The are a group of historic red brick warehouses located in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan. They are managed and operated by Kanemori Shosen Co., Ltd.
The warehouses trace their origins to 1869, when Kumashiro Watanabe from à Âita Prefecture established the Kanemori Western Goods Store in Hakodate. In 1887, he began operating commercial warehouse services, becoming Hakodate's first commercial warehouse business.
The warehouses suffered significant damage in the Great Hakodate Fire of 1907, which destroyed six warehouse buildings. They were quickly rebuilt using fireproof materials and completed in 1909. Unlike the Kanemori Warehouses, the Hakodate Dock Red Brick Warehouses (built in 1901) survived this fire and remain among the oldest red brick warehouse structures in the area.
Since 1988, the warehouses have been converted into a commercial complex featuring shopping malls, restaurants, and event spaces. The facilities include BAY Hakodate, Hakodate History Plaza, Kanemori Western Goods Hall, and Kanemori Hall. The complex attracts 1.5 to 2 million tourists annually and has become one of Hakodate's major tourist destinations.