Detailed description of Hakodate
Hakodate 300 000 h., is a port city on the southern tip of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island. It is known for its fresh seafood, its unique history and culture, and its beautiful scenery. Hakodate is surrounded by mountains and sea, and it offers stunning views of both. The city is also home to several parks and gardens, including Goryokaku Park, which is famous for its star-shaped design.
Hakodate was one of the first Japanese
ports to open up to foreign trade in the 19th century. As a result, it has a
rich and diverse history and culture, with influences from Japan, Europe, and
Russia.
Hakodate is a major fishing port, and its
seafood is some of the freshest in Japan. The city is known for its uni (sea
urchin), squid, and crab. This bustling fish market is a
great place to sample Hakodate's fresh seafood and other local delicacies.
The Hakodate Ropeway takes you to the top of Mount Hakodate observatory, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding.
The church's exterior is made of red brick
and has a distinctive green copper roof. The octagonal bell tower is topped by
a golden cross.
Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward
The Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward is an important cultural property in Hakodate, Japan. It was completed in 1910 and is a stunning example of Giyōfū architecture, which combines Japanese and Western elements.
