Location List

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.

The midspan of the bridge is shaped into a beautiful high arch to allow vessels to pass underneath.

Minato-cho Pier is the newest pier addition to Hakodate Bay.The pier offers sweeping views of Mount Hakodate and Nanae-hama Beach in the distance.

West Pier is located in Benten-cho at the foot of Mount Hakodate.

Sumiyoshi Fishing Port offers sweeping views of Cape Tachimachi to the right (facing the ocean) and to the left the shoreline extending from Omori-hama Beach to Cape Shiokubi.

Hakodate Fishing Port, constructed at the turn of the 20th century, is the oldest fishing port in Hakodate.The night view of the fire for luring fish in the distance is both beautiful and tranquil.

Hino-hama Beach is a 5-km stretch of black sand beach extending from the Kobui District to the Yorikaiuta District of the Menagawa River.

Surrounded by a diverse and rich natural environment, the beach's beautiful scenery has been used a number of times as a filming location for movies.

Visitors can enjoy the views facing Mount Hakodate, the unique mix of colors from the rock face of the bluffs, as well as the beautiful western sunsets facing Nanae-hama Beach and Kikonai Town.

Omori-hama Beach provides scenic vistas of the Tsugaru Straits and views as far as the Shimokita Peninsula of Aomori Prefecture on clear days.

Cape Tachimachi juts out into the Tsugaru Straits from the southeast corner of Mount Hakodate.

Saiwaizaka Avenue is the steepest sloped and reaches the highest elevation of the hills in the hilltop area at the foot of Mount Hakodate.

The hilltop area offers sweeping views of the bay area and downtown Hakodate.

The hilltop area, where the street is made with cobblestone and lined with flowerbeds and bronze statues, provides sweeping views of the Old British Consulate of Hakodate , as well as Hakodate Bay.

The trail is awash with the natural seasonal hues of cherry blossoms in the spring and Japanese maple leaves in the autumn.