Introducing the tourism PR video of Hakone Town, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture! This video, titled "Winter Holiday in Hakone" was uploaded by "Hakonezenzan" (箱根全山).What comes to your mind when you hear "Hakone"? The Hakone Ekiden (marathon) is well known and famous as a New Year's tradition in Hakone. Hakone Shrine, a power spot, is located in Hakone, Kanagawa, in Japan's Kanto region, and is famous for its yosegi-zaiku (a type of traditional Japanese marquetry) experience and delicious sweets. Check out the video to learn more! Popular Hakone Pirate Ship Photo：A pirate ship on Lake Ashi Hakone is known as a popular tourist destination in Kanagawa Prefecture. Here, we'll take a look at the Hakone Pirate Ship where you can enjoy a superb view of Lake Ashi (芦ノ湖, Ashinoko) and Mt. Fuji (富士山, Fujisan). [Video] 1:00 - Hakone Pirate Ship The Hakone pirate ship is modeled after medieval European ships. There are 3 different ships, the Queen Ashinoko, featuring a golden hull, the Royal II, modeled after the French first-class battleship "Royal Ray," and the Victory, modeled after the British battleship "Victory." Cruises are around 25-40 minutes long and connect Togendai Port (桃源台港, Togendai-ko) to Hakonemachi Port (箱根町港. Hakonecho-ko) and Moto-Hakone Port (元箱根港, Moto Hakone-ko). You can enjoy beautiful scenery from the lake as well. The inside of the ship has different pirate-themed decorations and is great for taking Instagram photos. Hakone Shrine – The Famous Torii of Peace Standing on Lake Ashi Photo：Hakone Shrine, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine is a famous power spot in Kanagawa Prefecture. The three deities enshrined at the shrine are Hakone Okami (箱根大神), Konohanasakuya Hime (木花咲耶姫命), and Hikohohodemi no Mikoto (彦火火出見尊). Believed to be a god of good luck, it's said that the shrine will bring all sorts of benefits, such as good luck, luck in matchmaking, and prosperous business. The highlight is the 1,200-year-old sacred cedar tree Yatate Sugi (矢立の杉, yatate no sugi). There is also a treasury that displays historical treasures that have been designated as Important Cultural Properties. Furthermore, the Torii of Peace (平和の鳥居, heiwa no torii) standing on the surface of the lake is also known to be a great spot for taking Instagram photos. Hakone Sanja Mairi (箱根三社参り, Hakone 3 Shrines Visit) is a ritual that involves visiting Hakone Shrine, Hakone Mototsumiya Shrine, and Kuzuryu Shrine. It's said that the luck from each shrine will combine to form an even stronger luck. The Best Foods to Try in Hakone - Black Eggs & Onsen Mochi?! Photo：The black eggs of Owakudani, Kanagawa Prefecture The specialty of Yumochi Honpo Chimoto (湯もち本舗ちもと) is "Yumochi" (湯もち, Hot Spring Mochi)." Yokan (sweet red bean jelly) is placed inside mochi (rice cake) made by kneading shiratama (rice flour) using glutinous rice. The scent of yuzu (citron) is indescribable, and the texture is soft and melts in your mouth. Because it's a popular item, it can often sell out quickly. It can also be ordered online, so please check their website if you're looking to order some. [Video] 0:34 - Yumochi Honpo Chimoto Amazake Chaya (甘酒茶屋) is a traditional, Japanese-style cafe that has been around since the Edo period. One of their most popular menu items is "Amazake" (甘酒), made with traditional rice malt. The café has many good reviews as well. The interior of the cafe, which has a thatched roof and an irori hearth, is quaint, and is sure to warm and heal your mind and body. [Video] 1:41 - Amazake Chaya In Owakudani (大涌谷), it's said that eating the popular black eggs will extend your life by 7 years! This is because there is a Jizo of longevity in Owakudani. The black eggs are boiled in a hot spring, and turn black when iron attaches to the shell and reacts with hydrogen sulfide. Many people who come to Japan for day trips, as well as both domestic and foreign tourists come to try the unique black eggs. [Video] 3:40 - Owakudani Traditional Japanese Hot Spring Inns in Hakone Hot spring inns that