The cafe at the former British Consulate is not recommended, but this one is worth visiting from afar. This cafe felt like a dream. Although I didn't have much time, I really enjoyed my short visit. I love Anne of Green Gables, and I've actually been to Green Gables in Canada. While this cafe is a bit different, it's still lovely in its own way! You can feel the owner's love and dreams here. The owner is like a cute woman who jumped out of Setuko Tamura's illustrations. The interior feels like a dream space for girls, so it might be a bit intimidating for men to enter alone, but I saw some men there too. Places that focus on creating a unique atmosphere sometimes lack in taste, but the strawberry parfait, pear pie, and iced tea here were delicious. The Earl Grey iced tea was especially fragrant and tasty. The prices are reasonable for the quality and experience you get. This cafe saved my impression of Hakodate after a disappointing afternoon tea at the former British Consulate. I may not come back to Hakodate, but if I do, I would definitely visit this cafe again. Note that they close around 4:30 pm, so it's best to call if you think you might be late. They may be able to accommodate you for a little while longer.

I decided to go to this restaurant as my first choice was closed. Since it was early, there were no other customers. The interior had an antique atmosphere with a stylish European feel. I had the French toast and salad set with iced tea. The French toast had a hint of cinnamon, but it didn't overpower the delicious taste of the toast itself. It was fluffy and may have had some strawberry jam on top. It was very delicious. I was surprised when a dessert with ice cream came after the meal, but I thought it was worth the 1200 yen.

A cafe with a striking exterior design! When visiting the Hakodate Public Hall, I came across a building that caught my eye, and upon closer inspection, I found out it was a cafe. I decided to take a break here and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the exterior that is in line with Hakodate's charm!

I stopped by for sightseeing and used a table seat. I ordered a cake set. The menu was cheesecake and iced coffee. The cheesecake seemed to be baked after ordering, so it took a little time to be served, but it was nice to have it served fresh. The cheesecake had a fluffy texture similar to a soufflé.

Before heading to the ropeway at Mount Hakodate, famous for the Hachimanzaka slope, I visited a shop frequented by YUKI from JUDY AND MARY. The interior was filled with an extraordinary amount of goods, signatures, letters, etc. The coffee was diluted, and I received a candy on my way out.

After exploring the Motomachi Church group in Hakodate, I visited the popular long-established cafe, Green Gables. The name Green Gables comes from the apartment where the protagonist Anne lived in Anne of Green Gables. The owner, who loves Anne of Green Gables, has created a cafe inspired by Anne's house in the story. The exterior surrounded by greenery really captures Anne's world, and it's very lovely. The interior also has a similar atmosphere where you can immerse yourself. I ordered the apple pie set, and although it took a little time as they bake it after ordering, the pie was crispy and delicious. This cafe is very famous as a place YUKI used to visit almost every day during her student days, and the back of the shop was filled with YUKI's presence, which was quite impressive! It's a cafe that gives you a sense of evergreen, just like the adorable YUKI. Thank you for the meal.

The average (normal) score is 3.0 points, and evaluations are made in 0.5 increments. The overall score is calculated by multiplying food/taste by 4, service by 2, atmosphere by 2, and cost performance by 2, then dividing the total by 10 (alcohol/drinks are excluded). Not mentioned Delicious

I was surprised when I entered without knowing anything! It was like being in Anne of Green Gables world! I only found out the name of the shop, Green Gables, after entering. Although I thought it was for women, there were many families and a friendly atmosphere. The strawberry chiffon cake was delicious, and you can also enjoy plenty of tea from a pot. The homemade bread set was also delicious. And we even had dessert in the end! The spoons were cute too. Next time, I will go for the pie!

Hakodate is known for its flat terrain, but near the foothills of Mount Hakodate, the landscape suddenly becomes steep with unique slopes. In the area known as Motomachi, where there are churches, you will find Green Gables. As a fan who has read the entire Anne series, I appreciate the gables with their steep roofs, although Anne's house in the series seems to have a hipped roof. The restaurant's interior is filled with period furnishings that evoke that era. Each table has photos, and without hesitation, I choose the table themed after the Japanese anime adaptation of Anne of Green Gables. The set meal I order, the Green Gables Sandwich set, is quite substantial. I opt for iced coffee to drink. The sandwich set includes a pumpkin-shaped bread sandwich, a square sandwich with seaweed and cheese, a crepe-style banana sandwich, and a ham sandwich, all of which are delicious. The set also comes with a salad and a dessert. I am satisfied. After admiring the old Western-style buildings in the neighborhood, this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a meal in a Canadian-style English atmosphere from the early 1900s. It is especially ideal for those who have a desire to visit Prince Edward Island.

Here.. I've been curious about this place for a while ~ it's like a cafe hidden among flowers (or trees?).. Today, while taking a stroll around this area with my wife, I decided to take a peek. There was a sign saying "Lunch menu has ended". It seems like it's a food and drink establishment after all (^^♪ Let's have some tea, shall we? The interior of the shop is like a fairytale or a witch's house.. (laughs) Looking at the menu.. it's quite pricey. I initially thought of just ordering coffee, but somehow ended up also ordering a pear pie. Pear pie set for 900 yen. Original coffee for 550 yen. After waiting for about 10 minutes, the pie arrived.. followed by the coffee 3 minutes later. The coffee comes in a pot with enough for 2 cups. It also comes with a small sweet. Now, let's dig in. The pear pie.. doesn't look very appealing, with custard cream on the pie crust and chunks of pear on top. The taste is not too sweet, just right for sharing between two people. The coffee is easy to drink, with almost no bitterness or acidity. Oh, my wife just noticed something. There's a corner of the shop dedicated to YUKI-san. YUKI-san.. a singer (vocalist?) from Hakodate. Do you know YUKI from JUDY AND MARY? I looked it up and it seems like YUKI was a regular here. We entered without knowing at all (laughs). We're not fans of YUKI-san. Thank you for the meal. If we have the chance, we'll come back for lunch.

