Our long-established restaurant is always bursting with seasonal fare.

Kawajin was established in 1945 on the banks of the River Kamokamo in Sapporo's Susukino district.
Over the years, we have had the honour of serving many distinguished guests.

We welcome you to savour the kaiseki cuisine that we have meticulously crafted with seasonal ingredients,
and the enduring spirit of hospitality and expertise that we have passed down through generations.

Please relax and relish the flavours of each season in our refined ambience.

Splendid cuisine filled with the flavours of the season, prepared with fresh, in-season ingredients.

Expertly crafted dishes featuring an array of Hokkaido's finest ingredients. Indulge in the subtle flavours of beautifully presented seasonal ingredients.

Japanese tradition
The graceful dance of a geisha and the enchanting sound of the shamisen.

The geisha's graceful dance, the enchanting sound of the shamisen, and the sumptuous food and sake are all part of the experience. Guests can also enjoy refined ozashiki games as part of the banquet.

A refined Japanese ambience
Hospitality delivered with good taste

A long-established restaurant in Sapporo's Susukino district
Enjoy the seasonal flavours prepared with the utmost care and skill.
　

A tranquil haven in Susukino

Our tastefully appointed Japanese rooms provide a tranquil setting for creating enduring memories of serenity with your loved ones.

Rich Hokkaido Ingredients, Delicate Japanese Cuisine

Enjoy the skill of our seasoned chefs, the rich ingredients of each season, and the vibrant, delicate flavors of Japanese cuisine.

A lovely tatami room, traditional hospitality

The area around the River Kamokamo was once an enchanting place filled with many geisha.

The graceful dance of a geisha, the enchanting sound of a shamisen, and sumptuous food and sake.

Enjoy refined ozashiki games as part of a banquet for esteemed guests.

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A detached building in Susukino, a six-minute walk from Susukino Station

Kawajin is a six-minute walk from Susukino Station on the Subway Namboku Line. We eagerly await your arrival by the River Kamokamo.


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