appear in the video: ● Fukuzumiro (福住楼) This hot spring inn is a registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan and was selected as one of top 20 twentieth century heritages in Japan. [Video] 2:19 - Fukuzumiro ● Senkyoro (仙郷楼) A hot spring inn where famous historical figures such as Natsume Soseki and Fukuzawa Yukichi have visited. [Video] 3:57 - Senkyoro These hot spring inns are popular with both domestic and foreign tourists, so please make reservations early. A Traditional Japanese Marquetry Experience – Commemorate Your Trip to Hakone! Photo：Yosegi-zaiku marquetry Yosegi-zaiku is a traditional Japanese style of Marquetry native to Hakone. It is a technique used to create geometric patterns by using various woods with different colors and grains. You can see what the marquetry experience is like in the video. You can experience making a marquetry coaster by combining 40 different types/styles of wood for ¥1,000. It's a great way to commemorate your trip to Hakone. [Video] 1:18 - A Marquetry Experience at Kanazashi Wood Craft Hakone Winter Sightseeing Summary Hakone is more than just hot springs! The image of the snowy landscape dotted with cedar trees along the Moto-Hakone Old Highway shows just how much beauty there is to be found in the area. There is a different splendor than the lush spring and warm summer. Hakone is also home to various shrine, pirate ships, unique local foods, and traditional Japanese hot spring inns. We hope this article helps you plan your trip to Hakone! 【TripAdvisor】Hakonemachi

Video Introduction of "Hakone Ginyu" hot spring inn in Hakone-cho, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture This is an introductory video on the luxury ryokan "Hakone Ginyu" located in Miyanoshita, Hakone, Ashigarashimo, Kanagawa, in Japan's Kanto region. The video, "Hakone Ginyu" Inn PV Japan（“Hakone Ginyu” 宿PV JAPAN 箱根吟遊 02）” was created by “private-onsen Japan.” Hakone Ginyu, a ryokan located in Hakone, one of Japan's most famous sightseeing spots, famous for hot springs and Mt. Fuji, is characterized by a symbolic mark that expresses the characters "花鳥風月, Kacho Fugetsu" (Beauty of nature) and "心" (heart), in oracle bone script. It's a ryokan that we highly recommend for sightseeing trips and it has great reviews and travel and comparison sites. It's no secret that Hakone is a well known place to enjoy hot springs, and Hakone Ginyu offers a variety of hot springs for you to enjoy and relax with. In this article, we'll talk about how to enjoy Hakone Ginyu for both foreign and domestic travelers! Hidden Gems at Hakone Ginyu! Source :YouTube screenshot Hakone Ginyu consists of a Japanese/Asian style theme, and this luxury facility includes lounges and bars where you can make the most of your trip. Check out the lounges from 1:18 in the video. So what's so special about Hakone Ginyu? First, the location. As you can see in the video (0:45), Hakone Ginyu is located in the valley at 1,400 ft. above sea level. The entrance and lobby are located on top of the building and from here you can enjoy a view of the entire Hakone mountain range. Each room offers different views, and this is another reason why Hakone Ginyu is so popular. Source :YouTube screenshot There are four different types of rooms: "風" (Wind), "星" (Stars), "空" (Sky), and "月" (Moon) Each room comes with a private hot spring fully equipped with amenities. You can also relax at the "Ginyu Spa," which is introduced at 1:42 in the video. The spa is not only for overnight guests, but also for day trip guests as well. You can also rent it out after business hours, and there is an open-air bath exclusively for the "Ginyu Spa." Hot Spring Information for Hakone Ginyu Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see in the video at 2:48, Hakone Ginyu is an inn with an amazing view of the Hakone mountain range. Enjoy the changing of the leaves while relieving yourself of fatigue in the "Infinity Open-Air Bath." All rooms are also fully equipped with personal open-air baths for you to enjoy. All of the hot