Morning Market Hakodate

JR Hakodate Station, Hakodate , Oshima, Hokkaido, Japan
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    104 reviews 7 travel blogs 3 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Flea/street market

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  • 1

    *do* look down

    ... we went through the seikan tunnel which links the 2 islands. My hotel is right near the train station, and also the morning market (tomorrow's itinerary), so very convenient.  It's the sweetest hotel ever, there are even welcoming dog statues in the ...

  • 2

    Hakodate

    16 photos

    ... we did test a new 'fruit of the sea': raw sea urchin!  With quite a bit of trepidation we tried it at the morning market which sells fresh seafood.  It was very good - and best of all we didn't have any gastronomical problems afterwards (which ...

  • 3

    Hokkaido!

    22 photos

    ... maybe Halifax! Lots of fishing and ocean-focused activity -- some very built-up shipping areas, a big crab and squid 'morning market', touristy wharves with red brick warehouses, old weather-worn fishing boats beached at small sandy spots along the ...

  • 4

    First drama: snow storm hit Hokkaido

    15 photos

    Morning market next to the JR in Hakodate >> Took street car to explore the city >> Back to Hakodate station & found out that the train delayed >> Shinkansen stopped at Kanita >> Bus to Shin Aomori >> Shinkansen to ...

  • 5

    Day 9: Hakodate

    Morning Market Mashumaru Museum Hakodate Factory Old British Consulate of Hakodate Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward Russian Orthodox Church Mt. ...

  • 6

    Hakodate: Japan's Europe and Cape Cod

    6 photos

    ... --reminded me of home and all that I still have to do. Ugh. But all in all, I've really enjoyed Hakodate. Tomorrow, going to the morning market for some seafood and skipping Onuma park (not the right season) for two more hours in Sapporo. ...

  • 7

    Hakodate: Ika, Ika, Ika Odori!

    14 photos

    ... a lot, lot to fill in your time, but it’s a good strolling city with a waterfront of old storehouses, a really bustling morning market and all sorts of historical bits and pieces up the slope of Mt. Hakodate.  The city began as a fort town, ...