Easy to eat even for those who don’t like fish! Perfect for snacks or appetizers
A healthy fish sausage made from natural Hokkaido salmon and cod. 65% of the ingredients are salmon, and the more you chew, the more the umami flavor spreads.
It has no fishy smell and has a mild taste that is easy to eat even for people who don’t like fish. It’s the perfect single piece for a child’s snack or an adult’s appetizer.
You can eat it as is or grilled. It goes well with any dish; you can add it to potato salad, or use it as a substitute for meat in stir-fries or as an ingredient in fried rice. It’s also recommended as a travel companion or souvenir.
■Available at Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza Sapporo Store (North 6 West 4, Kita-ku, JR Sapporo Station West Concourse North Exit, Phone 011-213-5053)
■Ishikari City Population 56,693. Main tourist spots… Hamanasu no Oka Park, Asobiichi Ishikari, Atsuta Observatory, Makunbetsu Wetlands, Benten Historical Park
Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza Sapporo Store
The Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza Sapporo Store is a popular retail space in Sapporo dedicated to showcasing and selling regional products, crafts, and foods from across Hokkaido. It operates as a gateway for visitors to experience the island’s culture, with its history rooted in promoting Hokkaido’s local industries and traditional “Dosanko” spirit—a term affectionately referring to the resilient and hearty character of Hokkaido’s people. The store itself is a modern establishment that continues the long-standing tradition of celebrating and supporting Hokkaido’s unique heritage.
Hamanasu no Oka Park
Hamanasu no Oka Park is a scenic public park located in the town of Shikaoi in Hokkaido, Japan, known for its expansive fields of blooming *hamanasu* (Japanese wild roses) in early summer. The park was established in 1988 as part of a regional beautification and tourism project, transforming the area into a popular spot for flower viewing and outdoor recreation. Its name directly references these iconic roses, which have become a symbol of the local landscape.
Asobiichi Ishikari
Asobiichi Ishikari is a large, popular shopping and entertainment complex located in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, Japan. Its history is modern, having been developed as a commercial and leisure destination to serve the growing community in the area, notably opening its major facilities like the “Aeon Mall Ishikari” in the early 21st century. Today, it is a central hub for shopping, dining, and family entertainment in the region.
Atsuta Observatory
The Atsuta Observatory is a public astronomical observatory located in Nagoya, Japan, within Atsuta Jingu Park. It was established in 1956 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Aichi Prefectural Government, making it one of the older public observatories in the region. Its primary function is to promote astronomy through public stargazing sessions and educational programs.
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Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza Sapporo Store
The Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza Sapporo Store is a popular retail destination in Sapporo that showcases and sells regional specialty products, crafts, and foods from across Hokkaido. It operates as a direct outlet promoting local industries, with its history rooted in the broader “Dosanko” brand, which was established to support and market Hokkaido’s unique goods to both tourists and residents.
Hamanasu no Oka Park
Hamanasu no Oka Park is a scenic public park located in the city of Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan, known for its expansive fields of blooming hamanasu (Japanese beach roses) in early summer. The park was established on the site of a former airfield used by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II, transforming a historical military area into a peaceful space for recreation and flower viewing. Today, it is a popular spot for its panoramic views, walking trails, and seasonal floral displays.
Asobiichi Ishikari
“Asobiichi Ishikari” is a large, multi-purpose community and event space located in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, Japan. Opened in 2015, it was developed as a central facility to promote community interaction and cultural activities. The complex includes a library, a children’s play area, and versatile halls designed to host markets, concerts, and various local events.
Atsuta Observatory
The Atsuta Observatory is a public astronomical observatory located in Nagoya, Japan, within Atsuta Jingu Park. It was established in 1956 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nagoya City Electric Bureau (now Chubu Electric Power) and is dedicated to public astronomy education. The observatory houses a 65cm reflecting telescope, one of the largest publicly accessible in Japan, allowing visitors to observe celestial bodies.
Makunbetsu Wetlands
The Makunbetsu Wetlands are a protected Ramsar site located in northern Hokkaido, Japan, known for their rich biodiversity and as a crucial habitat for migratory birds, including the endangered red-crowned crane. Historically, the area was shaped by volcanic activity and river systems, and it has been preserved due to its ecological importance, remaining largely untouched by major development. Today, it serves as a significant center for environmental conservation and nature observation.
Benten Historical Park
Benten Historical Park is a cultural site in Japan, often associated with a shrine dedicated to the goddess Benzaiten, a deity of arts, wisdom, and water. It is typically located near water, such as a pond or lake, and its history is rooted in Edo-period traditions of building small island shrines for worship. Today, it serves as a peaceful public park preserving this historical and spiritual heritage.