springs are highly effective in moisturizing the body and provide a wonderful way to relax after a long day of sightseeing. The quality of the spring is sodium-chloride (Low tonicity, weak alkalinity, high temperature spring). The hot spring is said to be effective against various diseases such as gynecological diseases, children's diseases, chronic skin diseases, cuts, burns and other general conditions (neuralgia, myalgia, joint pain, stiff joints, bruises, sprains, chronic gastroenterological diseases, hemorrhoids, cold sensitivity, post-illness recovery, recovery from fatigue, and also promotes health. Local Gourmet Food at Hakone Ginyu Source :YouTube screenshot After enjoying the spectacular scenery and relaxing in the hot springs, the obvious thing to do is to fill your stomach with some fine gourmet dishes. And you're in luck! Hakone Ginyu, prepares sumptuous meals using seasonal ingredients from each of the four seasons of Japan. You can even enjoy the food in your room at your leisure. Check out the video from 1:12 to see some of the food at Hakone Ginyu. They offer breakfast, dinner and even late night snacks, all of which can be brought to your room. This kind of hospitality is exactly what you'd expect of a luxury inn such as Hakone Ginyu. Sightseeing at Hakone Ginyu Photo：Hakone shrine's torii As Hakone is one of the most popular tourist areas in Japan, there are a myriad of famous tourist spots that you can visit. “Hakone Shrine,” “Hakone Open-Air Museum,” “Hakone Venetian Glass Museum,” “Pola Museum of Art,” “The Museum of the Little Prince in Hakone,” “Hakone Museum of Art,” “Okada Museum,” “Hakone Tram,” and so much more! Explore Hakone and find your favorite spot! Summary of Hakone Ginyu Source :YouTube screenshot It takes about 30 minutes to get to Hakone Ginyu from the Gotemba Interchange on the Tomei Expressway (Tokyo-Nagoya Expressway). Even in Hakone, which is famous for its hot spring resorts, Hakone Ginyu is considered to be a particularly high-class ryokan. It is the perfect place to enjoy Japan's unique four seasons and its hot springs, making it a great place to visit for foreigners and families with children who are considering a resort stay. With so much to offer, it's naturally very difficult to get a reservation.Rates and prices vary depending by season and plan, so please check the official website or travel websites for more details. Spend a night at the Hakone Ginyu, and enjoy the Japanese atmosphere to the fullest extent possible. ◆Hakone Ginyu◆ 【Address】100-1 Miyanoshita, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun 250-0404 Kanagawa Prefecture 【Access】30 minutes from the Gotemba Interchange on the Tomei Expressway / 50 minutes from the Atsugi Interchange on the Tomei Expressway 【Parking】Available 【Phone number】 0460-82-3355 【Official Website】Hakone Ginyu http://www.hakoneginyu.co.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Hakone Ginyu https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298171-d559365-Reviews-Hakone_Ginyu-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Video introduction of "Hakone Shrine" in Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture This video, titled “Hakone Shrine” (箱根神社), was uploaded by k_sada. It introduces Hakone Shrine, located on the shore of Lake Ashinoko in Hakone, Kanagawa. Hakone Shrine is a popular power spot that can be easily accessed from Japan’s Kanto region. The video covers every corner of Hakone shrine and is a must-see for anyone traveling to Hakone. Be sure to check it out and maybe a little luck will rub off on you as well! A Look at the Charms of Hakone Shrine Photo：Hakone Shrine's main shrine approach, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine is famous as one of the most powerful power spots in Japan's Kanto region, and is said to improve one's luck for success, as well as bless people with economic fortune, wish fulfillment, success in marriage, love, and health. The main approach to the shrine, the fifth torii gate, Shinmon gate, the kagura hall, and the