Experience Hokkaido Like a Local: A Slow Travel Guide to Hakodate

Hokkaido is a favorite destination for Taiwanese travelers, often explored through five-day tours that cover a lot of ground but lack depth. While self-driving offers flexibility, it comes with certain risks. Have you ever considered spending all five days in a single city, slowly and quietly experiencing the daily life of Hokkaido like a local? Hakodate, located in southern Hokkaido, is a place worth savoring! Hakodate is a small yet charming port city with a strong international flair. Its attractions are concentrated and can be easily visited by tram or even on foot. The city boasts several easily accessible spots such as Goryokaku Park, Hakodate Morning Market, Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse, Motomachi Roman Catholic Church, Hachiman-zaka Slope, and the famous night view from Mount Hakodate. On a clear day, every photo you take will look like a postcard! Near JR Hakodate Station, Fujiya Ice Cream Shop offers a variety of flavors made from rich local milk, and it's highly recommended! No need to wake up early to catch a tour, no need to plan self-driving routes—Hakodate is perfect for experiencing the slow life of Hokkaido!