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The Closest Hot Spring Area to Tokyo
About Hakone
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Hakone is one of the most popular sightseeing areas in Japan. With Mt. Fuji
as its backdrop and featuring Ashino-ko Lake, intriguing museums
and traditional hotels and ryokans, Hakone's varied geographical
feaures and famous hot springs (onsens) are must experiences for
all travelers.
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Hakone History
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Since the Meiji Period, Hakone has been a hot spring resort area for domestic and overseas tourists.
During the Edo Period, Hakone prospered as a bridge town connecting the east and west of Japan. It was one of the fifty-three Tokaido stations operating from Edo Nihombashi in Tokyo to Sanjou-oohashi in Kyoto.
Prominent visitors to the area have included the likes of Charlie
Chaplin and Helen Keller. With one of the most famous hot spring
resort areas and amazing views of Mt. Fuji, Hakone is a must-experience
destination for tourists from around the world.
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FUJIYA HOTEL Established in 1878, "Fujiya Hotel" is recognized as an authentic resort hotel servicing guests from all corners of the world.
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YUMOTO FUJIYA HOTEL Located at the hot spring source of Hakone (Hakone-Yumoto), "Yumoto Fujiya" is the place to go to relax and escape in the onsen.
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HAKONE HOTEL Lying beside the graceful Ashino-ko Lake with an amazing view of Mt. Fuji, "Hakone Hotel" is a luxurious getaway for those looking for a slow time.
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