ceremony hall, all of which can be seen from 0:20 in the video, are also places we recommend stopping by when visiting Hakone Shrine. Popular spots that you won't want to pass up are Anzu-sugi (a cedar tree to pray for safe childbirth), Soga Shrine, the fourth torii gate, the Kagura Repository, the lake-bottom tree, the Ebisu Shrine, and the torii of peace. The History of Hakone Shrine and When It Was Built Photo：Ryujinsui at Kuzuryu Shrine, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine has a long history, and it is even mentioned in books from the Kamakura Period (~1185-1333 AD). Many warlords have visited and worshipped in Hakone. In particular, Minamoto no Yoritomo is said to have worshipped at Hakone Shrine. It was burned down once by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, but the shrine’s main building was rebuilt by Tokugawa Ieyasu. A new shrine, which can be seen at 3:03 in the video, was built at Kuzuryu Shrine and many people still come to visit it today. Popular Tourist Spots Near Hakone Shrine Photo：A sightseeing ship on Lake Ashinoko, Kanagawa Prefecture In addition to the shrines, Hakone has many other tourist spots in the neighborhood. From Shinjuku, the Odakyu Line runs to Hakone-Yumoto, and the Odakyu Romancecar is a very popular train. It takes about 85 minutes to reach Hakone-Yumoto from Shinjuku. On weekends, many people enjoy the sightseeing boats on Lake Ashinoko and the hot springs where you can relax. In addition to the tourist attractions, we also recommend visiting festivals, such as the Hakone Shrine Setsubun Festival and the Kosui Festival. Hakone Shrine, Hakone Motomiya Shrine, and Kuzuryu Shrine are known as Hakone Sanja Mairi (箱根三社参り, Hakone Three Shrine Visit), and many people visit all three shrines. We also recommend picking up a shuin stamp and buying omamori charms for good luck and for souvenirs. Hakone, with its high elevation, has many viewpoints from which you can see Suruga Bay, the Izu Peninsula, Sagami Bay, and the Shonan coast when the weather is favorable. Summary of Hakone Shrine Photo：Hakone Shrine's torii gate This video introduced Hakone Shrine in Hakone, Kanagawa. Hakone Shrine is easily accessible thanks to its parking lot and good transportation. A leisurely walk around Hakone Shrine will help you relax and get your daily exercise in. Of course, don't forget to take pictures of the beautiful scenery, as Hakone Shrine is quite Instagram-worthy! 【Tripadvisor】Hakone Shrine / Kuzuryu Shrine https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d319902-Reviews-Hakone_Shrine_Kuzuryu_Shrine_Singu-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefect.html

Introduction of "Hananori", a luxury ryokan in Ashinoko, Hakone, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa, Japan video This Video, titled “Hakone / Ashinoko HANAORI. Introduction video; Hanaori Long Version, HAKONE, Lake Ashi, Foot bath”, is showing the attraction of Hakone luxury hotel “HANAORI”. “HANAORI” is a Japanese Ryokan that just opened in 2017, and the location is a beautiful spot overlooking Lake Ashino-ko (Hakone Lake). This is a very popular accommodation with great reviews on travel sites. Hearing that a luxury inn with such a beautiful view exists you're probably thinking "it's gotta be expensive." Well actually, “HANAORI” is a place where you can enjoy a relaxing onsen (hot spring) resort with pretty reasonable prices. This makes it a pretty popular spot. Please watch this video, and enjoy the sights of Hakone Lake. HANAORI's Hot Springs Source :YouTube screenshot Japan's Ryokan are the embodiment of "Omotenashi" (hospitality in Japanese), and when you'll inevitably want to rid yourself of fatigue in the beautiful hot springs, like the one introduced at 1:42 in the video, you'll known exactly what Japan's hospitality is all about. “HANAORI” has 100% natural hot springs from Ubako Yamakoshi Asahi hot spring, a slightly thick hot spring (due to its rich mineral content). Tanayu, the open-air bath with views of Ashino-ko during any season, is