Explore Yukijirushi Parlor Honten — Enjoy Japan’s Largest Ice Cream in Sapporo, Hokkaido

Of course, you will feel better with a big food part, right? No, with ice cream, the more you have to eat, you will be more wonderful. If you want to enjoy a cold feeling in your teeth with one of Japan’s biggest ice-cream, definitely go for the Yukijirushi ice cream store in Hokkaido. It is located in the system of the largest milk group in Japan, Yukijirushi’s ice cream is not only delicious, but it is also great quality. Read more here to find some amazing ice creams!

1. “Dream Jumbo Parfait” Ice Cream

Dream Jumbo Parfait is one of the symbols of Yukijirushi. It is a combination of jellies, fruit and Baumukuchen cake layers arranged in a highly artistic way like a mountain. And of course, the highlight of this dish is the 45 ice cream covered around like a colorful snow. Living Nomads guarantees that you will see the glass of this ice cream, you will be surprised.

You can entice those who love ice cream to come here to enjoy this huge dessert. Note that this must be booked in advance because they take up to 2 hours to prepare a Dream Jumbo Parfait ice cream! This is still the biggest ice cream in Japan today and now only Angela Sato – one of the Japanese dining queens is able to eat the ice cream alone.

Price: 12,600 JPY ~ 120 dollars (very high)

2. “I am NO.1” Ice Cream

If you are not confident enough to handle the biggest ice cream in Japan then you can switch to “I am NO.1”. This is a miniature version of Dream Jumbo Parfait with only size 1/3 with 15 ice cream seed, just enough for you to try all of the tastes. There are fresh Hokkaido cream, fruit, cereal, biscuits and strawberry jam. This is a sweet paradise.

Price: 4.760 JPY ~ 45 dollars

3. “Snow Royal Special” Ice Cream

It is made from pure Hokkaido pure milk; this sweet “soft” royal ice cream will not make you feel disappointed. Even if you do not have time to go to Yukijirushi to taste, you can still buy a fresh cream box at Shin-Chitose Airport. It is sold with a dry ice pack so you can keep the whole ice cream for 8 hours.

A small note of Living Nomads: This ice cream does not completely use the egg to retain the pure white color of ice cream like Hokkaido snow.

Price: 770 JPY ~ 7 dollars

4. Anmitsu Ice cream

If you want to try traditional Japanese desserts, so try Anmitsu ice cream. This dish usually has only one ice cream nut – Living Nomads recommends choosing matcha, eaten with sticky rice cake, Azuki (red beans) is crushed, plum jelly and chestnut to have a traditional standard dish.

Price: 1.030 JPY ~ 10 dollars

Yukijirushi Parlor

Address: Sun life Sapporo Building 1F, Kita 2 Nishi 3-1, Chuo-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido, 060-0002
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 9 pm

How to get there:

• By JR: Take the JR Hakodate Line from Sapporo Station; find Exit South and Yukijirushi just a 3 minute walk away.
• By Subway: Take the Namboku Sapporo Line and stop at Sapporo Station. Follow the exit way at Exit 9 and ice cream are waiting for you 3 minutes walk away.

Things to bring when going to Sapporo

You will definitely need these items when coming to Hokkaido:

• Travel around Hokkaido fast, convenient, economical with Hokkaido JR Pass.
• You will also need a 4G WiFi transmitter to show your achievements when you can eat all this huge ice cream.

Some best day tours, trips, activities and transfer services, tickets in, to and from Sapporo & Hokkaido you can refer to

• Hokkaido Day Tour from Sapporo: Asahiyama Zoo, Shirogane Blue Pond, and More
• Sapporo Highland Sightseeing Bus Tour with Meals
• Sapporo Private Day Tour with Local Licensed Guide
• Hokkaido Day Tour from Sapporo: Asahiyama Zoo, Shirogane Blue Pond, and More
• Hokkaido Enjoy Pass
• Furano and Tomita Farm Day Tour from Sapporo
• Sapporo Afternoon Bus Tour
• 4G Prepaid Sim Card (JP Airports Pick Up) for Japan
• 4G WiFi (Japan Pick Up) for Japan
• JR Pass for Whole Japan (7, 14, or 21 Days)

Are you looking for more Sapporo travel guide and top things to do in Sapporo: Tours, activities, attractions and other things? Read more: Sapporo travel blog — The fullest Sapporo city guide for a great trip on a budget for the first-timers.