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・Mishima Suspension Bridge

Located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, the Mishima Skywalk is 400 meters long and is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan. Looking out from the suspension bridge, you can enjoy the magnificent view of Japan's highest Mount Fuji and Japan's deepest Suruga Bay at the same time. The local scenery will show its different faces as the seasons and time change, and it is a pleasure to visit at any time. In addition, the walking path around the suspension bridge is full of hydrangeas, making it a famous flower viewing spot in Shizuoka!

※Includes admission to Mishima Suspension Bridge.

・Hakone Shrine

With a history of over 1,200 years, Hakone Shrine is the leading fortune-bringing shrine in the Kanto region of Japan. Famous ancient generals such as Minamoto no Yoritomo and Tokugawa Ieyasu all visited this place before going to war. In addition, when you come to Hakone Shrine, you must check in at the huge torii gate located in Lake Ashi. It is not only very popular among foreigners, but many Japanese people who come to Hakone will also check in and take photos here. Don't miss it!

・Hakone Komagatake Ropeway

The Hakone Komagatake Ropeway began operating in 1963 and leads to Komagatake, the second highest peak in Hakone. Not only can you overlook Lake Ashi and the Hakone Outer Rin, but you can also see Mount Fuji, Sagami Bay, and Suruga Bay in the distance. It is a 360-degree panoramic viewing spot.

・Ashi Lake Sky Observatory

The newly opened viewing platform in April 2025 not only provides a viewing platform and a cantilevered platform where you can experience a floating feeling, but also has added facilities such as a giant photo frame for taking photos with Mount Fuji and a rest space where you can leisurely enjoy the scenery of Sagami Bay, providing you with a new experience value.

・Hakone Motomiya

Koma-gatake has been a sacred place for mountain worship since ancient times, and it reminds people of the past. Moto-gu Shrine, located at the top of Mount Komagatake in Hakone, is the Oku-gu Shrine of Hakone Shrine. It was rebuilt in 1964 (Showa 39) and has held solemn rituals since then, attracting many mountain climbers and worshippers all year round. In addition to the solemn shrine, looking down the mountain from here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Hakone area from a high vantage point. Combined with the beautiful torii of Hakone Motonomiya, it creates a spectacular sky torii beauty!

・Hakone Tozan Railway

During the rainy season every year, there are many hydrangeas blooming on both sides of the Hakone Tozan Railway, which is often used when traveling to Hakone. There is a height difference of about 400 meters between Hakone Yumoto Station and the terminal station Gora Station, so the shapes and types of hydrangeas that can be seen are different every year with the change of seasons! Taking the Hydrangea Tram allows you to enjoy the flowers up close and leisurely from inside the car. It is one of the most popular flower-viewing routes in the area in early summer!

※This itinerary takes about 40 minutes from Gora Station to Hakone-Yumoto Station.

Hydrangea Season at Mishima Skywalk

The "Lake Ashi Sky Observatory" will be newly opened in 2025

The Hakone Tozan Railway, a Special Feature of Early Summer