Build a six-hour Hakodate visit around three or four sites with a licensed English-speaking guide. Choose from Mount Hakodate, Goryokaku, Motomachi, the morning market, Onuma and the red-brick waterfront, with local history along the way.
Spend about eight hours with a National Licensed Guide such as Josh or Maria, visiting Hakodate’s market, Goryokaku, Mount Hakodate, and red brick warehouses. Public transport, major admissions, and a private itinerary are included.
Spend four hours with a multilingual, government-licensed guide such as Akira, Meji, or Fumiko, choosing 2 to 3 Hakodate sights. Expect a walking tour, with transport and entry fees paid separately.
Travel by private vehicle from Hakodate to the Morning Market, Motomachi churches, Mount Hakodate, and Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse. Your Japanese driver uses translation apps for other languages, and meals and ropeway tickets cost extra.
Explore Hakodate by private car with a Japanese-speaking driver, visiting Motomachi, Goryokaku Tower, the Morning Market, Kanemori warehouses, and Mt. Hakodate. Translation apps help with communication, and the route can adjust around your ship’s schedule.
At Hakodate Meijikan, choose a Western dress, kimono, or other costume from more than 400 options. A beautician adds a hair arrangement and accessory, then you have one hour to take photos around Hakodate’s historic quarter.
Meet guide Tomio Yokouchi at Hakodate Station for a four-hour private tour of the morning market, Mount Hakodate, and Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse. Transport, meals, and the ropeway cost extra.
Explore Goryokaku with a local guide such as Rei, Aya, or Yuri, then view the fort from 107-meter Goryokaku Tower. Choose a meeting option that fits your plans and learn how the Boshin War shaped Hakodate.
At Marutama Goya in Motomachi, you’ll shape and bake Russian-style piroshki using Hakodate ingredients such as Ezo deer and maitake mushrooms. While the dough rests, your guide leads a short English walk to churches, parks, and lesser-known corners of town.…
Learn nigiri sushi from a professional female chef at a small Hakodate sushi restaurant. Shape rice, add wasabi and seafood, compare three dashi stocks, make miso soup, and take home your chef’s cap.
A private six-and-a-half-hour Hakodate tour with guide Tomio Yokouchi, using trams and buses to reach the morning market, waterfront warehouses, Mt. Hakodate, and Goryokaku. Admission, transport, and lunch cost extra.