like heaven. The hot springs qualities are calcium, magnesium, sodium sulfate, and hydrogen carbonate. These are effective against nerve pain, muscle pain, joint pain, stiff shoulders, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive disorders, hemorrhoids, cold sensitivity, fatigue, arteriosclerosis, cuts, burn injury, and chronic skin diseases. It also has a soothing effect, and helps cultivate health enhancement In addition to the public baths, make sure that you enjoy the private baths, foot-baths, and the after-bath relaxing space to soothe your body. There's also a powder room with skin care amenities. Dining and Room Information for Hakone Lake's “HANAORI” Source :YouTube screenshot After bathing in a hot spring, you'll want to change into a yukata and enjoy an exquisite dining experience. As introduced at 3:17 in the video, the Japanese Ryokan "HANAORI" has buffet dining, French Cuisine, and Japanese restaurants as well. Enjoy meals packed with local ingredients. You can enjoy time at a café time and lunch at the open-air terrace and take some memorable photos for your Instagram as well. In the Japanese Ryokan "HANAORI," there are Japanese and Western style rooms that combine the best of both worlds, as well as deluxe rooms with open-air baths. Check the accommodation plan and book a room before visiting. Facility Information for “HANAORI” Ashino-ko. The charm of “HANAORI” is that everyone can spend time enjoying their time however they wish. You can purchase traditional crafts and souvenirs just from Hakone, or relax with beauty treatments and massages. Summary of Hakone Lake's “HANAORI” Photo：Torii at Hakone Shrine Around the Hakone Ashino-ko area where “HANAORI” is located, there are various tourist attractions such as Hakone Shrine, Kuzuryu Shrine Shingu, and Owakudani Kurotamagokan (Black Egg shop) in the Owakudani Garden. There are many activities such visiting the top of Mt.Hakone on the Hakone Komagatake Ropeway, enjoying the artwork at the Hakone Open-Air Museum, Pola Museum, Hakone Museum, The museum of the Little Prince, and Okada Museum of Art. Also you can fully enjoy the natural scenery on the Lake Ashi no-ko Pleasure Boat, Hakone Pirate Ship, Hakone Tozan Railway, and even healing your tired body at a day-trip hot spring to make some unforgettable memories. These attractions are featured throughout the video. When you visit "HANAORI", be sure to enjoy sightseeing around the area! For those wanting to visit some of Japan's most famous hot springs, we hope you enjoy watching the video and experience how wonderful “HANAORI” is. Please check travel sites and the official website, as room rates for reservations can vary by season, room, plan, and tour. ◆Hakone Lake Ashino-ko HANAORI Facility Information◆ 【Address】160 Motohakone Togendai, Hakone-Cho, Ashigarashimo County, Kanagawa. 【Access 】3 minute walk from Hakone Ropeway “Togendai” station, and a free shuttle bus service is available from JR Odawara station. 【Parking】Available. About 100 spots. 【Tel】+81 460-83-8739 【Official website】For Hotels and Ryokan in Hakone Lake Ashino-ko: Hakone Lake Ashino-ko HANAORI https://hakone-ashinoko-hanaori-jp.book.direct/en-gb 【Trip Advisor】Hakone Lake Ashino-ko HANAORI https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298171-d12487229-Reviews-Hakone_Ashinoko_Hanaori-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

This video, released by "ANNnewsCH," is titled "Evangelion Bath in Hakone, Kanagawa (01/10/2020)" (神奈川・箱根町　“エヴァンゲリオン風呂”登場(20/01/10)). In the video, Hakone Kowakien Yunessun in Kanagawa Prefecture and the anime 'Neon Genesis Evangelion' are introduced in collaboration. This facility was made to celebrate the release of "Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time." Fans will be delighted to know that there are many things to see and do here, including a hot spring based on a motif from the movie and a menu based on a collaboration with the main characters. It's co-hosted with the Odakyu Group, and there's also a special bus running for the event!

