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Location
Hakone Gora Park
After Japan’s Meiji Era (1868-1912), the Gora area was developed as a summer resort area for people in the southern part of Tokyo,
and the Hakone Gora Park itself was founded in 1914 as a family resort destination for nobility and other members of the upper class.
In 1957 a botanical garden and hands-on craft workshops were established.
Access
About 25 minutes from The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko by car
OR
About 40 minutes from Hakone-en by Odakyu Highway Bus W route, transfer to Hakone Tozan Bus S route at Senkyoro-mae
Nearby Attractions
Lake Ashinoko Boat Cruise
You can tour the southern half of Lake Ashinoko and view the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint) and the red torii archway of Hakone-jinja Shrine from on …
Mt. Komagatake
At 1,327 meters above sea level, Mt. Komagatake features a mountaintop vantage point, the Hakone Motomiya Shrine, and a large grassy …
Hakone Shrine
Originally built by Priest Mangan in the year 757 toward the end of the Nara Period (710 – 794) and located at the foot of Mt. Komagatake, this …
Hakone, Lake Ashi, Narukawa Art Museum
This art gallery, located on a hill with a superb view overlooking Lake Ashi and rows of Japanese cedar trees, displays modern Japanese paintings. It …
Hakone Detached Palace Garden
The Prefectural Hakone Detached Palace Garden (Kenritsu Onshi-Hakone Koen) is on the site of the remains of the old Hakone Imperial villa. This park …
Hakone Sekisho（Check Point） and Museum
The Tokugawa Shogunate established the Hakone Check Point in 1619 to prevent an insurrection of feudal lords, and the facility continued to impose …
Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan
Next to the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint) is the Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan (Duty-free shop), where you can enjoy shopping, dining, and boat …
Obansho Chaya (Cafe)
Inside the Hakone Sekisho(Checkpoint), was built the Obansho Chaya (Cafe) too. Eating “odango” dumplings, a traditional food of ordinary …
Gotemba Premium Outlets
A true large-scale outlet shopping center with over 200 retail shops and restaurants and parking for approximately 5,000 …
Jukkokutoge
Jukkoku-toge Pass is at the highest point in Atami and is a view spot where you can view Mt. Fuji, which is registered as a world cultural heritage …
Japanese Pampas Grass Field in Sengokuhara
Chosen as one of the 50 most scenic spots in Kanagawa prefecture. In October and November the field transforms into a sea of yellow …
Hakone Kowakien Yunessun
Families and couples can enjoy this hot springs amusement park boasting various types of …
Owakudani Ravine
Enjoy magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and the Hakone mountains, as you marvel at the still apparent remnants of volcanic activity from 400,000 years …
Mt. Kintoki
At 1,213 meters above sea level, this mountain, which gained fame from its place in the Japanese Kintaro (Golden Boy) legend, offers a breathtaking …
Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands
This garden features an array of major marsh vegetation found in the Sengokuhara Marsh, a designated national natural treasure, and from all over …
Hakone Venetian Glass Museum
Revel in the world of intricate works of Venetian Glass. You can enjoy flowers throughout the year in the museum garden, visit the modern glass …
Lalique Museum, Hakone
A world-class museum displaying approximately 230 works by Rene Lalique including precious jewelry, glass work, and interior designs from the Orient …
POLA Museum of Art
The Pola Museum of Art is home to a collection of approximately 9,500 works of art that assembled over some 40 years by the late owner of the Pola …
The Hakone Open-Air Museum
Experience the physical sensation of art at this outdoor museum boasting approximately 100 sculptures displayed within a breathtaking …
The Old Hakone Road
The old Hakone Road is a section of the old Tokaido Road, once referred to as the Hakone Eight Ri (1 ri = 3.9 km) indicating the distance from …