Centuries-old cedar alley

The Japanese cedar, or cryptomeria, is the country’s national tree. The centuries-old cedar alley is one of the many attractions of the Hakone Gongeng Shrine, located in the city of Hakone. Its length is about 1050 meters, and the age of the oldest tree is about 600 years. This amazing place holds many mysteries, as well as the memory of various historical events that occurred here over hundreds of years. The alley was planted long before the foundation of the temple, now it leads directly to the main gate of the monastery. The oldest cedar is located at the end of the alley, its diameter is about 4 meters. According to scientists, 1020 trees grow on the territory of the cedar alley of Hakone (on both sides). Local authorities plan to increase its length by planting young cedars.

This place has fantastic healing properties, so it is very popular among tourists. People come here from different parts of the world, especially those suffering from respiratory diseases. With each day spent in this fabulous place, you will be filled with new strength and energy.