One of the most famous onsen (hot springs resorts) in Japan, Hakone hosts over 20 million visitors per year.
Its location in the center of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park offers prime spots for viewing Mt. Fuji, a World Heritage site.
Hakone is brimming with a variety of appealing options, including abundant hot springs, art museums that tastefully blend into the beautiful nature in their surroundings, over 100 Japanese-style inns and hotels, an eclectic mix of means of transportation, traditional handicrafts and an old highway that still appears as it did during the Edo Period (1603-1868). With incredibly easy access to Tokyo and an abundance of post-event excursions available, Hakone is an ideal location for conventions and other events.
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)→Togendai Station：Odakyu Hakone Highway Bus (160 min.)
Tokyo Station→Hakone-Yumoto Station：(JR Line
Shinjuku Station→Hakone-Yumoto Station：Odakyu Line
Yokohama Station→Hakone-Yumoto Station：(JR Line
Providing tourism pamphlets and other introductory information about Hakone
Hakone yosegi-zaiku parquetry
Cherry blossoms in Miyagino on the bank of the Hayakawa River
View of Mt. Fuji from Ashinoko Lake
Owakudani
Hakone Sekisho (checkpoint)
View of Mt. Fuji from Daikanzan
Hakone Convention Bureau
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