Sapporo: Into the swim of things

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Sapporo: Into the swim of things

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With its drip-filter coffee, myriad craft shops and quality fishing scene, Hokkaido’s capital reels you in with a laidback lifestyle and a strong stroke of creativity.

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Jul 27, 2015

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