A pirate ship connects the ports of Momogendai, Hakone-cho, and Moto-Hakone in about 25 to 40 minutes. The view of Hakone from the lake is truly beautiful. Inside the ship, 3D art and pirate objets d’art make it a fun place for children and adults alike.

By car: approx. 2 min.HP／Google Map

Sightseeing in Hakone is by Hakone Tozan Railway and Hakone Tozan Cable Car. It connects Odawara to Hakone-Yumoto, Gora, and Hayakumo Mountain. Enjoy one of the most authentic mountain railroads in Japan running between mountains.

By car: about 32 minutes／HP／Google Map

Hakone Shrine has long been known as Hakone Gongen, the chief guardian of the Kanto region, and is believed to be highly virtuous in the areas of good luck and bad luck removal, fulfillment of one’s wishes, protection of one’s good fortune, safety in transportation (on the road), and binding of people.

By car: approx. 7 min.／HP／Google Map

Owakudani is a collapsed landform caused by a volcanic landslide of Hakone Volcano, located in Hakone Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is located on the northern slope at an elevation of 800 to 1,000 meters above sea level of Mt. It is the largest of the many fumarolic zones in Hakone Volcano.

By car: about 21 min.／HP／Google Map

The Mishima Skywalk is Japan’s longest 400-meter long humanitarian suspension bridge. It is a sightseeing facility located between Izu and Hakone. Enjoy the spectacular view from the bridge.

By car: about 13 min.／HP／Google Map

The Prince of the Star Museum was created as part of a worldwide commemorative project celebrating the 100th anniversary of Saint-Exupery’s birth, and is the only museum in the world dedicated to “The Prince of Wales.

Car: about 25 min.／HP／Google Map

The Sculpture Forest Art Museum, with outdoor exhibits of Rodin and other sculptures representing modern and contemporary art, allows visitors to enjoy art in a natural setting. The museum also has a variety of indoor exhibits such as the Green Shade Gallery and the Picasso Pavilion.

By car: 16 min.／HP／Google Map

The Hakone Glass Forest Museum is Japan’s first museum specializing in Venetian glass, located in the lush green Hakone Sengokuhara.

By car: about 26 min.／HP／Google Map

Hakone Sekisho, an important historical site in the history of transportation in the Edo period. Using the skills and tools of the masters of the time, it has reappeared on the shores of Lake Ashi after a lapse of about 140 years.

By car: about 1 min.／HP／Google Map

You can enjoy tightrope walking at 15m above the ground and ziplining over the valley “Serious Tarzan Play!”

Car: about 65 min.／HP／Google Map

Magnificent golf course spreading over Sengokuhara with the Hakone Outer Rim Mountains in the background

By car: approx. 22 min.／HP／Google Map

This athletic tower is divided into six levels: the ground level, a 1-meter-high kids’ course, 3-, 8-, and 13-meter-high athletic courses, and a 17-meter-high observation deck.

By car: approx. 14 min.／HP／Google Map

Numazu Port Deep Sea Aquarium is the world’s first aquarium themed on deep-sea life, mainly deep-sea fish, and is also the only coelacanth museum in the world to exhibit frozen coelacanth specimens.

By car: approx. 1 hr. 33 min.／HP／Google Map

A restaurant and souvenir store located just outside Hakone-cho Port, with a view of Lake Ashi from the second-floor café/restaurant.

By car: approx. 2 min.／HP／Google Map

The restaurant offers hot sandwiches and hamburgers, as well as set menus featuring delicious breads and sweets.

Car: approx. 3 min.／HP／Google Map

La Terrazza Ashinoko, a pizzeria overlooking the mountains and lake with a focus on local ingredients

Car: approx. 4 min.／HP／Google Map

For a late afternoon Hakone lunch, try the lunch plate with fried chicken, BEER bread, salad, homemade soup, freshly peeled fruit, and a drink. Red and white wine, draft Guinness beer, etc. are recommended for drinks.

Car: approx. 3 min.／HP／Google Map

Fukasou Soba” in front of the Ichinotorii gate of Hakone Shrine by Lake Ashi, popular for its handmade soba noodles that make the most of the unique flavor of the buckwheat flour.

By car: 3 min.／HP／Google Map

Ashigara beef, Hakone Sanroku pork, Hakone Nishi-Foothill Mishima vegetables, and other seasonal vegetables are steamed in a rice cooker and served with ponzu (Japanese sauce made from ponzu and sesame seeds) and sesame sauce.

Car: approx. 1 min.／HP／Google Map

We mainly serve seasonal fish directly from Numazu Port and other fish from all over Japan, served with moderately sized rice.

By car: about 45 minutes／HP／Google Map

Numazu Port! Maruten of Numazu, we process and create fresh and lively seafood. The president and all the staff proudly serve delicious food.

Car: about 50 min.／HP／Google Map

80 minutes all-you-can-eat seafood BBQ and all-you-can-drink soft drinks

By car: 27 min.／HP／Google Map

Cheap and wide variety of products, all necessary ingredients can be procured at one store.
TEL 0465-41-2981
298-1 Takada, Odawara-shi, Kanagawa 250-0216
Business hours: 9:00-20:00

By car: approx. 32 min.／HP／Google Map

A supermarket that focuses on domestically produced meat. The supermarket sells not only meat, but also fish, vegetables, drinks, seasonings, and other groceries.
TEL 0465-63-3751
5-7-1 Doi, Yugawara-cho, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa 259-0303
Business hours: 9:00-20:00

By car: approx. 37 min.／HP／Google Map

Snacks and beverages are available, as well as a variety of other products sold at the store.
tel 0460-83-5770
570-3 Hakone, Hakone-cho, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa 250-0521
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

By car: approx. 3 min.／HP／Google Map

Many products are available, including local souvenirs, even in the middle of the night.
tel 0460-83-8131
28-6 Moto-Hakone, Hakone-cho, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa 250-0522
Business hours: 7:00-25:00

By car: 3 min.／HP／Google Map