Witness volcanic steam vents up close and try the famous “black eggs” said to add seven years to your life! A dramatic, otherworldly landscape you won’t forget.

Enjoy a breathtaking aerial ride with panoramic views of Mt. Fuji (on clear days), Owakudani, and the lush Hakone mountains.

Sail across the scenic Lake Ashi on a fun pirate-themed ship. A great way to capture Mt. Fuji and Hakone Shrine from the water.

Explore a unique outdoor art space with over 100 sculptures nestled in nature. Great for art lovers and photographers alike.

A peaceful French-style garden with seasonal flowers, fountains, and a greenhouse. Relax or enjoy a stroll in elegant surroundings.

A serene lakeside shrine known for its iconic torii gate in the water. A spiritual spot with rich history and great photo ops.

Discover the beauty of Venetian glass at Japan’s first museum dedicated to this art. Explore sparkling gardens, admire historic and contemporary glassworks, and enjoy the European-style atmosphere in the heart of Hakone. Perfect for photos, relaxing in the café, or browsing unique glass crafts.

Le Musée Lalique de Hakone est dédié au maître joaillier et verrier français René Lalique. Le musée expose plus de 1 500 de ses œuvres exquises, des bijoux Art nouveau aux verreries Art déco. L'un des points forts de la visite est le wagon restauré de l'Orient-Express, décoré de panneaux de verre Lalique, où les visiteurs peuvent déguster le thé dans un cadre élégant.

Located in the mountains of Hakone, Amazake Chaya is a historic teahouse that has been serving traditional Japanese amazake for centuries. Founded around 300 years ago, it retains its historical charm and offers visitors a glimpse of the Edo-period atmosphere. At the teahouse, you can enjoy traditional amazake made from rice and koji, as well as miso dengaku (grilled tofu or mochi with miso) and seasonal Japanese sweets. The warm amazake not only warms your body but also delights with its natural sweetness and gentle flavor, making it popular among visitors. It is especially perfect after a hike in Hakone or on cold days.

Yosegi Zaiku is a traditional craft from Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, where different types and colors of wood are combined to create beautiful geometric patterns. Small pieces of wood are precisely cut and assembled to make items such as boxes, coasters, and trays. This technique has been passed down since the Edo period, and the intricate patterns created by skilled craftsmen are unique—no two pieces are exactly alike. Yosegi Zaiku is admired not only for its visual beauty but also for the warmth and texture of the wood, offering a true experience of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.