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The other one, satirizing the person who came home from the fireworks alley at the top of the road, is called Kaishinzaka. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Higashizaka Azumazaka also became a saka-do after the Meiji 12 fire, originally one was called Jogenjizaka, the other was called Higashisaka, and it was merged into an Atazaka upwards. Because it is very steep, it is the most suitable Sakado in Sakado to look at Hakodate Port.

Kisaka MotoizakaIn the Meiji era, the lowest point of Kisaka was used as a base point for measuring kilometers, and it was the starting point of the mileage, hence the name Kisaka. At the end of Kisaka is Motomachi Park. There are also attractions such as the old Hakodate Ward Public Hall, the Monument to Admiral Perry's Voyage, and the former British Consulate. Kisaka was once an administrative base, and the government office was also set up on this zakamido.

For example, Kameda Bansho, Hakodate Office, Pioneer Envoy, Watajima Branch Office, etc., were once also called Shoshozaka (Office: Official Office) and Gotenzaka (Gotenzaka: Mansion). Hiyorizaka Hiyorizaka is the meaning of the weather. On Hiwasaka, you can easily look into the distance and judge the weather conditions, hence the name Hiwasaka.

In addition, eagles (kites) can often be seen around the Funasoul Shrine at the top of the saka, so the upper part of the sakado is also called irisaka. Hachimanzaka is almost a must-visit in Hakodate. Because it often appears in movies and TV dramas, it is very famous as a very Hakodate-style Sakamichi.

At the end of the Sakado Road was Hakodate Hachimangu Shrine (moved to the valley head after the Hakodate fire), hence the name Hachimanzaka. Omisaka Daisanzaka Omisaka has been selected as one of the top 100 roads in Japan. Beautiful cobblestone pavements and strong exoticism. The Motomachi Catholic Church is also here. The junior is a person who used to come from the local area to go to the office on business.

The origin of the simple symbol set up at the entrance of Sakamichi. チャチャ登りbori is divided by the Motomachi church group, and further up Omisaka is bori. Chacha means old grandfather in the Ainu (indigenous Hokkaido) language. Because the slope is so steep, both old and young people need to bend down like an old man when they climb it.

Hence the name. Twenty rooms are a measure word, about 36 meters. Twenty Kenzaka is about 36 meters wide, which is probably the widest in Hakodate-sakado. At first, it was not so wide, and it was also because after the Great Fire in Hakodate, in order to prevent the spread of the fire, all the sakado roads were repaired and widened.

It used to be called Midorisaka because of its lush woods. Or because there are many craftsmen in the vicinity, it is called Okomachizaka. Meiji 33, because the road is very wide. At that time, Mt. Hakodate was used as a fortress to transport artillery. The Higashi Honganji Hakodate annex is also in Twentyken Saka. Nanbuzaka cross street in the south and walk down towards this saka road.

The culmination is the Hakodateyama Ropeway Foothill Station. During the Edo Shogunate, the camp houses of the southern feudal clan were here, hence the name Nanbusaka. It is now under the Hakodateyama Ropeway parking lot. There are also monuments remaining. In addition, the former Marui Kanai Hakodate branch is also located here, and the citizens also call it Marui Saka. Yachizaka Yachizaka used to be the head of the valley that led to the holy land of play, so it was called Tanizaka.

However, due to the adjustment of the area affected by the fire, it is now possible to access the cable car foothill station. 護国神坂 Gokokujinjazaka alias Shiomi Zaka. The Hakodate Gokoku Shrine is located, hence the name Gokoku Shrine Saka. It seems that Mt. Hakodate can be seen very clearly from this sakado. At the foot of the mountain there is a statue of Kabei Takadaya. あさり坂asarizakaasari is a clam.

A kind of shellfish, according to archaeology, this road has been excavated to many ancient people to eat clam shells, so it is called clams (Rong Yun falls off the black line). There is an elementary school at the top of Aoyagizaka called Aoyagizaka. There used to be a temple on the road dedicated to the great sage Huanxiten (the guardian saint of Buddhism), which was called Shengtenzaka.

It was also once called Kasuga-cho because the town above the saka was called Kasuga-cho, so it used to be called Kasukasaka. I don't spend much time in Hakodate. Therefore, there are only the more famous Hachimanzaka and Kisaka, and the other way through Hiwasaka. Some of the Omizaka and Twentykenzaka, etc. If you have time, pick a few Sakamichi that interest you to climb to the top.

