Ramen Shingen Sapporo | Susukino Hours and Access Guide

Ramen Shingen (らーめん信玄) has a shop on Minami 6-jo in central Sapporo, within walking distance of the Susukino entertainment district. It is a convenient restaurant to consider when exploring the city’s ramen scene, particularly if you are staying around central Sapporo.

The Japanese source article describes the shop as offering several ramen varieties, including miso-based options. Check the current menu and operating information before travelling.

Quick facts

Detail	Information recorded in September 2026
Restaurant	Ramen Shingen, Minami 6-jo shop
Address	Minami 6-jo Nishi 8-chome 8-2, Chuo Ward, Sapporo
Listed hours	11:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m. the following day
Nearest streetcar stop	Higashi Honganji-mae
Walk from streetcar	Approximately 2 minutes
Walk from Susukino subway station	Approximately 10 minutes
Seating	14 counter seats
Parking	None listed
Reservations	Not accepted

These details were recorded in the Japanese article on September 24, 2026. Current opening hours and regular closing days have not been independently confirmed here. Check recent shop announcements or a current listing before making a special trip.

What to expect

Ramen Shingen is a ramen shop with counter seating, rather than a large restaurant with extensive table service. The Japanese guide lists 14 seats and states that reservations are not available.

The shop serves a range of ramen, including miso-based choices. Prices, exact menu items and toppings may vary.

A ramen stop near Susukino

Susukino is one of Sapporo’s main dining and nightlife districts. Ramen Shingen’s Minami 6-jo location is close enough to reach on foot from the central entertainment area.

The Japanese source lists hours extending to 1:00 a.m., making the shop potentially relevant for an evening food itinerary. However, do not rely on this older schedule without checking the latest opening information.

How to get there by streetcar

The nearest streetcar stop in the Japanese guide is Higashi Honganji-mae, approximately two minutes on foot from the shop.

Sapporo’s streetcar network can be useful for travelling around the south-western part of the central city. See our Sapporo Streetcar guide for general route information.

How to get there from Susukino

The Japanese source estimates a ten-minute walk from Susukino Station. Use a map to choose the best route, particularly in winter when snow and ice can affect walking conditions.

For travellers arriving at Sapporo Station, see our Sapporo Station guide for an overview of central-city connections.

Planning around a small restaurant

With limited counter seating and no reservations listed, it is sensible to leave extra time for a visit. Waiting times vary and cannot be predicted from the published seating count alone.

The Japanese article does not list dedicated parking, so public transport or walking may be more convenient than driving.

Explore more Sapporo ramen

If you want to compare several ramen styles and neighbourhoods, read our guides to:

• Sumire Nakanoshima Main Shop
• Menya Saimi
• Aji no Sanpei
• Sapporo Junren

Check each restaurant’s latest hours before planning a multi-stop ramen outing.

Before you go

• Verify current hours and any temporary closures.
• Remember that the shop is listed as counter-only with no reservations.
• Consider the streetcar or walking from Susukino.
• Check the menu and payment options on arrival.
• Allow flexibility if there is a queue.

Reference listing: Ramen Shingen, Minami 6-jo.

Related English guides

• Sapporo Streetcar Guide
• Sapporo Station Guide
• Sapporo Junren