Location List

The Hakodate Historical Museum of Photography occupies a Western-style building that once served as the offices of the Hokkaido Government Hakodate Branch Office from 1909 to 1950.

The Hakodate Botanical Garden's greenhouse utilizes thermal heat from the Yunokawa hot spring to grow and maintain its 3000-tree garden representing 300 varieties.

Mashumaru was the name of the ferry once operated by the former Japan National Railways connecting Aomori and Hakodate.

Once at the top of the 134-step stone staircase extending from the entrance, visitors are greeted by the traditional architecture of the shrine and Mount Hakodate, with its unique seasonal flair.

Today, remains of stone foundations and brick buildings can be found preserved largely intact throughout the mountain,

The city of Hakodate designated the site a tangible cultural property in 1979, with the building remodeled shortly thereafter to accommodate the general public.

Visitors to the Hakodate Museum of Art, Hokkaido, which opened in September 1986

Mizunashi Hot Spring is a free open-air hot spring bath located on the shoreline of Cape Esan.

Yachigashira Public Hot Spring is a community bathhouse that taps a hot spring located at the foot of Mount Hakodate which is enriched with iron creating a brownish-red hue.

Taisho-yu Public Bath, located halfway up the hill of Funamizaka Avenue, was constructed in 1927.

Named after its address in the former Daikoku-cho area, Daikoku-yu Public Bath has been open to bathers since the end of the Meiji Period (1868-1912).

Iai Kindergarten was established in 1895 as an attached kindergarten to Iai Girls School. The kindergarten burned down in 1907, but was later rebuilt in its current form in 1913.

The school building faces Omori-hama Beach and offer panoramic views of Mount Hakodate.

The large 3-story campus of Aoyagi Elementary School was completed in 1935.

Looking up from the campus nestled at the base of the mountain is Mount Hakodate, while looking down provides sweeping views of downtown and Hakodate Bay.

The campus, located outside downtown near Miharashi Park (Kosetsuen), is surrounded by a rich natural environment.

Future University-Hakodate was founded in 2000 as an information and communications-focused college.

The school's main building, lecture hall and Missionary Residence (known as the White House) have been designated national important cultural properties.

The Red Brick Warehouses reuse warehouses built at the end of the Meiji Period (1868-1912).

Daimon Alley is a nostalgia-filled street lined with food stalls and buildings incorporating both Japanese and Western architectural designs seen from the Meiji Periodto early Showa Period

Nakajima Bargain Sale Market is made up of open booth merchants operating year-round, a rarity in modern Japan.

The Hakodate Morning Market hosts vendors daily selling fresh seafood, local produce, daily essentials and a plefora of other products.

The observation level, located on two floors 90 meters and 86 meters above the ground, provides sweeping views of the star-shaped fort and downtown Hakodate as well as Mt. Komagatake on clear days.

The bridge offers expansive views of the bay area, including pleasure craft in Hakodate Bay and the red brick warehoues on the opposite shore.