A small temple to worship Yao Shi Fo. Pray for good health.
more views of the sulphurous valley
more views of the sulphurous valley
Next stop, Mount Showa, one of Japan's youngest mountains. Accompanied by earthquakes, the mountain suddenly rose from a flat wheat field to its current height of 290 meters between 1943 and 1945. According to the contemporary reign of Emperor Showa (1926-1989), the mountain was named "Showa New Mountain".
Bear Ranch. We had a great time feeding the bears. 1 packet of biscuit cost 100Yen.
Those bear know very well that we will throw the biscuits to them, they will keep waving at you and stand very tall up.
On our way to Hakodate
The strawberry is super nice, fresh and sweet. we only manage to buy one box.
didi no chance to taste it as he was sleeping in the coach
Star shaped Fort Goryokaku
bird's view of the huge fortress
A mini shopping nearby
Mount Hakodate, suppose to see the night view of Hakodate... but due to cloudy weather, nothing can be seen on top.
Cable car to the top
mini store at the cable car station
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