Hakodate Morning Market is one of the most exciting places in the city—especially if you love seafood or just enjoy a good adventure! It’s located only a short walk from Hakodate Station, and it opens bright and early, around 5:00 AM.

The market is full of fresh seafood like crab, squid, scallops, sea urchin, and salmon roe—straight from the nearby sea.

There are also cozy little restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious kaisendon (seafood rice bowl) with your choice of toppings. And if seafood isn’t your thing, don’t panic—there are fruits, snacks, and sweets too. Nobody leaves hungry.

More than just food, the market is a place to experience the local Hakodate vibe. Chat with friendly vendors, discover strange and wonderful ingredients, and enjoy the cheerful, sometimes loud, morning energy. It’s part meal, part cultural adventure.

*Departure time: 10:00 AM

Travel time to Goryokaku : 15-minute walk + 20-minute ride

Feel the atmosphere through the local area + enjoy the streetcar ride

*Streetcar fare: ¥250 per person (not included)

Goryokaku is a star-shaped fort and one of Hakodate’s top attractions. It was built in the 1864 for defense and is now a peaceful park full of history and beauty.

From Goryokaku Tower, you can enjoy a perfect view of the star shape and take great photos. Inside the tower, there are historical exhibits including detailed dioramas, models, and panels that explain the story of Goryokaku and the people who were part of its history, also the final days of the samurai era. It's a great way to learn more about the past while enjoying the view.

Inside the park, you can also find the reconstructed Hakodate Magistrate’s Office, which offers a deeper look into samurai government and architecture. If you’re interested, we can stop by during the tour!

Goryokaku is beautiful in every season. In summer, it’s full of green trees and flowers. Autumn brings colorful leaves, and in winter, snow turns the fort into a white star. Each season offers a different charm.

Don’t miss this special place that blends nature, beauty, and fascinating history!

*Tower ticket: ¥1200/person (not included)

*Admission fee for Hakodate Magistrate’s Office ¥500/person(not included)

*Lunch (not included) — kindly pay at the restaurant.

Departure time: 12:40 AM

Travel time to Mt. Hakodate: 15-minute walk + 25-minute ride

Feel the atmosphere through the local area + enjoy the streetcar ride

*Streetcar fare: ¥250 per person (not included)

Mt Hakodate is one of the most famous spots in the city, known for its incredible views! It offers a stunning panorama of the city, the sea, and the surrounding mountains.

While the night view is often ranked as one of the best in Japan, with the city lights sparkling like jewels between the two bays, the daytime scenery is equally impressive. During the day, you can enjoy clear views of the entire city, the bay, and even the distant mountains. What’s even better? There are some beautiful landscapes only visible in the daylight, such as the lush greenery of the surrounding hills and the clear blue waters of the bay. Plus, since it’s less crowded during the day, you can take your time to fully enjoy the scenery without the rush. It’s a peaceful experience, offering great photo opportunities.

The easiest way to reach the top is the Mt Hakodate Ropeway. The cable car takes you up in just 3 minutes, and you can enjoy beautiful views along the way.

Mt Hakodate is not just about the view—it also has a rich history. During World War II, it was used as a military base, and some old buildings still remain. Today, it’s a peaceful place where locals and tourists alike come to relax and take in the beauty of Hakodate.

*Cable car round-trip ticket: ¥1800/person (not included)

*Departure time: 2:20 PM

Travel time to Motomachi area: about 5–10 minutes on foot

Step into a different time as you explore the charming streets of Motomachi, Hakodate’s most atmospheric district.

Motomachi is where East meets West — a unique blend of Japanese tradition and Western influence, dating back to its days as one of Japan’s first international ports.

You’ll pass beautifully preserved Western-style buildings, including the Old Public Hall and the Former British Consulate. Explore peaceful historic churches and walk along the famous stone-paved slopes, with scenic views of the harbor — perfect for capturing stunning photos.

If you’d like, we can also stop by one of Motomachi’s delightful cafés. Many are housed in renovated historic homes and offer seasonal Japanese sweets. — whether it’s a cozy atmosphere, elegant presentation, or a flavor you’ve never tried before.

This tour is ideal for history lovers, foodies, and curious travelers looking for a peaceful and enriching way to experience one of Hakodate’s most beloved neighborhoods.

*Admission fee for the Old Public Hall & the Former British Consulate: ¥300/person each (not included)

*Cafe (not included) — kindly pay at the cafe.

*Departure time: 4:00 PM

Travel time to Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse: about 15 minutes on foot

Step into one of Hakodate’s iconic destinations! The Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, originally built in 1909, have been beautifully renovated and now house a vibrant mix of over 50 restaurants and souvenir shops. Wander through the seven stunning brick buildings, where you can enjoy delicious local cuisine, shop for unique gifts, and take in breathtaking views of the harbor. Whether you're looking for a tasty bite, a special memento, or just a beautiful place to relax, this is the perfect spot to experience the heart of Hakodate’s charm! And don’t forget to snap some great photos along the way!

*Departure time: 16:50 PM

Travel time back to the meeting point: about 10–15 minutes