Enjoy the magnificent and dignified historical reception building space, imbued with the romanticism of the Meiji era, while overlooking Hakodate Port.

The Old Hakodate District Public Hall, built in 1910 (Meiji 43), is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
It features a striking blue-gray and yellow exterior and an elegant, symmetrical design. Located on a hill within Motomachi Park, it boasts a superb location overlooking Hakodate Port.
The interior, which retains the atmosphere of the Meiji era, provides a perfect setting for special occasions such as ceremonies, parties, and photo shoots.

Enjoy a special moment in a prestigious reception space that has also welcomed members of the Imperial Family.

This historic guesthouse has welcomed members of the imperial family and distinguished guests from Japan and abroad.
The interior is adorned with opulent decorations and chandeliers, allowing guests to experience the Western culture of the Meiji era.
From the balcony, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hakodate Port and spend a refined time amidst the exotic cityscape.

The Grand Hall

A grand hall with a sense of grandeur, yet illuminated by glittering chandeliers.
You can experience a time slip back to the Meiji era.

We can specially arrange various types of cuisine, including a standing buffet.
Hold a special party in a space where you can feel the passage of time.

While this location is generally off-limits to food and drink due to its historical significance, we can flexibly accommodate your requests and provide a variety of dishes. We will help you create a special, personalized experience within this nationally designated Important Cultural Property building.

Also suitable for corporate off-site meetings and social gatherings.

After spending a special time at the Old Hakodate Public Hall, you can also relax and unwind at a hotel that retains the charm of a historic building.

 The information provided is subject to change without notice.