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Motomachi is a historic district in Hakodate, offering a fascinating mix of foreign-style buildings like the Russian Orthodox Church and British Consulate, reflecting Japan's early international trade era.

Miyakoen is a peaceful winery museum that tells the story of Japan’s wine-making origins. Explore a former home turned exhibit in this relaxing, historic spot for wine and culture lovers.

Mitake Shosenkyo, located near Kofu, is a stunning gorge with scenic hikes, a waterfall, a ropeway offering views of Mount Fuji, and a charming village with art and shops.

L'Orient Winery offers wine tours, tastings, workshops, and a shop with local wines. A great place to explore, learn, and enjoy the world of Japanese wine in a fun setting.

Hakodateyama Ropeway offers incredible views of Hakodate city and its coastline, especially stunning at night. Ride to the top of Mount Hakodate for amazing photos and unforgettable sights.

Hakodate Public Hall offers a glimpse into Japan's modernization with its stunning Western architecture. Located in the Motomachi district, it’s a must-see for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers.

Hakodate Museum of Art showcases local and traditional art in a peaceful setting near Goryokaku Park. A great place to explore Hokkaido’s creative culture and history.

Hakodate Morning Market offers fresh seafood, including crabs, salmon eggs, and sea urchin, as well as delicious seafood breakfasts like uni-ikura domburi, just steps from JR Hakodate Station.

Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples shows the history and culture of Hokkaido’s indigenous groups. A quiet, educational stop near the Red Brick Warehouses in Hakodate.

Explore Hakodate's historic red-brick warehouses, stunning Mount Hakodate views, and fresh seafood at the morning market in this charming port city.