- It's close to the university, so commuting time is minimal.
・The environment is relatively quiet because there is not much traffic.
• There are limited places to shop within walking distance.
- The number of buses operating is limited, so it's a good idea to have your own means of transportation.
Distance to the university
Approximately 10-20 minutes
Approximately 5-15 minutes
Approximately 5-10 minutes
Approximately 3-5 minutes
Comments from students
It has a full range of shops, including supermarkets, electronics stores, and clothing stores. Therefore, many students live there.
Many students work part-time in this area.
Traffic volume is higher compared to other areas.
Distance to the university
Approximately 40-50 minutes
Approximately 15-20 minutes
Approximately 10-20 minutes
Approximately 5-10 minutes
Comments from students
• There are commercial facilities and a lot of people walking around during the day, so it feels safe from a security standpoint.
- Located between Mihara and Goryokaku, making it easy to get to either.
Compared to Akagawa and Mihara, it is further from the university.
Distance to the university
Approximately 50-60 minutes
Approximately 15-25 minutes
Approximately 20-30 minutes
Approximately 15-30 minutes
Comments from students
There are cafes and other restaurants, as well as amusement facilities.
Many students work part-time in this area.
• There are limited places to shop within walking distance.
Compared to Akagawa and Mihara, it is further from the university.
Distance to the university
Approximately 60-70 minutes
Approximately 20-30 minutes
Approximately 25-35 minutes
Approximately 20-25 minutes
1Hakodate International Fisheries and Marine Research Center
A satellite lab specializing in research related to the ocean and marine life.
2Hokkaido Prefectural Hakodate Museum of Art
A center of art in Hakodate and the southern Hokkaido region. It houses a collection of over 2 works.
3Yunokawa Onsen
Located in the eastern part of the city, this hot spring resort area is sometimes referred to as "Hakodate's inner sanctuary." Field trips for school classes are also sometimes conducted here.
4Hakodate City Community Exchange and Town Development Center
Use the town's information center as a base for fieldwork.
5Hakodate City Museum
The exhibition showcases the project's achievements, including a digital archive of materials.
6Hakodate Mirai-kan
An interactive facility that utilizes the latest scientific technology, allowing visitors to experience unique content.
7Hakodate Community Plaza G Square
A free space where anyone can easily drop by. It is also frequently used for research presentations.
8Mirai Share Co., Ltd.
The first venture company to spun off from Future University. It provides AI-powered shared on-demand ride-hailing systems and other related services.
9Hakodate Tsutaya Bookstore
They have a wide selection of art supplies and specialized books.
10Goryokaku Park
It is famous as the site of the Battle of Hakodate.
11Goryokaku Tower
A 107-meter-tall observation tower.
12Hakodate Magistrate's Office
A faithful reconstruction of a magistrate's office from the late Edo period.
13Waterfront
A famous tourist spot known for its red brick buildings.
14Mount Hakodate
A three-star view recognized worldwide.
15Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward
Beautiful colonial style.
16Hakodate Orthodox Church
It is affectionately known as "Gangan-ji Temple".
17Trappistine Monastery
Japan's first women's convent.
18Hakodate Central Library
The collection comprises approximately 418,000 general books.
19Hakodate City Northern Ethnic Museum
A museum showcasing the history of the northern peoples, housed in the former Hakodate branch building of the Bank of Japan.