Video introduction of "Sengokuhara Susuki Meadow" in Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture This video, titled "Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field - Kanagawa - 4K Ultra HD" (Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field - Kanagawa - 仙石原すすき草原 - 4K Ultra HD), was uploaded by "TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful." Enjoy the beautiful 4K visuals and the sound of pampas grass swaying in the wind as if you were standing in the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara. Sengokuhara – A Famous Place for Viewing Pampas Grass in Hakone, Kanagawa Photo：The pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, Hakone The pampas grass field of Sengokuhara is located on Mt. Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kanto region. It is one of the "Top 50 Scenic Spots in Kanagawa" and "Top 100 Places to View Flowers in Kanagawa," and is well known for its pampas grass. At the foot of Mt. Daigatake, which was formed by the eruption of Mt. Hakone, lies a field of pampas grass, and in autumn, visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of golden plumes rippling in the wind. The fantastic scenery of the Sengokuhara pampas grass field has attracted a lot of attention and draws a large number of tourists every year. The Field of Pampas Grass in Hakone – When to See the Breathtaking Autumnal Scenery Photo：The walking path through the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, Hakone The golden pampas grass in the field in Sengokuhara is at its best from late September to early November. The lush green tips of pampas grass turn a silvery-white, and as autumn deepens, the tips open up and turn a pale golden color. The beautiful golden color of the pampas grass field, which can only be seen during autumn in Japan, is a distinctive sight of autumn in Hakone. The main walking route for the pampas grass field is to go straight along the path and back, which takes about 30 minutes round-trip. The path through the grassy field is great for taking photos as well. [Video] 0:05 - Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field Walking Path At the midpoint of the path, visitors can enjoy a lovely collaboration of mountains and the soft tips of the pampas grass. The view from the small hill in the middle of the path is another nice spot, perfect for taking pictures. The best times to visit are in the morning and at dusk, when there are few people around. The photogenic golden pampas grass glistening in the sunlight and the setting sun are guaranteed to be make for awesome photos for Instagrammers and photographers alike. The Pampas Grass Field of Sengokuhara During Summer Sengokuhara's pampas grass field is of course famous for its pampas grass in autumn, but other seasons also have their own unique charms. In early summer, around June, visitors can enjoy the lush green landscape of the meadow that has grown back after the annual burn in the spring. The sight of the newly sprouted green pampas grass swaying in the wind is a different aesthetic than that of autumn. The green pampas grass and blue skies are a perfect contrast, and photographers/Instagrammers can take some delightful photos during this time as well. Spring at Sengokuhara – A Fiery Event on the Pampas Grass Field In the pampas grass field of Sengokuhara, an event called Yamayaki is held from mid to late March every year. Yamayaki, meaning "Mountain burning," is an annual event to maintain the pampas grass field. By burning the dead grass, it prevents the growth of weeds in the field and helps to return the meadow to its youthful appearance. The event is held in the mild spring weather, and spectator seating is available as well. The crackling fire and the intense heat are definitely worth a trip to Hakone. How to Get to Sengokuhara's Pampas Grass Field + Parking & Lunch Photo：Hakone-Yumoto Station To get to Sengokuhara's pampas grass field, take the Hakone Tozan Bus bound for Togendai from Hakone-Yumoto Station and get off at Sengokogen (~30 mins). If going by car, free parking and paid parking are available in the immediate vicinity of the pampas grass field. A temporary free parking lot is also available from September 1 to November 30 every year during the pampas grass' peak viewing period. For lunch, we recommend trying the soba restaurant Hoshinoan (そば処 穂し乃庵, Soba-dokoro Hoshinoan) by the Sengokuhara pampas grass field. In the midst of the refreshing pampas grass field, you can enjoy the seasonal flavors and unique dishes made from the best ingredients while gazing out at the field of pampas grass. Summary of Sengokuhara's Pampas Grass Field The area around the Sengokuhara pampas grass field is home to numerous tourist attractions, including art museums, and its hot springs, characterized by their cloudy white water, are also popular. In particular, the hot springs of the Hakone Ichinoyu Group, which currently has 10 facilities in Hakone, are well known as affordable accommodations in Hakone, and feature dreamy open-air guest rooms as well. Let the warmth of the hot springs wash away your fatigue. Sengokuhara's pampas grass field is easily accessible from central Tokyo, as it's located just a short 2-hour and 15-minute bus ride from Shinjuku Station in Tokyo via the Odakyu Hakone Express Bus. If taking this route, be sure to get off at the Sengokukogen bus stop. Enjoy a visit to see the spectacular golden landscapes of autumn in Hakone! 