It’s super romantic there in the evening.
The red brick buildings plus the reflections on the harbor are just gorgeous.
I couldn’t stop taking photos as I walked around.
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The scenery on the drive here was already gorgeous. Then you walk a short trail at the cape—about 15 minutes—and you get these insane cliffs with that dreamy blue ocean.
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Inside the warehouse there are lots of unique shops selling all kinds of Hokkaido specialties, handicrafts, and souvenirs. I especially recommend picking up Hakodate’s local dried seafood and sweets.
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If you go up Goryokaku Tower, you get a full panoramic view of Goryokaku. The star-shaped layout is really clear from above.
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It's only open for a few months each year. You can walk here from Gero Station, and the scenery along the way is beautiful and pleasant.
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The grounds are covered in lush green moss, like a soft carpet. It's such a peaceful and beautiful shrine.
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The architecture here is really grand and impressive. It's a very captivating Buddhist sacred site.
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You can see battleships and submarines right in front of you—it's really eye-catching!
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They sell fried wheel cakes in the shopping street. They're packed with filling, big, fragrant, and the crust is super crispy and tasty. You definitely have to try them!
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We played from the moment the park opened until the fireworks at night. I've never been this exhausted from having so much fun! Since we traveled all the way to Japan, we made sure to enjoy every moment.
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