The Japanese cedar, or cryptomeria, is the country’s national tree. The centuries-old cedar alley is one of the many attractions o …
What will you see? Valley of Ovakudani Geysers (walk on the cable car) - if possibleVisit to the Hakone SanctuaryLake Asinoko, wi …
09:00 Breakfast at the hotel in Tokyo.10.00 Excursion by personal transport with a Russian guide to Hakone National Park. A mounta …
8:30 Meeting. The transfer to Hakon will take about 2 hours. First stop in Hakon near the volcanic lake Aschi. It is associated w …
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Japan is rich in its history and centuries-old traditions that can both shock and delight. It combines the seemingly inc …
Hakone is a unique mountain resort in Kanagawa Prefecture, where volcanic power, centuries-old forests and traditional Japanese culture intertwine. This city is known for its proximity to Mount Fuji, scenic views and healing hot springs, and the atmosphere of Hakone combines the peace of the ryokan and the energy of tourist routes for travelers from all over the world.
In Hakon, there are many man-made attractions that are worth seeing: the Yunessan thermal complex with unusual bath areas and entertainment, traditional ryokans and hospitable hotels in the Japanese style, as well as the legendary Odawara Castle - a historical fortress with a rich destiny. Fuji Q Highland Park attracts lovers of attractions and family holidays, and golf courses offer relaxation against the backdrop of mountain scenery. These places will tell about traditions, architecture and the ability to sympathize with the guest.
The natural gems of Hakone are no less impressive: the Owakudani Valley with its volcanic landscapes and sulfur springs, a centuries-old cedar alley with majestic cryptomeria, the famous Ashi Lake at the foot of the mountains and picturesque routes around Fuji. Onsen hot springs everywhere offer the opportunity to relax after long walks, and the surroundings of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park beckon with views, trails and secluded corners of nature.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read brief descriptions and make your own route. The map helps to plan what to see in Hakon in one day or several, mark points of interest and calculate convenient logistics links between objects to make the trip as comfortable as possible.
You are free to explore the city on your own, strolling along the waterfront of Lake Ashi, visiting onsen and exploring cedar alleys, or booking excursions with local guides who will tell historical and natural stories outside the guidebooks. Local guides will offer depth and context, as well as practical tips on optimal routes and time to visit popular destinations.
Come to Hakon and discover a combination of nature and tradition that inspires time and time again. Explore the sights, plan the routes and let the city tell its stories – here everyone will find a corner to their liking and a reason to return.
