#46【HAKODATE TRIP.】１泊２日で完璧！函館グルメ&観光堪能旅｜函館観光｜五稜郭｜函館朝市｜北海道旅行｜Vlog｜北海道Vlog

#函館 #hakodate #函館グルメ #函館観光 #北海道 #japan #北海道旅行 #北海道グルメ#五稜郭　

函館グルメ＆観光地を１泊２日で周りきる！
完全版！詰め込み旅👜

函館といえば！イカ！海鮮！夜景！レトロな街並み！
天気にも恵まれ、思い出に残る旅になりました🌈

A packed trip to see Hakodate’s gourmet
food and tourist spots in 2 days and 1 night! 👜

When you think of Hakodate,
you think of squid! Seafood! Night views! Retro cityscapes!
We were blessed with good weather,
and it was a memorable trip🌈

2天1夜畅游函馆美食和观光景点！
行程满满👜

说到函馆！乌贼！海鲜！夜景！复古都市风光！
我们很幸运，天气很好，这是一次难忘的旅行🌈

🎥チャプター
【0:48】 　 ラッキーピエロ峠下総本店
【5:26】　 五稜郭
【8:53】　 海鮮処 函太郎
【10:27】　函館駅前横丁
【11:31】　大衆居酒屋　魚さんこ
【14:00】　函館ロープウェイ（日本三大夜景）
【16:11】　函館朝市
【17:24】　函館朝市でイカ釣り
【20:09】　旧函館区公会堂
【21:20】　八幡坂
【22:00】　函館人気クレープ　Angelique Voyage
【22:58】　金森赤レンガ倉庫

