• Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden
  • Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden

Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden

Overview

The garden is lush with 300 species of tropical plants, and in winter, you can see monkeys bathing in the hot springs.
There is also a footbath facility where visitors to the botanical garden can freely use water from the source of Yunokawa Onsen.
A variety of events for elementary and junior high school students are also held.

In the 'Greenhouse,' where the sun shines brightly through the glass, approximately 3,000 tropical plants of about 300 species are planted, allowing visitors to spend time leisurely in a warm environment even in winter.

In the outdoor facilities, from December to May, you can see the charming sight of monkeys bathing in the hot springs for a limited winter period.
There is also a full range of playground equipment for young children, with the sandbox, battery-powered cars, and other attractions being popular.
In the summer, children's cheerful voices echo as they enjoy playing in the water at the 'Water Plaza'.

Across from the monkey mountain is a footbath located in a cozy, circular gazebo.
It is covered by a roof, allowing people of all ages and genders to spend their time comfortably.

Various classes for local citizens and seasonal events are also held, and events such as the Christmas concert attract a large number of visitors.

Business Hours

- April to October: 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
- November to March: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
*The monkeys can be seen bathing in the hot springs from December until Golden Week in May.

regular closing day

December 29th to January 1st

Fee

General: 300 JPY / Elementary and Junior High School Students: 100 JPY
*Free for preschool children.

Location

3-1-15 Yunokawacho, Hakodate-shi (函館市湯川町3-1-15)

Access

- Approx. 15-minute walk from 'Yunokawa' streetcar stop
- Approx. 15 minutes by car from JR Hakodate Station
- Get off at the 'Nettai Shokubutsuen-mae' bus stop

parking lot

Available (Free / Approx. 120 spaces)

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