This is a Canadian canoe trip on Shiodomari River, not far from Hakodate city center.  After a brief introduction by an experienced guide, participants will canoe down the river surrounded by lush green nature.  Fish swim in the river, and if you are lucky, you may even encounter wild animals such as Ezoshika deer (Hokkaido deer).

Sakura-michi is a restaurant set in an old house located in Aoyagi-cho, where Hakodate’s traditional houses still remain. At this restaurant, you can make your own sushi. The 10-piece nigiri set comes with miso soup and one additional daily special item. The sushi toppings are pretty good size, enough to fill you with 10 pieces.

Mount Hakodate is a popular tourist destination for its world-famous night view, but it is also good for day-time hiking. At 334 meters above sea level, it takes about one hour to reach the summit by the shortest trail (Tsutsujiyama trail). The trail is mainly dirt and gravel, but is a gentle slope, and on sunny days between spring and fall, sneakers are not a problem.