Hakodate City is a port city located at the southern tip of Hokkaido, facing the Tsugaru Strait.
It has flourished as a hub of international trade since ancient times, and has a unique atmosphere where historical buildings and beautiful nature are in harmony.

Investment attractiveness

Hakodate city is known for its beautiful night views and historic streets, and the number of tourists is increasing year by year.
In addition, the redevelopment of the area along the tram line is expected to revitalize the local economy, and the area is attracting attention from real estate investors as private lodging investments can bring high profits.

The scent of history and culture

• Goryokaku: Known as the site of the last castle surrendered by the Edo Shogunate, Goryokaku is a star-shaped castle and a must-see tourist spot for history buffs.
• Motomachi: Known as a town of slopes, Motomachi is home to many Western-style buildings built during the Meiji period, and you can stroll through the exotic streets.
• Mt. Hakodate: The night view from Mt. Hakodate is one of Japan's three most beautiful night views, and its beauty captivates many people.

Rich Nature

• Tsugaru Strait: Hakodate City faces the Tsugaru Strait and is rich in fresh seafood. You can also enjoy sea activities such as squid fishing boats and sightseeing boats.
• Yunokawa Onsen: Yunokawa Onsen has flourished as a hot spring resort since ancient times, and while it retains the atmosphere of a hot spring town, it also has a wide range of modern hot spring facilities.
• Onuma Quasi-National Park: On the outskirts of Hakodate City is Onuma Quasi-National Park, where you can enjoy rich nature such as lakes, mountains, and forests.

Food capital

• Hakodate Morning Market: Hakodate Morning Market is a lively market lined with fresh seafood and local ingredients.
• Squid dishes: Hakodate is the number one squid catcher in Japan, and squid dishes are a specialty. You can try a variety of squid dishes, including squid sashimi and grilled squid.