Art, Culture, & Historical Hakodate Private Tours
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Hakodate
6 hours
Hakodate - Hokkaido's Port City
Welcome to Hakodate! With many things to see and great foods to eat, come for the shopping and gourmet experiences! Let's stroll around the many historic buildings dating back 100+ yrs. Serene in the morning, dramatically illuminated at night, the ever-changing face of Hakodate offers scenery that is not be missed. *The price difference compared to Aomori is due to transportation and accommodation* *This fee DOES NOT include transportation fee. Ex. 8 seaters taxi - 60,000yen every 6 hours
Hakodate - Hokkaido's Port City
FROM$635/ per group
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Tomohiko K.
4.86 / 5
(22 reviews)
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Hakodate
4 hours
Zen Moments in Hakodate: Discover Tranquility at Koryu-ji Temple
Tired of crowded temple visits? This private tour offers a truly tranquil experience. Discover the quiet elegance of Hakodate through zazen meditation at historic Koryu-ji Temple—chair seating is available. Explore its breathtaking architecture and serene interiors, and try optional shakyo (sutra tracing). Then enjoy a peaceful stroll through Motomachi, a charming district full of Western-style buildings and local history.
Zen Moments in Hakodate: Discover Tranquility at Koryu-ji Temple
FROM$133/ per group
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Bobby S.
5.00 / 5
(31 reviews)
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Hakodate
2 hours
Hands-on Yakisugi Experience — The Beauty of Burnt Wood
Experience Yakisugi, the traditional Japanese technique of preserving wood by fire. Using locally sourced wood (mainly Japanese larch), you’ll craft a small, lightweight card stand by burning, brushing, and oiling it. Guided by me and a skilled carpenter, no experience is needed — all tools and protective gear, including overalls and gloves, are provided. Walking pick-up is available; streetcar fare is extra. Take home your handmade card stand, a perfect souvenir of authentic craftsmanship.
Hands-on Yakisugi Experience — The Beauty of Burnt Wood
FROM$38/ per group
Bobby S.
5.00 / 5
(31 reviews)