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Stroll through the Motomachi historic district

Parim aeg külastamiseks

Late afternoon in autumn, when the maple trees lining the slope turn crimson and the setting sun hits the wooden facades. Weekday mornings are calmest if you want to browse the shops without crowds.

Eelarvenõuanded

Strolling the street is completely free; the only costs are the shops and cafés you choose to enter. The nearby Hokkaido Museum charges about 600 yen, and some glass workshops offer pay-per-piece crafting sessions starting around 1,500 yen.

Soovitatav

History buffs, Photography enthusiasts, Shoppers and craft lovers, Couples

Planeeri oma külastusaeg

2-3 hours

Teave

Kiired faktid: Kaldus tänavad teenisid kunagi peamise teena söeveoks lähedalasuvatest kaevandustest ning puidust poehoonetel on siiani säilinud Meiji ajastu käsitsi maalitud sildid. Umbes 30 taastatud hoonet ääristavad marsruuti, paljud neist mahutavad nüüd klaasitöökodasid ja pagaritöökodasid, mis on tegutsenud üle sajandi.

Esiletõstmised: Otsi pagoodikujulist antiikset rauast tuletõrjehüdranti nõlva ülaosa lähedal, see on 1920. aastate reliikvia, mis töötab tänaseni. Veebruari talvefestivali ajal ääristavad õlilambid tänava mõlemat külge "Küünlaöö" jaoks ning kogu linnaosa särab üle 2000 leegiga vastu lund.

Sisekujunduse nõuanded

  • Wear comfortable shoes with grip, the slope is quite steep and can get icy in winter.
  • Head to the glassblowing studio around 11 a.m. to catch the artisans at work before their afternoon break.
  • Skip the main street on weekends and wander the narrow side alleys instead, where quieter shops sell handmade ceramics.
  • Grab a soft-serve ice cream from the old dairy shop near the midpoint, their flavor rotates seasonally.

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