After a quick walk around the Hakodate waterfront and watching a cruise ship dock I headed towards the market area which is a short walk from Hakodate station.
I did a quick walk through the Hakodate Morning Market where there were many varieties of fresh seafood on offer.
At the south-eastern side of the market there is a food court with many food stalls. Continue reading “Sakae soba/udon, Hakodate, Japan”
Tully’s is a Japan-wide cafe chain with hundreds of locations that offer hot and cold drinks along with a range of food.
I’d decided I would stay around the Ueno area for this trip as it where the Keisei Skyline from Narita Airport terminates and where I could jump on the Shinkansen for my train north.
I chose an APA hotel called APA Hotel Ueno Ekimae which is about a 10 minute walk from both the Keisei station and JR Ueno station.
Continue reading “APA Hotel Ueno Ekimae, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan”
Wandering through Ueno and feeling a little peckish I started looking for somewhere to eat that didn’t have a queue.
I’d eyed a Gyoza restaurant during my prior walks and decided to pop in.