Looking down on Motomachi and Hakodate Port, I believe it is a great view.

Another thing that intrigued Yunluo was Otaru's path. This time, I only visited Shimosakai-cho-dori. Of course, the more interesting thing is actually Sakaimachi Street. But if you have time to explore Otaru, there are some well-worth visiting. There are no specific references. It's just a list of the ones that I think are quite interesting.

Sakaimachi Street. It is probably the most popular sightseeing spot outside of the Otaru Canal. With the Nippon Bank Pass as the dividing line, the Taisho Whistle Museum main store starts and continues to the fairy tale intersection. It's a street full of fairytale romance. Whistle House, Seafood Donburya, Music Box House, Sweets Shop...... Almost all of Otaru's essence is concentrated here. Taisho whistle north one whistle.

Liuhuatei North Candy Building letao. In addition, there are steam clocks at the intersection of exotic fairytales at the end, and various handicraft workshops along the way. These are all highlights of Sakai-machi-dori. Colorai Chase . It is adjacent to the Nippon Bank Connect, which is known as Wall Street in the north. There are a number of Otaru City's designated historic buildings, such as the former Mitsui Bank Otaru branch. The Deban trail is also near Senai.

JBC Pass. North Wall Street, from the Meiji era to the Taisho Showa era, has been the largest financial center in Hokkaido. There are many historical buildings made of stone and bricks, such as the Bank of Japan Former Otaru Branch Financial Archive, the Former Hokkaido Bank Main Store, the Former Mitsubishi Bank Otaru Branch, and the Former Hokkaido Takushoku Bank Otaru Branch.

These buildings are all designated historic buildings in Otaru City, and most of them are now used as restaurants and hotels. Sushiya-dori Street. In addition to glass, music boxes, desserts, and sushi are also indispensable for Otaru famous items. On the 200-meter-long sushiya street, there are about 20 sushi restaurants, including Masato Sushi Main Restaurant, Yamato House, and Nihonbashi.

When it comes to food cruises in Otaru, the Shizuya Street, To-dori, and Hanagin-dori around Sushiya are also crowded with restaurants, and they are popular not only with tourists but also among locals. Otaru, like Hakodate, also has the famous Sakamichi, but I didn't go to see it due to time and interest restrictions. If you are interested, you can also check out the relevant information.

In May, when the poplars of the southern part of the Yangtze River surround the river, Hokkaido has just faded to the snow. In my imagination, Hokkaido is the tram stop in "The First Encounter between Yunluo and An". It is the snowy land in "I Want to Tell You", and it is also the warm sunset in the afternoon of "Love Letter". But for Yunluo and An's first encounter with these tourists who are visiting Hokkaido for the first time.

Hokkaido in May = cherry blossoms, hot springs, and dairy products. Yunluo and An Chuyu rested for a day, and the next day they went straight to Otaru. On the day when the flowers bloomed, I took the bus and came to Tenomiya Park slowly, I have seen a lot of beautiful pictures, and the corner of the city wall is still amazed by the sea of snow-white flowers along the way.

Originally, I wanted to go to Furano to see the sea of flowers, but I didn't catch up with the good season. The lavender of Furano only blooms in July. But I heard that there are flowers in other seasons, and I thought it would be nice to see poppies in May. I was disappointed to go. The Shikisai Hill of Mima Beef has only a small poppy flower field, while the patchwork road and Fura farmland are still being renovated.

But there is no regret that I didn't see it, and I pedaled all the way through the patchwork road from Biei Station, and you can see the whole of Biei from the highest point of the Northwest Hill. It's still very refreshing~ Meiying's street northwest hill and then Yunluo and An Chuyu stepped directly from Meiying to Meima Niu, Yunluo and An Chuyu rented an electric bicycle, and the half-hour drive was not strenuous.

There were almost no cars along the way, Yunluo and An first encountered a bicycle dominating the huge road, the verdant grass exuded the smell of renovated earth, and the hot afternoon sun shrouded the quiet countryside of Hokkaido, and the feeling of riding in paradise was really good. There is only a small piece of poppy in the Four Seasons Colored Hill of the United Horse Cow, but you can see super cute foodie alpacas in the Four Seasons Colored Hill.

