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An imposing landmark in the Goryokaku area with its glass-wall exterior.
This shopping center attracts people with its compact collection of modern and stylish stores. The first basement floor is MUJI’s “food specialty floor,” which features not only MUJI brand frozen foods and retort foods, but also some unique individual stores from the Hakodate area and Hokkaido, making it a perfect place to find Hokkaido souvenirs.
It is easy to access and close to Goryokaku Tower and other tourist attractions. The Starbucks on the first floor is a good place to take a break.
The G-Square on the 4th floor hosts a variety of events. When it is not being used for an event, anyone is welcome to use it as a free space. (Wi-Fi is available, Food and drink are permitted, and free charging stations are available.) It is a social gathering place for residents in downtown Hakodate.
The appearance
The basement first floor is MUJI “food specialty floor.”
JINS offers functional and stylish original glasses and shades.
The wood educational space on the 2nd floor.
G-Square on the 4th floor
Some reviews are AI-translated.
This is said to be the largest MUJI in Hokkaido, and it’s also the largest MUJI I’ve ever visited! It’s very convenient to get to, right next to the Goryokaku-Koen-mae tram stop. I originally thought I’d just browse around before going to Goryokaku, but once I went inside, I couldn’t stop. They really have everything, and the selection is so extensive that you’ll want to look carefully through every section. I had been searching for naan mix for a long time, and they actually had a huge amount of it here. I also finally found canvas sneakers in the right size, which I hadn’t been able to find anywhere else.
And it’s not just MUJI. There’s also a large, fun-to-browse Loft on B1, with a very complete selection of household goods, beauty products, stationery, accessories, and more. I had originally planned to spend only an hour here, but before I knew it, I had completely lost track of time. It took me about half a day to finally leave Share Star. A large part of what I spent during my few days in Hakodate went toward shopping here. If you already enjoy browsing MUJI and Loft, I really recommend adding this place to your Hakodate itinerary.
I got off the streetcar in front of the shopping center on my way to Goryokaku. This is one of the few small shopping centers in central Hakodate, with stores like Starbucks and MUJI. You can come here in the evening to pass the time. There are lots of cute animal sculptures along the sidewalk outside, and you can collect them as you walk〜
It's almost like a dedicated MUJI store. The kids' play area is fantastic, all made of wood. The whole place feels warm and relaxing.
