This article, related to Takadaya Kahewa who contributed to the development of Hakodate, is explained in the museum. The two buildings were built in 1903 and 1923, originally used as warehouses for seafood merchants to store seaweed.
Hakodate Takadaya Kahei Museum
箱館高田屋嘉兵衛資料館 / Hakodate takadayakahei shiryoukan
| Address | Suehiro-cho 13-22, Hakodate City |
|---|---|
| Access from Hakodate Station |
from Hakodate Station, take the City Tram to "Jujigai" Tram Station (5 minutes)
then, continue walking to the museum (5 minutes) |
| Phone |
0138-27-5226
|
| Hours | 01:00-04:00 PM (Last admission at 03:30 PM) |
| Holidays | Monday, Tuesday, Weekends, National Holidays |
| Fee | Adult: 700 yen (Follow us on SNS and pay 500 yen only) Senior High School Student: 300 yen (Follow us on SNS and pay 100 yen only) Junior High School Student: 100 yen Elementary School Student and younger: Free of Charge |
| Payment | x |
| Parking | ｘ |
To call from abroad to Hakodate
- Dial the international dialing access code and Japan’s country code (81). See Here
- Drop the first 0 and dial everything else. For example, to call the Japanese number 0138-00-0000 from the US, dial 011-81-138-00-0000.
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