All Reviews of Hakodate Kosetsuen (Miharashi Park)

This time I visited Hakodate Kosetsuen (Miharashi Park). Although a light rain was falling and it lacked the brightness of a sunny day, it had an added sense of tranquility unique to the woods.
Kosetsuen is a famous spot in Hakodate for fall foliage, and it must be captivating when the maples turn red. Unfortunately, my visit wasn't during foliage season, so I could only enjoy another kind of beauty in the lush greenery.
There are quite a few slopes and woodland paths in the park. At first, I was worried that the routes might be complicated and that I would get lost, but once I started walking, I found that everything was very well laid out, and I felt at ease along the way.
The light rain, the woods, and the winding paths made the overall atmosphere very relaxing. Although I missed the red maples, I unexpectedly fell in love with Kosetsuen in the rain.
If I come back in the fall, I definitely want to see the hills covered in maple leaves with my own eyes!

There are a bit more visitors on holidays, but it's not too crowded. You can still stroll around and relax.

The autumn leaves here are absolutely stunning! It's one of those hidden spots for fall foliage that only locals seem to know about.