Hakone Jinja
It faces Lake Ashi, with the Torii of Peace standing in the water. Most worshippers pair it with a visit to Kuzuryu Jinja.
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It faces Lake Ashi, with the Torii of Peace standing in the water. Most worshippers pair it with a visit to Kuzuryu Jinja.
It enshrines a dragon in the waters of Lake Ashi. Worshippers gather for the monthly rite on the thirteenth.
The hardest stretch of the Tokaido. The stone paving and the cedar avenue survive.
One of Japan's great Impressionist collections, with 80 percent of the building buried to spare the forest.
Japan's first open-air museum: 120 sculptures over seven hectares, each set against the mountain skyline.
Holds Utamaro's Deep Snow at Fukagawa, lost for seventy years, in one of Japan's largest private museums.
An actual Orient Express carriage with Lalique's glass panels, entered rather than viewed through a case.
Four thousand works of contemporary Nihonga, and a window framing Mt Fuji across the lake by design.
Geometric patterns built from blocks of differently coloured woods and shaved into veneer - no dye is ever used.
Opened by a family of marquetry makers, tracing how the patterns grew more complex over generations.
One of Japan's oldest resort hotels: temple roofs over Western interiors, each room named and carved for a flower.
A checkpoint rebuilt in timber from excavation and old drawings, beside the paved and cedar-lined Tokaido.
A field of pampas grass on the uplands of Hakone, the plumes opening across it in autumn.
A shrine on the shore of Lake Ashi, known for the torii standing in the water, with Kuzuryu Shrine in its grounds.
A day-use hot spring at Hakone-Yumoto, its baths scattered through woodland in the valley.