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Goryokaku Tower can be said to be a landmark of Hakodate. The present tower is a second generation one and was opened in 2006. Not only can you see Mt. Hakodate, sakura and the Goryokaku from its observatory but there is also a space where you can learn about history. The observatory is in a pentagon shape and the whole building is built with Goryokaku as a motif.
(Source: PIXTA)
Illuminations take place every night from 19:00 until 21:00 during the sakura season. The Goryokaku Tower is a recommended place, from where you can see the beautifully lit up sakura. The pentagon shining in a pale pink light steals the hearts of its spectators.
Mongolian barbecue "Genghis Khan" is a gourmet representing Hokkaido. The Hokkaido style is to enjoy this under the fully blooming sakura trees. During blooming season of sakura, many people can be seen surrounding a Genghis Khan pot in the Goryokaku park. You can show up empty handed as ingredients and pots are available. Why not appreciate Hanami the Hokkaido way? (Fee: from 2,000 yen per person)
(Source: PIXTA)
Goryokaku Tower can be said to be a landmark of Hakodate. The present tower is a second generation one and was opened in 2006. Not only can you see Mt. Hakodate, sakura and the Goryokaku from its observatory but there is also a space where you can learn about history. The observatory is in a pentagon shape and the whole building is built with Goryokaku as a motif.
(Source: PIXTA)
Illuminations take place every night from 19:00 until 21:00 during the sakura season. The Goryokaku Tower is a recommended place, from where you can see the beautifully lit up sakura. The pentagon shining in a pale pink light steals the hearts of its spectators.
Mongolian barbecue "Genghis Khan" is a gourmet representing Hokkaido. The Hokkaido style is to enjoy this under the fully blooming sakura trees. During blooming season of sakura, many people can be seen surrounding a Genghis Khan pot in the Goryokaku park. You can show up empty handed as ingredients and pots are available. Why not appreciate Hanami the Hokkaido way? (Fee: from 2,000 yen per person)