Hakone-Yumoto welcomes visitors with its charming hot-spring town atmosphere and traditional ryokan inns.

Surrounded by lush mountains, it offers relaxing baths fed by natural geothermal waters.

As the gateway to Hakone, it provides easy access to scenic transport routes and the region’s many attractions.

Gora is known for its tranquil atmosphere, nestled in the mountains at the heart of Hakone.

It offers refined hot-spring experiences, beautiful parks, and art-filled spots like the Hakone Open-Air Museum.

With easy access to the cable car and ropeway, it’s an ideal base for exploring Hakone’s scenic highlands.

Sounzan offers sweeping views of Hakone’s mountains and valleys from its peaceful, elevated setting.

As the junction for the cable car and ropeway, it provides effortless access to Owakudani and Gora.

Its cool, refreshing atmosphere makes it a perfect spot to enjoy Hakone’s natural beauty.

Owakudani showcases Hakone’s dramatic volcanic landscape, with steaming vents and sulfurous clouds rising from the earth.

Visitors can enjoy unique experiences such as the famous black eggs, cooked in the natural hot springs.

The panoramic views from the area, including glimpses of Mt. Fuji on clear days, make it a truly unforgettable destination.

Togendai offers a peaceful lakeside setting at the edge of beautiful Lake Ashi.

As the terminal for the Hakone Ropeway and the starting point for the pirate ship cruises, it’s a perfect hub for exploration.

Surrounded by mountains and fresh air, it provides relaxing views and easy access to Hakone’s iconic scenery.

Motohakone blends serene lakeside beauty with rich cultural heritage along the shores of Lake Ashi.

Historic sites like Hakone Shrine and its iconic torii gate create a deeply scenic and spiritual atmosphere.

With views of Mt. Fuji on clear days, it’s one of Hakone’s most picturesque and memorable spots.