Comment aller de Hakodate à Sapporo ?

Avec un Japan Rail Pass, le moyen le plus rapide pour se rendre à la gare de Sapporo depuis Hakodate est de prendre le Hokuto ou le Super Hokuto Limited Express sur la ligne Hakodate.



Si vous visitez Hokkaido en hiver, un train direct circule une fois par jour via Niseko, le célèbre domaine skiable, et Otaru.



Tous les trains Limited Express ont des correspondances avec le Shinkansen Hokkaido à Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto.

🚍 Bus Company : Sapporo Hakodate New-Star Express

⏱ Travel time: 5 hours and 30 minutes

⏲ First and last departure:  7:05 – 23:40

💶 Price: 3,920￥ – 4,550 yen

🚏 Main bus stop: Hakodate Station Terminal Bus stop no 14, Goryokaku Station, Sapporo Station, Odori Bus center, Shiden Tram Susukino

Hakodate, located in the south of Hokkaido, is the third-biggest city on the Hokkaido island. Known for its beautiful night view, the city is just a bridge away from Japan’s main island, Honshu. The heart of Hakodate lies in Motomachi, a neighborhood filled with little streets and foreign style buildings, such as the Russian Consulate and Orthodox Church. Near the water, old brick warehouse dating from the time Hakodate was the center of trading with the west are now inhabited by cosy restaurants and shops. If your travel guides you to Hakodate, enjoy the fresh seafood and fishes, such as kaisendon and ika-somen, and of course, go to Lucky Pierrot, the renowned local fast food of Hakodate ! 

Enchanting in winter, fresh in summer, this city is the destination to many of Japan’s lovers, including Japanese travelers themselves ! If you love food, Sapporo is known for delicious specialties, such as Genghis Khan, which is lamb barbecue, special miso ramen and of course, seafood. With 2 millions inhabitants, the city has vivacious neighborhoods, like Susukino, where neons, bars and restaurants are everywhere ! But you will also find more calm and quiet places, connected to nature. In the city center, discover the Odori Park, with a length of 1.5 km, or the Botanic Garden of the University of Sapporo, that is colored with red and yellow in autumn.