Because the flower fields in Furano are still green leaves, Yunluo and An didn't stay in Furano for more when they first met, and went directly to Mother's Love - Cape Earth. Mother's bento is a bestseller. Yunluo and An Chuyu are gone, and the enthusiastic proprietress is sorry to say sorry to Yunluo and An Chuyu.

also told Yunluo and An Chuyu to go to Muroran Station to have a look. There is their main store, and there should still be a bento, and sure enough, Yunluo and An Chuyu bought the last bento in Muroran. The bento is delicious, but in fact, the bento at Asahikawa Station is even more delicious~ Maybe there are few tourists and no one recommends it. There was a strong wind on the day.

On the headland of the earth, I still felt a little frightened in my heart against the howling sea breeze, and the dark clouds were about to press, and the wind and rain were about to threaten. It is especially felt on the coast. Regarding the photo, Yunluo and An had to mess up in the wind when they first met~ The most memorable thing for Yunluo in Japan is the hot springs that Dengbei is missing! Along the way, the plane was delayed, rained, exposed to the sun, and went wild.

A pool of warm water is all over the place. Of course, the girl's favorite is the beauty soup~ The whole person is slippery within a few days after soaking in the hot spring, and it really lasted for a few days~ Praise~ I really want to move the whole hot spring back to my country~ Move back to my country~ I recommend the sister inn of the first dragon main building, the buffet is also very good, of course, the fried chicken stick is a hot spring.

It took nearly 4 hours to see the Shibazakura in Tokyo, and it was a really difficult ride to drive back and forth for nearly 8 hours, but fortunately, the weather was good, and the Shibazakura cherry blossoms were in full bloom all over the mountain.

It took a lot of time to get to the Tsukiji Market, plus Google's various misguides, all kinds of lost, Yunluo and An Chuyu really found food at more than 12 noon, and popular restaurants such as Sushi University were already crowded, so I really should have come to line up early~ I just ate a casual one, and it was also very good and fresh, and it was a hike from Tsukiji Market to Ginza.

As a cutting-edge business district in Tokyo, the student party is just here to feel the atmosphere, and the foodies only pay attention to the Fujiya along the way, buy a lot of sweets, take a bite of fresh puffs, and the fresh cream sprays out of it, which is called a delicious one! Speaking of puffs, Yunluo first nodded 32 likes, Japanese puffs are really delicious, and Hokkaido's dairy products are delicious.

In addition to the puffs of the Rokkatei mentioned above and the puffs of Tokyo Fujiya are delicious, in fact, it is not a problem to go to a 71 house to find the taste of Hokkaido puffs, so in the days when the clouds fall in Japan, the daily breakfast is puffs, and I can't stop at all, and I can't get tired of eating~ It is highly recommended as a two-dimensional die-hard house.

You can go anywhere in Tokyo, but you definitely can't go without going to Akihabara. It's really a paradise for otaku and otaku, with all kinds of figurines, anime, CDs, Gundam, bookstores, video games, and a lot of kawaii maids. Of course, it will be cheaper to buy a prototype and buy a gundam here than in China, but the box is huge, and it takes courage to carry it around.

（ohohoh。 The latest Hatsune Miku, the two ceremonies where the clouds fall so beautiful that they cry and the little ninja! I feel like I'm not buying anything here, and I'm having fun just shopping around. But my friends couldn't understand the beauty of the second dimension of Fukai Bing, and they were dragged to visit Tokyo Tower at night. On the way back to the subway from Tokyo Tower, there is an izakaya called Akitaya that is full of people.

The beer is top-notch. Clear but not bitter, roast pork is also the best, tender and juicy, people are also the best, the enthusiastic shopkeeper, the royal sister who talks with beer helps Yunluo and An Chuyu find a place to introduce food, and the Japanese get off work 'have a drink and then go' izakaya culture. It adds a bit of boldness and timidity to the cautious and delicate Japanese civilization.

It's a pity that I didn't go to the Ghibli Museum, so I went shopping in Shinjuku in the morning! There is a big forever21 in Shinjuku. There are about five floors where people can't stop buying clothes, Yunluo originally liked the style of F21, and Forever21 is not like Zara, H&M is full of streets, there is no need to go to foreign countries to buy.

It's as if there's no F21 elsewhere yet. And it's very cheap to buy F21 in Japan, so Yunluo and An first met and happily walked around each floor, and then bought a bunch of them in one go. In addition, there are many shops in Shinjuku that you can browse. In the afternoon, Yunluo and An met for the first time, and took the legendary Shinkansen straight to Kyoto—--, the ancient capital of Japan. It is worth mentioning that there are relatively few people in Hokkaido.