Continuing from June 2019... On the second day of my trip to Hakodate, I plan to explore the Motomachi area. I got off at Suehirocho Station by streetcar, and arrived at Hachiman-zaka. This is an uphill slope on the Hakodate-yama side, and if you look towards the Hakodate Bay side downhill, you can see the famous view of Hakodate's cityscape often featured in TV and magazines. This area has 19 slopes running from the mountain side to the sea side, and Hachiman-zaka in particular is introduced as a scenic spot in Hakodate. Chibitsunu: "Let's start exploring the town right away." This building is the headquarters of Soma Corporation. It's interesting how it looks like a Western-style building but has a tiled roof. The founder, Mr. Soma, was a successful grain merchant who expanded his business and invested his personal fortune in developing the town of Hakodate. Chibitsunu: "The glasswork in the shop window is beautiful." Let's go inside and take a look. This is the Hakodate Glass Studio where you can experience making glass crafts. It's a facility where you can easily try your hand at making glass trinkets while sightseeing, as it is featured on travel information websites. Chibitsunu: "It would be wonderful to make something like this." We didn't have time for the hands-on experience, but we would like to try it if we have the chance. This is the Hakodate City Literature Museum. The building was originally built as the Hakodate Branch of Daiichi Bank in 1923. It was designated as a cityscape formation specified building and underwent reinforcement and renovation. It opened as the Hakodate City Literature Museum in 1993, showcasing handwritten materials and works of literary figures from Hakodate. Interesting design of the building. This is the Hakodate Museum of History and Folklore. It was built in 1880 as the former Kanemori Yokocho Store and is now open as a museum after renovation. It is designated as a tangible cultural property of the city and showcases the lifestyle of Hakodate citizens in the Meiji era. Chibitsunu: "I think we're getting tired from walking. Let's have some tea at the nearby cafe." When we visited the Motomachi area, we stopped by the cafe we wanted to visit, "Green Gables." Chibitsunu: "It looks like Anne of Green Gables' house, so lovely, so lovely." The interior is surprisingly spacious and relaxing. From the tables and chairs to the wallpaper, windows, and decorations used in the interior, everything is from the world of Anne of Green Gables. Chibitsunu: "Girls are weak to this kind of atmosphere." I ordered a cream soda, which was delicious with plenty of ice cream and whipped cream. Chibitsunu had an iced apple tea, which made her feel very elegant. After finishing our drinks, we relaxed in the cafe for a while. The terrace seats are also nice. Chibitsunu: "It's nice to have tea here." If it wasn't during the trip, I would want to stay longer in such a cafe. If you have the chance to visit the Motomachi area in Hakodate, this is a cafe that you should definitely visit. Let's continue our stroll... to be continued. [Note] The business hours may change due to the impact of COVID-19. ************************ Green Gables 20-30 Suehirocho, Hakodate, Hokkaido +81-138-26-7644 Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Closed on Mondays Access: A short walk from Suehirocho Station on the Hakodate Streetcar

Original coffee for 550 yen. It seems like the kind of place YUKI from JUDY AND MARY used to frequent before her debut. I don't know much about JAM, but since I came all the way to Hakodate, I had to visit. This place is considered a holy ground for fans, but there were no other customers so I could relax and enjoy. The coffee I had at this holy ground was exceptional. Due to lack of credibility from various sources, I am minimizing details in this log to prevent being reverted back to draft status starting June 2019. Please just enjoy the image. Late June 2019 Coffee break (ﾟДﾟ) Delicious!! (ﾟДﾟ) Delicious!!【Jude】Mary

I visited the restaurant where YUKI often visited and it had a very nice atmosphere. There was a place with various items that seemed to belong to YUKI. I happened to sit near a table overflowing with YUKI's belongings. The strawberry chiffon cake was delicious, and I couldn't help but think I would like to visit again when I go to Hakodate. If it were nearby, I might end up going there regularly, regardless of YUKI's presence.

This is my third or fourth visit, and it's become one of my favorite places. Yuki from Judy Mary used to frequent this place a lot in high school, and there is still a close relationship with her family. Every time I visit, the Yuki corner seems to expand. Initially, I was concerned about personal information, but now it is securely hidden, which is reassuring. This time, I brought a colleague who was visiting Green Gables for the first time, and we sat at a table with a view of Hakodate Port. I had my usual strawberry chiffon cake set, while my colleague had the strawberry cream parfait set. The whimsical mama is still there, and the beautifully presented dishes taste as good as they look. The sweetness is subtle. I usually have tea, but this time I opted for coffee. It was rich and full-bodied, with a great balance, truly reflecting Hakodate's competitive coffee scene. The cozy atmosphere of the restaurant makes it a pleasant place to relax. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Anyway, this restaurant has a unique atmosphere. The food is mediocre at best, like the sandwich lunch set. The prices are higher than average in Hakodate, but it's understandable since it's a tourist spot. Overall, it's a quirky place recommended more for its uniqueness rather than value for money.

The food was dry and lacked moisture.