Japan Roads Tours McAfee Secure sites help keep you safe from identity theft, credit card fraud, spyware, spam, viruses and online scams
Tours to Experience Japanese Culture
Himeji Castle - Japan Roads Tours

Getting You Into
the Japanese Culture

Himeji Castle - Japan Roads Tours

Reservations Form
Contact Us
Private Tours
Cultural Diversity Tour

Independent Tours
Classical Japan Tour
Kyushu Hot Spring TourTours with Stays at Hot Springs
Rural Discovery Tour
Rural Hot Spring TourTours with Stays at Hot Springs
Shikoku TourTours with Stays at Hot Springs
Tokyo and BeyondTours with Stays at Hot Springs

Group Tours
Shoguns & SamuraiTours with Stays at Hot Springs
Snow CountryTours with Stays at Hot Springs
Walking Tours
- Land of FireTours with Stays at Hot Springs
- Mountain SpiritsTours with Stays at Hot Springs
- Mountains of Central Japan
- Imperial Pilgrimage Route
- West Japan Explorer

About Japan Roads
Why Japan Roads?
Guest Comments
In the News
FAQ
Staff at Japan Roads
Policies
Privacy Policy
Responsible Tours
Home

Travel Tips
History of Japan
Tour Accommodation
Climate
Money In Japan
Visiting a Shrine/Temple
Bathing in Japan
Toilets in Japan
Inside a House/Ryokan
Ryokan Etiquette
Wearing a Yukata
Greetings and Language
Transportation in Japan
Legal Help in Japan

Japanese Guest Houses - Japanese Inn (Ryokan) Reservation Service
Japanese Inn (Ryokan)
Reservation Service

for Travelers who wish to
Create their Own
Japanese Experience

Buy Travel Insurance
Buy Travel Insurance

Home -> Destinations -> Hakone

Hakone

Lake Ashinoko, HakonePart of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, this scenic area offers pristine natural beauty and hot spring baths. The Hakone area has been a popular hot spring resort area for hundreds of years, and Yumoto Onsen is the most famous of its hot spring areas.

While the emphasis in Hakone is enjoying nature and relaxing in its natural hot spring baths, there are a number of interesting sights to see. The historical Tokaido highway, which used to be the main route connecting the Shogun's capital of Edo and the imperial Kyoto, is still intact in some spots and makes for a nice walk. A checkpoint along the way, which was used during the Edo Period (1600-1868), has been rebuilt along the highway as well. Lake Ashinoko, a lake created by volcanic Mt. Fuji thousands of years ago, is popular because of its beauties, and sightseeing boats can be used to enjoy it further. Also, riding the scenic Tozan mountain railway is a good way to experience of the natural beauty of the region.
[ Top ]

-> Links:

Home -> Destinations -> Hakone
Home | Why Japan Roads? | FAQ | Policies | Travel Tips | Links | Top
Click to verify BBB accreditation and to see a BBB report.Japan Travel SpecialistPart of the Rediscover Group of Travel Companies
Rediscover Travel Inc., 3160 Gateway Ledge, Commerce Twp, Michigan, USA 48390
Copyright © 2006-2010 Rediscover Travel Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy