香港六合彩即时开奖

骋辞谤测艒-办补办耻-办艒别苍

贬辞办办补颈诲艒

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Japan's first Western-style fort was built in 1864 in the shape of a five-pointed star (驳辞谤测艒-办补办耻 means 'five-sided fort') designed to trap attackers in deadly crossfire. Nothing remains of the actual structure but the footprint 鈥 a park encircled by a star-shaped moat. To best appreciate this, visit the observatory atop the 98m Gory艒-kaku Tower. Exhibitions in the observatory explain the history of the fort; you also get good views over Hakodate.

The park itself is a pretty green space, with 1600 cherry trees that bloom in April.

香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions

  • Hakodate-yama

    Hakodate-yama

    3.76 MILES

    Mention you've been to Hakodate and every Japanese person you know will ask if you took in the night view from atop Hakodate-yama (334m) 鈥 it's that鈥

  • Hakodate Morning Market

    Hakodate Morning Market

    2.42 MILES

    With crabs grilling over hot coals, freshly caught squid packed tightly in ice-stuffed styrofoam and the sing-song call of vendors, Hakodate Morning鈥

  • Orthodox Church

    Orthodox Church

    3.28 MILES

    Dating from 1916, this Russian Orthodox church is adorned with distinctive copper domes and spires. It's still in use by the 300 or so (mostly elderly)鈥

  • Gory艒-kaku Tower

    Gory艒-kaku Tower

    0.18 MILES

    Take the elevator to the observatory atop this 98m-tall tower to see the star-shaped footprint of 骋辞谤测艒-办补办耻-办艒别苍. There are also displays on the history鈥

  • Japan, Hokkaido, View of Hakodate Bay Area (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images)

    Red-brick Warehouse District

    2.96 MILES

    These early-20th-century red-brick warehouses on the waterfront are the legacy of Hakodate's status as a historic, international trade port. They've been鈥

  • Future Center Hakodate

    Future Center Hakodate

    2.2 MILES

    This interesting multimedia center has displays mainly aimed at a young crowd, but it is worth stopping at for the events, videos, performances, and鈥

  • Foreigners' Cemetery

    Foreigners' Cemetery

    3.67 MILES

    Along the bay, on the western fringe of town (where few visitors venture) is the small, grassy cemetery that contains the graves of sailors, clergy and鈥

  • Hakodate Museum of Northern Peoples

    Hakodate Museum of Northern Peoples

    3.09 MILES

    Inside the old Japan Bank building (1926), this museum has interesting exhibitions (labelled in English) about Ainu culture and also some of the other鈥

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Nearby 贬辞办办补颈诲艒 attractions

1. Gory艒-kaku Tower

0.18 MILES

Take the elevator to the observatory atop this 98m-tall tower to see the star-shaped footprint of 骋辞谤测艒-办补办耻-办艒别苍. There are also displays on the history鈥

2. Future Center Hakodate

2.2 MILES

This interesting multimedia center has displays mainly aimed at a young crowd, but it is worth stopping at for the events, videos, performances, and鈥

3. Hakodate Morning Market

2.42 MILES

With crabs grilling over hot coals, freshly caught squid packed tightly in ice-stuffed styrofoam and the sing-song call of vendors, Hakodate Morning鈥

4. Red-brick Warehouse District

2.96 MILES

These early-20th-century red-brick warehouses on the waterfront are the legacy of Hakodate's status as a historic, international trade port. They've been鈥

5. Hakodate Museum of Northern Peoples

3.09 MILES

Inside the old Japan Bank building (1926), this museum has interesting exhibitions (labelled in English) about Ainu culture and also some of the other鈥

6. Old British Consulate

3.21 MILES

From 1913 to 1934, this whitewashed mansion served as the British consulate. You can see the restored interior and have tea (楼540) on the ground floor.

7. Orthodox Church

3.28 MILES

Dating from 1916, this Russian Orthodox church is adorned with distinctive copper domes and spires. It's still in use by the 300 or so (mostly elderly)鈥

8. Foreigners' Cemetery

3.67 MILES

Along the bay, on the western fringe of town (where few visitors venture) is the small, grassy cemetery that contains the graves of sailors, clergy and鈥