【TripAdvisor】Sengokuhara https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d1514732-Reviews-Sengokuhara-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Hakone Glass Forest Museum, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa, Japan This video, titled "[Hakone Venetian Glass Museum] A Popular Sightseeing Attraction in Hakone / Enchantingly Beautiful Venetian Glass" (【ガラスの森美術館】箱根おすすめ観光地/美しいヴェネチアンガラスにうっとり❤Venetian Glass,Garasunomori Museum,Hakone,Japan[SUB]), was uploaded by "MaYu_diary." This vlog introduces the highlights and must-see spots at the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, with its beautiful Venetian glass works, as well as the café attached to the museum. Be sure to check out the beauty of the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, a popular tourist attraction in Hakone. Highlights of the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum + Average Time Spent There Photo：The Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, Kanagawa The Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, a tourist attraction in Hakone, is Japan's first museum dedicated to Venetian glass. Facilities include a Venetian Glass Museum, a contemporary glass museum, a hands-on workshop, and a café/restaurant. The Venetian Glass Museum exhibits Venetian glass made from modern times to the present day in a building designed in the image of an aristocratic mansion. The Venetian Modern Glass Museum displays artistic glass works created by modern glass artisans for the enjoyment of visitors. The entire Hakone Venetian Glass Museum can be viewed in one to one and a half hours, or two to three hours if you include lunch and a hands-on workshop. Gardens Decorated With Beautiful Glasswork and Seasonal Flowers Photo：An Illumination at the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, Kanagawa Glass monuments and glassworks are arranged in the garden of the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum. Especially famous is the "Corridor of Light" on the path leading to the Venetian Glass Museum. The 9-meter-tall, 10-meter-long arch is covered with approximately 160,000 pieces of crystal glass, which sparkle and shine in the sunlight, creating a magical sight. During autumn, when the leaves change color, the sunlight and wind make the arches glow even brighter, making them a photogenic spot that further accentuates the beauty of the garden and is popular amongst instagrammers. The garden is planted with seasonal flowers, and visitors can also see beautifully blooming hydrangeas and roses. In addition, mallard ducks in the ponds provide comfort to visitors with their amiability. Also popular in winter are the Christmas trees made of crystal glass in various sizes. Visitors can also enjoy a fantastic crystal illumination. Lunch at a Café Inside the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum The gardens are home to the famous café/restaurant "La Canzone," where guests can enjoy a special lunch menu, cappuccinos, and seasonal sweets. Particularly famous are the croissants. Many people visit for the croissants, but other popular items include sandwiches, gelato, and chiffon cakes. Although it's currently closed, you can also enjoy listening to canzone music at this very popular café/restaurant. Create Lasting Memories at Various Hands-on Workshops! As mentioned above, the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum offers hands-on workshops. There is a "Sandblasting Workshop" where you can engrave your desired patterns on glass, and a "Fusing Workshop" where you can make one-of-a-kind original accessories using glass. In the spring of 2022, a "Venice Mask Making Workshop" was held as well. Reservations for each hands-on workshop are recommended at least one day in advance. Tickets and Souvenirs! Summary of the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum Photo：Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, Kanagawa Be sure to check out the video showing the museum if you haven't already. At the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, you can also obtain discount tickets on the official website and receive discounts through group reservations. Be sure to check in advance. You can also purchase glassware, glasses, and tableware as souvenirs at the museum store, which are a great way to remember your trip. There are also hot springs, hotels, and other accommodations in the area, which are all conveniently accessible. Admission to the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, located in Hakone, the pride of Kanagawa and a hot spring resort, is 1,800 yen for adults (see below for details), closed for 11 days from the day after Coming of Age Day, and pets are prohibited. With the strong summer sun, parasol rentals are free, so consider planning a trip to see the beauty of the