No English name was found on the official site, so the facility name and address are romanized from the Japanese reading.

Address

6-12 Aoyagi-cho, Hakodate, Hokkaido

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Phone

+81-138-22-6799 (Mt. Hakodate Fureai Center) / +81-138-22-6789 (Seibu Park Office)

Official site (Japanese)

https://www.hakodate-jts-kosya.jp/park/hakodateyama/

Hours

Open at all times (Fureai Center: 8:45-17:30)

Closed

Year-end and New Year holidays (Fureai Center: 12/29-1/3)

Plants you can see

OtherHydrangea serrata (エゾアジサイ), Lilium pensylvanicum (エゾスカシユリ), Cardiocrinum cordatum (オオウバユリ), Trillium camschatcense (オオバナノエンレイソウ), Clematis stans (クサボタン), Lilium medeoloides (クルマユリ), Trillium smallii (コジマエンレイソウ), Cremastra appendiculata (サイハイラン), Glaucidium palmatum (Japanese wood poppy), Saxifraga fortunei (ダイモンジソウ), Clintonia udensis (ツバメオモト), トリカブト, Neolindleya camtschatica (ノビネチドリ), Viola tokubuchiana (ヒナスミレ), Disporum sessile (ホウチャクソウ), Anemone flaccida (ミドリニリンソウ), Callicarpa japonica (Japanese beautyberry), Paeonia japonica (ヤマシャクヤク), Rhododendron kaempferi (ヤマツツジ), オオノアザミ

Based on information published by each facility. Bloom times vary by year and weather. Plant links open our plant encyclopedia.

Nearest station

Streetcar (Shiden): get off at "Horai-cho", 20-minute walk (to the Mt. Hakodate Fureai Center)

Parking

Available (23 spaces for general use, 1 space for people with disabilities)

A tied island (tombolo) 334 m above sea level. Because it was a former fortress closed to the public, its nature has been preserved, and it is a natural treasure house with about 600 species of plants and 150 species of wild birds.