Hakodate
Hakodate is a city in Hokkaido, Japan, and the administrative center of Hakodate Subprefecture. It sits at the southern tip of Hokkaido, facing the Tsugaru Strait with Honshu on the opposite shore.
Historically, Hakodate developed as one of Japan's first treaty ports after the opening of Hakodate Port in
Notable districts and sites include Fort Goryokaku, a star-shaped fort dating to the 1850s that is now
Mount Hakodate, accessible by ropeway or cable car, is famous for its panoramic night view, often cited
Economy centers on fishing and seafood processing, with tourism as a major sector. Transportation links include
Overall Hakodate blends coastal scenery, historical architecture, and coastal cuisine, making it a popular destination for