▲ [Hakone Pirate Ship] A sightseeing boat trip on Lake Ashi, especially on a pirate ship, is definitely a unique choice – cruise the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Departing from Moto-Hakone Port, you can simultaneously admire the magnificent torii gate, Mount Fuji, and the stunning views of Lake Ashi. On clear days, the shimmering lake surface reflects the blue sky, creating a breathtaking and spectacular scene.
▲ [Hakone Ropeway] - The Hakone Ropeway offers beautiful scenery, especially near Owakudani. The section between Urako and Togendai is particularly stunning, offering views of Mount Fuji. The first half, between Urako and Togendai, mainly features views of Lake Ashi's crater lake. If you missed your ride due to the ropeway being closed, you'll receive a refund of 1000 yen per person.
▲ Black Eggs – A Specialty of Owakudani About a 15-minute walk from the entrance of the Natural Research Road, in the area where smoke rises, there's a small shop called "Tamako Chaya." Next to it, they cook their famous black eggs on the spot; it's said that "eating one can add 7 years to your life."
▲ [Hakone Shrine] This famous shrine has been revered since ancient times as the Great Powerful Deity of Hakone, the supreme protector of the Kanto region. It is worshipped as a highly effective deity for bringing good fortune, particularly in matters of traffic safety, wish fulfillment, romantic success, and warding off misfortune.
▲ [Torii Gate on the Lake] The silhouette of Mount Fuji is reflected on the lake surface, creating a beautiful scene.
▲ [Owakudani] -Experience the volcanic atmosphere that gave birth to the beauty of Hakone. Owakudani, a popular tourist destination in Japan, is the crater remnant formed by a massive volcanic eruption that occurred on the northern slope of Mount Kami during the final stage of Hakone volcanic activity about 4,000 years ago.
▲ [Yamanakako Hakucho Beach] -On a clear day, you can capture a stunning photo of swans and Mount Fuji together. Lake Yamanaka, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, is known as "Hakucho Beach" because of the large number of swans that inhabit it.
▲ [Oshino Hakkai] Eight clear springs formed by the filtration of snowmelt from Mount Fuji through the earth's strata. Oshino Hakkai is renowned for its beautiful natural environment; the shimmering waters blend seamlessly with the majestic Mount Fuji, creating a breathtaking scene.