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| Panoramic Views from Hachiman-Zaka Slope |
Hachiman-Zaka Slope, a jewel in Hakodate's crown, isn't just a street – it's a time capsule. This historic incline, paved with stone since the 19th century, offers a charming walk through Hakodate's past. As you ascend, breathtaking panoramic views of the harbor and city unfold, especially captivating in the evening.
Free and open to all, Hachiman-Zaka Slope is a must-visit for any Hakodate adventure.
A Daytime Stroll to Hachiman-Zaka Slope
On my recent trip to Hakodate, I enjoyed a scenic walk uphill to visit Hachiman-Zaka Slope twice: once during the daytime and again in the evening.
Starting from Hakodate Park on April 20, 2024, I passed by several interesting landmarks along the way, including Hakodate Gokoku Shrine, Mt. Hakodate Ropeway - Mountain Base Station, Motomachi Water Distribution Station, and the beautiful Hakodate Orthodox Church.
The photos below capture the beauty of this daytime ascent to Hachiman-Zaka Slope.
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| The View of Mt. Hakodate Observatory as Seen from Hakodate Gokoku Shrine |
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| Mt. Hakodate Ropeway - Mountain Base Station |
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| The View of Mt. Hakodate Observatory as Seen from Motomachi Water Distribution Station |
Beyond Hachiman-Zaka: Unveiling the History of Hakodate's Religious Landscape
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| Hakodatesei John Church (函館聖ヨハネ教会) |
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| Hakodate Orthodox Church (函館ハリストス正教会) |
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| Catholic Church Hakodate Motomachi (カトリック元町教会) |
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| Following Hachiman-Zaka Slope's Curves Down to the Sparkling Harbor |
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| Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse: A Harbor Gem Capturing Hakodate's Essence |
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| A Majestic Liner Anchors Gracefully in Hakodate Harbor |
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