Takeout Crepes Right in Front of Kutchan Station
I picked up a Kutchan Station rice flour crepe just steps from JR Kutchan Station—perfect for a quick winter treat❄️
The rice-flour batter had a chewy-yet-crispy bite, and the warm, welcoming vibe made it feel easy to visit with kids🥞
Seasonal Highlights to Check
If you’re planning a winter stop near the station, these are the points I’d absolutely check—starting with the Kutchan Station rice flour crepe itself.
① From growing rice to making crepes
This shop is run by the 5th generation of Kimura Farm, a rice farmer with 130 years of history in Rankoshi Town, and they make rice-flour crepes starting from growing the rice themselves.
② Wheat-free & gluten-free notice (as posted)
There was a posted notice that all items are wheat-free and gluten-free, which made choosing feel straightforward for my family.
③ Two flavors I tried (menu-board prices)
I ate Strawberry Cream (800 yen)🍓 and Caramel Banana Custard (750 yen)🍌, and the cream balance felt enjoyable to the last bite.
④ Takeout options are easy to understand
Hand-held style was listed as +0 yen, and a takeout box was listed as +20 yen per crepe—handy for snowy sidewalks.
⑤ Customization for a “grown-up” twist
Posted options included soy milk (+50 yen), oat milk (+100 yen), and a liqueur add-on (+300 yen), so you can tailor it to your mood🍸
Access & Basic Information
Cafe Creperiz (cafe creperiz)
- Name: Cafe Creperiz (cafe creperiz)
- Address: 1-1-2 Minami 1-jo Nishi 3-chome, Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 044-0031, Japan
- Hours: 11:00–18:30 / Weekends etc. 11:00–21:00 (as posted on the menu board)
- Notes: Rice-flour crepes / A notice says all items are wheat-free & gluten-free
- Notes: Recommended items include fresh Hokkaido cream and handmade rice custard cream (as posted)
- Notes: I parked in the lot across from Sweets Fujii, and I also used a few parking spaces available at Kutchan Station🚗
- Official: Instagram
- Google Maps: Open map
Sweets Fujii
- Name: Sweets Fujii
- Address: Kita 1-jo Nishi 3-chome 4, Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 044-0051, Japan
- Phone: 0136-22-0050
- Hours: 9:00–18:00
- Closed: Tuesday
- Official: Official website
- Google Maps: Open map
FAQ (Quick Answers)
▼ Q1 Can I get it to go?
A. Yes. The posted options were hand-held style (+0 yen) and a takeout box (+20 yen per crepe).
▶︎ Q2 Is it wheat-free / gluten-free?
A. A posted notice says all items are wheat-free and gluten-free. If you need details about ingredients or shared equipment, please confirm directly with the shop.
▶︎ Q3 What does “creperiz” mean?
A. “riz” means “rice” in French, and the shop explains the name as a coined word combining “crepe” + “riz.”
▶︎ Q4 Can I customize the drink/milk or add liqueur?
A. Posted customization options included soy milk (+50 yen), oat milk (+100 yen), and a liqueur add-on (+300 yen). Please confirm any conditions directly with the shop.
▶︎ Q5 Is it kid-friendly?
A. There was a capsule-toy machine near the entrance, and the quick service felt helpful for kids who don’t like waiting.
▶︎ Q6 Where did you park?
A. I parked in the lot across from Sweets Fujii, and I also used a few parking spaces available at Kutchan Station.
Nearby Spots (Easy Detours)
Food & Sweets
For a quick sweet-hop near the station, pairing crepes with Sweets Fujii is an easy detour🍰
Sweets Fujii (Official website)
Activities
In winter, skiing and snowboarding are classic in the Niseko area—check official operating info before you go⛷️
Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU (Official website)
Scenery
Kutchan is known for Mt. Yotei views—on clear days, adding a quick photo stop can be a highlight📷
Kutchan Scenic Views (Kutchan Tourism Association)
Camping
Asahigaoka General Park Campground has a posted notice that it cannot be used in FY Reiwa 7, and construction is planned through FY Reiwa 9. Please check the latest updates before visiting🏕️
Kutchan Town (Official): Asahigaoka General Park Campground
Tokyu Grand HIRAFU
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Where to Stay Around Niseko & Kutchan (Official Info Only)
Hilton Niseko Village (Hilton Niseko Village)
- Guests: Travelers looking for a resort-style stay
- Facilities: On-site dining and fitness information is provided
- Location: Niseko Village area (ski-stay information is provided)
- Rates: Variable (check the official website for current rates)
- Meals: On-site restaurant information is provided
- Onsen & more: Onsen information is provided Official website
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Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono (Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono)
- Guests: Travelers prioritizing a luxury stay
- Facilities: Spa and pool information is provided
- Location: Kutchan / HANAZONO area (mountain resort information is provided)
- Rates: Variable (check the official website for current rates)
- Meals: On-site restaurants and bars are listed
- Onsen & more: Onsen information is provided Official website
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Yumoto Niseko Prince Hotel Hirafutei (Yumoto Niseko Prince Hotel Hirafutei)
- Guests: Travelers who want both onsen time and a Niseko-area stay
- Facilities: Open-air bath information is provided
- Location: Niseko / Hirafu area
- Rates: Variable (check the official website for current rates)
- Meals: Meal service information is provided
- Onsen & more: Onsen information is provided Official website
There are many more accommodation options in the surrounding area.
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Wrap-up
Quick pickup right by Kutchan Station plus that chewy-crispy rice-flour texture made this stop feel like an easy winter win✨
Closing note: if you’re looking for a station-front sweet, the Kutchan Station rice flour crepe is a simple, satisfying choice—especially when you want something you can enjoy right away.
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