Things to do in Hakone

Glad to know an option for better deal. Best deal for a last minute entrance. More than 20% savings.

Great ropeway ride. Safe and fast. Long queue over weekend.

It’s a fun experience. You get to see the Torii gate from afar.

Lake Ashi is beautiful. This time, I saw Mount Fuji every day. The blue sky and white clouds offered a distant view of Mount Fuji, and I could also see the Hakone Shrine floating on the water. According to the introduction, Lake Ashi is the most beautiful crater lake in Hakone.

smoke and gas , the place is heating, that's why habe such great onsen there , must go to have a look and experience for this .

We booked the ticket on the day we travel going to Yunessan it was an easy and quick transaction. During weekends they starts by 9 am until 7pm. We reach there early so we roam around nearby facilities. Staffs are great and helpful. English speaking are also available. Inside they have a big lockers to change into swimwear. Free and paid place to rest. Nearby convenience store and restaurants are available but tend to be very busy. Great place for family. You can bring your cp inside but don’t forget to bring a plastic pouch cover for your cp because its expensive to by inside. Shampoo and conditioner and body soap and blowers are available as well. Parking are also available free for 2 hours and 1600 yen after that. Great budget friendly onsen pool. If you want the traditional onsen you can pay extra.

I've been here last autumn season and I really love the place.

the lake offers the legendary boat trip , the famous lake ride is good and relaxing, and you can view through lakeside, enjoy

I made a special trip to visit Odawara Castle, a legendary stronghold from the Sengoku period known for its impregnability. While the castle tower is a later reconstruction, the historical materials inside are substantial. Ancient documents and a sand table vividly recreate the Battle of Odawara, allowing you to imagine the 100-day siege by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's army. The top floor offers a panoramic view of Sagami Bay, with mountains and sea stretching out before you. The entire castle is now a city park, quiet and not overcrowded. The stories of the five Hojo dynasties unfold quietly here, and the history of the "Odawara Pacification" evokes profound emotions. An hour is just right for exploring the castle tower, perfect for Sengoku history enthusiasts. Compared to the bustling Osaka Castle, this place possesses a more serene and profound atmosphere; standing by the walls, you can almost feel the last echoes of the Sengoku period in the Kanto region.