In early June, Minachi’s grandmother came to visit Hokkaido from Kyushu, so we went on a two-day, one-night trip to Hakodate together. We left Sapporo early in the morning, so we had a late breakfast in Hakodate. When it comes to Hakodate’s "local burgers," this is the place to go. Lucky Pierrot main store. Lucky Pierrot’s main store is located a four-minute drive from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station on the Shinkansen line. I had heard that the main store was like a theme park, but I was surprised by its gaudy interior. Is this an antique shop? Lol Under the European wallpaper is a big red chair that will make you look rich. As I passed by the order counter, I saw a parent and child having fun. Minachi:Dad, I want to see it too! Explorer, Change. Minachi: Daddy, there’s a giraffe behind you! Minachi: There you are. The explorers apparently discovered a large giraffe. Let’s go place an order. I was surprised at the wide variety of items on the menu. Looking around, most people were ordering curry and omelet rice, and the only people ordering burgers were tourists. A local burger shop in a mysterious space. The burger We ordered has arrived. For side dishes, We ordered potatoes with white sauce and demi-glace sauce, and sesame dumplings that caught my eye. Minachi’s grandmother ordered the most popular Chinese chicken burger. Minachi’s dad ordered a Chinese chicken burger with extra cheese. The chicken is completely hidden by the cheese, but you can tell the lettuce is fresh. I ordered a fish burger. We are talking about Mina-kun’s little cousin. After eating, you can hang out inside the restaurant or check out the terrace seats. The terrace seating is too spacious. Minachi-kun’s dad and Minachi-kun are wearing similar outfits. We go down from the terrace seats into the garden and head towards the striking building. It’s locked, but there’s a small retro-style merry-go-round there. There was a garden, but it wasn’t well maintained and couldn’t be used for playing. We went back inside the store and browsed the souvenir section. The packaging is colorful so I thought it might contain a lot of additives, but it may actually contain fewer additives than commercially available products. The souvenir shop sold a variety of items, from ramen and instant curry roux to white rice. The Hokkaido local burger main store is full of humor! Leaving Lucky Pierrot behind, we head towards the center of Hakodate. We just kept going down the straight road with no end in sight. The terminus of the Tohoku Shinkansen, Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, is also nearby. It was difficult to build a Shinkansen station in the center of the port city of Hakodate, so the station is located 25 minutes away from the center. After driving for a while, the cityscape finally came into view. Next destination. We arrived at Goryokaku, the symbol of Hakodate. After purchasing the ticket, we headed to the top of the tower. (Out of focus) I was captivated by Elegar’s fluent and beautiful voice as he gave me his guided tour. I can see it. I had only seen pictures of Goryokaku in textbooks. A place that marked a turning point in Japan’s modernization. In 1853, when Perry arrived, Japan’s "national isolation policy" came to an end, and Goryokaku was modeled after the European-style "walled city" that was acquired when the port of Hakodate was opened. It also became the Hakodate Government Office, where politics of Ezo was conducted. Despite being caught up in diplomacy and war, it has supported the lives of the people of Hakodate to this day. Left side of Goryokaku. The mountain you can see on the left is Mount Hakodate, famous for its night view, and the surrounding area is the center of Hakodate, where JR Hakodate Station and the morning market are located. The island visible across the sea is southern Hokkaido. To the right of Goryokaku you can see the Tsugaru Strait and Aomori Prefecture on Honshu. After descending from the observation deck, we took a walk around the grounds of Goryokaku. The site was open 24 hours a day, free of charge. The gate beyond this point closes at 7pm. The Hakodate Magistrate’s Office was responsible for the politics of Ezo from the end of the Edo period. The restored building is only one-third of the size of the former magistrate’s office, and the interior can be toured for a fee. History buffs will love the Hakodate Magistrate’s Office, restored from photographs discovered in an antique shop in Paris. Exit the back gate of Goryokaku and walk for about 5 minutes to reach Hakodate’s conveyor belt sushi chain restaurant, "Kantaro." This conveyor belt sushi restaurant also has a branch at New Chitose Airport. There is also one store in Sapporo, located quite far from the city center. Since we avoided entering the restaurant during peak hours, we were quickly shown to a table seat. We chose sushi made entirely with seafood from Hokkaido. We ordered Hokkaido scallops and whelk nigiri. Minachi-kun also brought his plate over to me to ask me to take a picture of the egg roll he had started to eat. Both the scallops and whelks are very fresh and delicious！ As of this day, it has become my second favorite Hokkaido conveyor belt sushi chain. Personally, I think the chawanmushi was by far the best compared to other conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Hokkaido. 20 minutes by car from "Kantaro". We arrived at the hotel where we were staying, located next to JR Hakodate Station. La’gent Stay Hakodate Ekimae. We chose this hotel because it was close to Hakodate Station. Right next to the lobby is "Hakodate Ekimae Yokocho" There are souvenir shops, as well as a restaurant and drinking district in this retro Showa-era townscape. It looks like a fun place to go bar hopping. It was fun just to wander around and look around. The room faces the harbor, where you can see the ships arriving and departing. With luxury cruise ships moored here, even adults are drawn to the windows. After a short rest at the hotel, it’s time for an early dinner. 