Location List

Plays enact the history of the Hakodate area and take place on a stage formed on an embankment and trench at a special historic site, Goryokaku Fort.

Since 1935, the Hakodate Port Festival has been one of the city's largest summer events.

Held since 1970, the Goryokaku-sai Festival tells the story of the fort and the Battle of Bosin.

Nesaki Park Rugby Stadium, known as the Mecca of Hakodate area ruggermen, is a 3,000-seat grass rugby field located near the Yunokawa Hot Spring Resort area.

Sumiyoshi Sports Ground is a recreational field with small berm located close to Omori-hama Beach.

Hakodate Hachimangu Gaien Baseball Field is located close to Hakodate Hachimangu Shrine and Hakodate Park situated in a residential area

A stadium a walk from the Yunokawa Onsen.

In the spring the park is site of exquisitely blooming Someiyoshino and Yaezakura cherry tree varieties

Toi Water Park is a city-operated campground located in the former Toi Town (since annexed by the city of Hakodate) open from the start of April to the end of October.

The Hakodate Car Campground opened in 1999 as the first car camping site in Hakodate.

Hakodate Bicycle Race Track is the only professional bicycle race track in Hokkaido

The oldest racetrack in the country with a view of the sea.Renewed and reopened in the summer of 2010

The Mount Hakodate Ropeway is a high-speed ropeway connecting the base and peak of the mountain in 3 minutes.

The sight of the streetcar running through the historical streets of downtown has become a symbol of Hakodate.

The Seikan Ferry connecting the ports of Aomori and Hakodate first began operations as a freight truck carrier,

The Port of Hakodate Ferry Terminal acts as the ocean gateway to the city for ferry service from Aomori and Oma.

Hakodate Airport is located along the coast 10km to the east of downtown Hakodate.

The fifth generation station building, opened in 2003, is a glass-walled, modern design, with many open areas and high interior ceiling.

The Hakodate City Streetcar, in service since 1897, has been designated a Hokkaido Heritage.

The Hakodate Seaside Marine Institute, located on the same site as the since-demolished Hakodate West Police Precinct

The Hakodate Youth Training Center, completed in 1996, is dedicated to the healthy development of local children as well as lifelong learning opportunities for all city residents.

The Hakodate Civic Youth Center features meeting rooms, gymnasium and music room and is widely used by local residents and groups for events and practice.

Hakodate Civic Gymnasium, located next to Hakodate Civic Hall, has a 5,000-seat indoor track and field stadium used for various professional sports and athletic events.

The Hakodate Civic Hall, equipped with a 1370-seat large hall, small hall and meeting rooms, hosts large events such as concerts