Former Hakodate Ward Public Hall
Old Hakodate Public Hall
A stunning colonial-style Western-style building completed in 1910, preserving the elegance of the Meiji era.Explore this spot
The Former Hakodate Ward Public Hall is a magnificent colonial-style Western building completed in 1910. Designed by Asajiro Konishi, the structure is designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
What makes it special
About Former Hakodate Ward Public Hall
- Experience the breathtaking beauty of a National Important Cultural Property up close.
- The historical furniture and decor displays offer a rare glimpse into the lifestyle of the early 20th century.
- Visit the Haikara Costume Museum to dress in the elegant styles of the Meiji and Taisho eras.
- The venue is a popular spot for commemorative and wedding photography.
- Use the combined ticket system with nearby facilities to explore the history of Hakodate efficiently.
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Tips
Payment
The Costume Museum accepts CASH ONLY (No credit cards or electronic money allowed).
Language Support
It is recommended to check the official website for English-language availability.
Reservations
No reservation is required for individual use of the Costume Museum (Groups must reserve in advance).
Photography
Please be considerate of other visitors and staff; do not include them in your photos.
Photography Restrictions
Photography, video recording, and live streaming are prohibited inside the Costume Museum.
Photography Restrictions
Taking photos while wearing the costumes outside the facility is not permitted.
Accessibility
The facility may have steps or uneven surfaces (please check on-site for details).
Etiquette
If you are planning a commemorative photo shoot, please review the official guidelines in advance.