Total Estimated | JPY 3,700 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In winter, dress baby in warm layers and watch for icy patches on outdoor aisles; in autumn, look for seasonal Hokkaido crab specials.
Address: 20-chōme-2-1 Kita 12 Jōnishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0012, Japan
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Peter Lin
Kaisendon, Soup Kani, Grilled Scallop, Grilled Welk, Grilled Tentacles and sweet honeydew. Been craving for my bowl of kaisendon for my Japanese since arriving Japan. And I finally got it at Sapporo Central Wholesale market. This was from one of the shops with restaurant sitting.
James Wernicke Sr.
Not for retail! No tourists.
Ed Korthof
Came here as a tourist; they have a program (in Japanese) which is interesting, and while we didn’t get to see the fish auction (it ends early) we did get to see fruits/vegetables auction (around 7AM). The restaurants inside are simple but good (we saw only folks working in the market though that may be because today is a weekday). I’d highly recommend coming before 6 (5?) and registering to see ...
Zachary Hubbell
This is the professional fresh fish auction, meant primarily for members (local businesses who buy fresh fish in bulk). Similar to other fish auctions in Japan, a limited number of tourists are apparently allowed to visit, but only by advance reservation.
Kingsley Wong
Auction only in the morning from 5am to 8am. After 6am most of the auction from fish market has been completed. Besides, you only can enjoy the auction from the view point on 2/F on saturday. If you have tight schedule, this can be skip.
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