5 minutes walk from the hotel. We went to the popular seafood izakaya restaurant "Gyosanko." Dad: Is this one pretty small? (Squid) <Small: 880 yen>. Staff: Yes, squids these days are quite small. Dad: First, one (small squid)＆Scallop sashimi (980 yen), Dad: Baba flounder sashimi (980 yen), tuna brain sashimi (1,050 yen), Cheers to a fun trip! They brought out the live squid I ordered. Staff: If you touch a squid, please touch its back. It is dangerous to touch its legs. They explain the different parts of the squid and you can even touch them. Staff: If you put a little bit of soy sauce on the squid legs, they will move more. The squid’s heart is still beating. We also ordered white asparagus and Atka mackerel sashimi. The lemon sour seeps into my body. While fulfilling her role as a mom, she also enjoys eating. The Atka mackerel sashimi had less of an odor than I expected, and the squid liver was a delicacy that I really liked. The squid liver was also a delicacy and I liked it. At the end, they served us some soup as a complimentary dish. Thank you for the meal. We walk to our final destination for the day. Go see one of Japan’s three greatest night views. It seems that the Hakodate Ropeway is collaborating with Detective Conan. The announcement inside the ropeway was made by Conan! Conan: Well then, everyone! Enjoy the view from the gondola! We reached the summit at 18:45. The sunset time on this day is 19:45. By the time we arrived, the front row, which offers a beautiful view of the night view from the observation deck, was already filled. Around 7 p.m., the city lights began to come on one by one. Unlike Sapporo’s night view, which is one of the "new" three great night views, the city center of Hakodate is close to the mountains, so the wide-ranging night view is exceptionally beautiful. Once the sun set at 7:45pm, the view really came into its own, a sight to behold. The first day of our trip to Hakodate ended with this night view. It was a very satisfying day. Minachi-kun: Papa! There’s a boat! Minachi-kun: A blue ship! A ship! A large passenger ship also arrived at Hakodate Port first thing in the morning. Leave the hotel at 7:00 AM. We came to Hakodate Morning Market to have breakfast. We explored the market looking for a shop that had breakfast that I wanted. I got the impression that there were an unusually large number of scallops on display. (Perhaps due to the suspension of exports to China?) A different market area from the previous one. This morning market is on a scale that cannot be compared to Sapporo’s outer market or Nijo Market. There are a lot of crabs and dried fish here. This is the first time I’ve seen "Nama Toba"! They also sell fruit, and there is delicious food everywhere. After having a look around the morning market, we went to Sakaeya ​​Shokudo, where squid fishing was the best deal. Minachi’s first fishing experience. (1,000 yen for two fish *Early June 2024) Second attempt. Mom and Minachi’s grandmother suffer a counterattack from the squid… Dad was laughing out loud at the squid’s fight back, but he had squid ink on his face. Sashimi made from caught squid. Serve squid liver dissolved in soy sauce. Apparently he didn’t like squid liver soy sauce very much. We also ordered and ate some delicious Yubari melon. Capacity: It’s the most seasonal fruit in Hokkaido right now. After Sakaeya ​​Shokudo, We wandered around looking for another breakfast spot. I was very intrigued by the "Kaniman" in the Hakodate episode of Egashira Channel! GET！ It’s fluffy and packed with crab meat! The crab flavour was very strong and delicious. Minachi-kun also seemed to find it very tasty, and ate almost half of it. Lol Finally, we went to Donburi Yokocho. The restaurant we chose was "Ebisu." I ordered the Atka mackerel set meal for 1,500 yen. Minachi’s dad’s favorite is the salmon belly. Minachi’s grandmother ordered the sea urchin bowl. The Atka mackerel was so big that it was too big for one person. It was a luxurious breakfast set meal. After the seafood market, we explored the retro town. We arrived at the "Old Hakodate Ward Public Hall." A Western-style building with a strong impact of pale blue-gray and yellow. Let’s go inside right away. The first floor had exhibits and footage of Hakodate’s history as well as a rest area, while the second floor had a large hall. From the large hall you can also access the balcony space overlooking Hakodate Port. Located at the foot of Mount Hakodate, where you can see the night view, you can look down on the port town in a beautiful way. On the way back, I saw a rickshaw parked next to the Western-style building, which gave the photo an even more retro feel. Next, we head to Hachimanzaka, which is just a few minutes walk from the Old Hakodate Ward Public Hall. Hachimanzaka is a beautiful slope that continues in a straight line all the way to the sea. As I walked down the hill and through the town, We came across the oldest concrete utility pole in Japan. This utility pole was erected in 1923 and is still in use exactly 100 years later. The cool, comfortable sensation you feel through your palms has probably remained the same since the building was first constructed. When it comes to Hakodate sweets, the crepes at Angelique Voyage are a must. We ordered strawberry mille-feuille, chocolate mille-feuille, and rich custard mille-feuille. GET! The strawberry crepes look by far the most delicious! The crispy texture of the mille-feuille and the chewy crepes are the perfect combination! Sparrows also gathered in large numbers, hoping to get their hands on the overflowing dough. Our last stop is the Kanamori Red Brick Warehouse. No matter where you look, it’s a photogenic sight. There was a long line at Lucky Pierrot near the port town. There are plenty of souvenir shops inside the Red Brick Warehouse. Minachi’s dad is buying something at a rice cracker shop. Squid rice crackers. Hakodate is packed with tourist attractions, so two days and one night was enough for sightseeing. Hakodate, with its retro townscape and the sea nearby, gave me the impression of being similar to Otaru. From here it’s a five hour drive back to our home in Sapporo. Next time: Furano!