Yunluo and An Chuyu took the pass and sat directly in the free seat, and they didn't need to make a reservation, but to travel to and from Kansai and Kanto, they still had to book a seat in advance, because there were a lot of people, and there might really be no place if they didn't make a reservation. After a 3-hour drive. Yunluo and Yasuchu met Kyoto Station, and today is the last day to use the pass.

After getting off the train, Yunluo and An's first encounter went to the huge Kyoto Station to find the tourist information center, and they searched for a bunch of beautiful tourist brochures and maps, and bought a Tokyo bus one-day ticket. Kyoto transportation is all left to the ubiquitous Kyoto buses. Then I left Kyoto Station and bought a 3-day KTP at the bus ticket office.

After getting the traffic ticket in the Kansai area, you can play with peace of mind when you meet for the first time. Back at the hotel, the sky was so dark that only the last deep blue remained, Yunluo and An Chuyu only booked the hotel half a month in advance, relatively late, and almost all the popular hotels in Kyoto were booked. The rest can only be panned for gold by the sea, but fortunately I found a pretty good Japanese-style hotel.

The hostess is fluent in English. The environment is also clean, and it is located in a residential area of Kyoto, so you can experience the authentic life of Kyoto. I'm afraid it's impossible to go to the attractions in the evening, so after putting down the luggage, Yunluo and An went straight to Shijo Kawara Town to find food, and of course, to continue to shop for --- cosmeceuticals. When you do your homework, you will find a lot of shopping guide posts if you climb the stairs and post them.

The eyes of the poor friends are bright, and sure enough, most of the cosmeceuticals in Kyoto are cheaper than those in Osaka and Tokyo, among which Sekkisei is really much cheaper than in the mainland~ Although Yunluo is not used to the products with a strong alcohol smell of Japanese makeup.

Kinkakuji is famous, come to see the style of tourists naturally a lot, so senior poor friends are recommended to go early in the morning or evening, so Yunluo and An first meet early in the morning to go to Kinkakuji, maybe it is a Saturday, early morning tourists are actually crowded with the entire small garden ~ foreign tourists, Huaguo aunt tour group and Japanese elementary school students to surround the entire Kinkakuji Temple.

I waited for a while to find a location where there were no passers-by, but I could only say that it was not early enough for Yunluo and An to meet for the first time. At noon, the second stop of Yunluo and An's first encounter was Nijo Castle, which vividly portrayed the ups and downs of the Tokugawa family. There are two corridors in the castle called "Oriole Floor", and when you walk on them, you will make a sound like a yellow warbler chirping.

It was an alarm set up by the shogunate rulers to keep themselves safe, and the beauty of spring in the garden during the plum and cherry blossom seasons is sure to be dumbfounded, but there is not a single tree in the garden of the Edo period: the shogun did not want to see the fallen leaves, and the dead leaves reminded of death. The compromise of the Toyotomi family.

The Emperor's visit actually demonstrated the prosperity of the Tokugawa family, and the return of the Great Shogunate a hundred years later was a testament to the rise and fall of the Tokugawa shogunate. Forced by the invasion of foreign powers, the resistance of the domestic king, and the internal and external troubles of the Tokugawa shogunate, he was forced to return to the Meiji Emperor. Knowing the times is a handsome man, although he is forced inside and outside.

Although it was forced to do so, thanks to the Tokugawa family's world-renowned political service, the Meiji Restoration was brought about by its efforts, and then Japan is flourishing today. Kyoto Station is the transportation hub for all of Kyoto, so if you don't know how to get to your next spot, there's always nothing wrong with turning back to Kyoto Station, where Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is at the southern tip of Kyoto.

It took more than half an hour to get there by bus. The Japanese have long believed that foxes are messengers between humans and gods, and can bless good crops and good weather, so many statues of foxes can also be seen within the precincts of the shrine, and the torii gate is a Japanese shrine building. In two-dimensional terms, it is a kind of enchantment.

It also represents the "gate" of the Divine Domain, where there are tens of thousands of torii gates, and it takes more than two hours to complete the journey. I have to say that Japan is also a very romantic country. The romance of Paris is in love, while the romance of Japan is in the colorful dating mecca. In Hokkaido, where snow drifts, you can have snowball fights on the endless snow. (To be continued)

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