Hakodate is famous for sushi...in fact, this city, bordered on two sides by the sea, may in fact boast the best sushi in the world. We arrived late in the day and walked to the mountain, where we rode a cable car up to get a good view of the city.
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Heather Meadows > Night falls as we arrive at the viewing area on the mountain above Hakodate.
Heather Meadows > Up the mountainside
Heather Meadows > Over a tourist's hat (you can always tell tourists by their hats)
Heather Meadows > Hakodate at dusk.
Heather Meadows > Hakodate at dusk, to the left of the previous picture.
Heather Meadows > Hakodate at dusk, further to the left than the previous picture.
Heather Meadows > Lights start to come on in Hakodate
Heather Meadows > Cable car apparatus, Mt. Hakodate
Heather Meadows > Justin, Inoue-sensei, Todd, James, and Jason in the front. Brandon was inside at the tourist area ("getting some CDs," Todd joked).
Night falls as we arrive at the viewing area on the mountain above Hakodate.
> Night falls as we arrive at the viewing area on the mountain above Hakodate.
Night falls as we arrive at the viewing area on the mountain above Hakodate.
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