cooling Venetian glass and the beautiful scenery of Sengokuhara. ◆Hakone Venetian Glass Museum◆ 【Address】940-48 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0631 【Telephone】0460-86-3111 【Hourse】10:00 - 17:30 (Admission until 17:00) 【Admission Fee】Adults ¥1,800, High School Students ¥1,300, Elementary School Students ¥600 【Access】 Public Transportation: Tokyo Station [Tokaido Shinkansen] 40 min → Odawara Station [Hakone Tozan Bus] (bound for Togendai) 40 min → Hakone Venetian Glass Museum Shinjuku Station [Odakyu Romancecar] 90 minutes → Hakone-Yumoto Station [Hakone Tozan Bus] (bound for Togendai) 25 minutes → Hakone Venetian Glass Museum Hakone-Yumoto Station [Hakone Tozan Railway] 40 minutes → Gora Station [Hakone Tozan Bus] (S or M route) 20 minutes → Hakone Venetian Glass Museum Shinjuku Express Bus Terminal (Busta Shinjuku) [Odakyu Express Bus] 130 minutes → Hakone Venetian Glass Museum Car: From Tomei Gotemba I.C., take Route 138 toward Hakone (approx. 20 min.) 【Official Website】Hakone Venetian Glass Museum https://www.hakone-garasunomori.jp/entrance/english/ 【TripAdvisor】 https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d1412184-Reviews-Hakone_Venetian_Glass_Museum-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_K.html

Enjoy Hakone, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture! New sightseeing boat "Queen Ashinoko" production process video introduction This time we'll be introducing the construction process of the Queen Ashinoko. The video "Queen Ashinoko's Construction From Start to Finish" (クイーン芦ノ湖」の製造過程動画「クイーン芦ノ湖ができるまで」), was released by "Hakone Pirate Ship Hakone Sightseeing Cruise (Official)." The Queen Ashinoko is the 3rd pirate ship that is in service on Hakone's largest lake, Lake Ashinoko. Hakone is a hot spring resort area representing East Japan, and the area is full of tourists year round. However, the appeal of Hakone is not just the hot springs. Going for a cruise on Lake Ashinoko is also one of the major attractions of sightseeing in Hakone, and, as shown in the footage, in 2019, the 3rd pirate ship "Queen Ashinoko" went into service. It has a gleaming golden hull and the design, with its luxurious and classic interior using wood, has become widely talked about and is already very popular. You can see the appearance of the beautiful hull at 4:57 during its commencement ceremony. The Queen Ashinoko was named after a pirate ship, and was designed as a tourist ship of luxury and elegance, with the concept of "from a ship that fights to a ship that prays for peace..."On the bow is a statue of Nike of Samothrace, which is exhibited at the Louvre Museum. It is designed as a luxurious and elegant sightseeing ship. In order to make use of the classical design as a pirate ship, Dawn Design Institute was asked to undertake the basic design; and as shown at 0:35 in the video, Mr. Eiji Mitooka, who served as the industrial designer, says that he was very particular about pursuing a sense of fun, comfort, and luxuriousness from the customer’s point of view. Building the Pirate Ship and How It Was Transported Source :YouTube screenshot Typically, shipyards are located by the sea. Even ships like Queen Ashinoko, that are located in the mountains are built near the sea. In fact, Queen Ashinoko was built at a shipyard in Tsurumi, Yokohama, in Kanagawa Prefecture. But then how was such a massive ship like the Queen Ashinoko brought to Hakone? Well actually, the basic manufacturing of the frame and exterior was done at the shipyard, and then the hull was disassembled into 10 blocks and transported to Hakone by land. You can see the transport at 1:30 in the video. After being transported to Hakone in a large trailer, the Queen Ashinoko was assembled at the owner's company's dock, and then the finishing touches of painting and interior work were done, and finally it was completed. The actual assembly process is shown at 2:37 in the video. You can see that the entire process, including the golden paint job, is carried out by shipbuilding specialists. The wooden interior design was designed by computer and laser engraved for a beautiful finish. Queen Ashinoko is the first ship in Japan to have a laser-engraved interior design using computer graphics. The Launch Ceremony in April 2019! Source :YouTube screenshot Watching the launch ceremony for a ship is quite an awesome experience. You can see a shiny new ship entering the water at Togendai Port at around 4:00 in the video, and there are scenes of many people celebrating at the inauguration ceremony and actual passengers on board at the time of the launch. Summary of the Queen Ashinoko Photo：Mt. Fuji from Lake Ashinoko The tour course of the Hakone pirate ships (Royal II, Victory, Queen Ashinoko) is an approximately 1-hour cruise that goes from Hakonemachi Port → Moto Hakone Port (Hakone Shrine) → Togendai Port → Hakonemachi Port. The magnificent view of Lake Ashinoko from the special cabin is sure to look great on Instagram. Don't forget to take pictures!! The official website of the Hakone Pirate Ships offers a gallery of each ship, prices, timetables, transportation, merchandise and events. Advance reservations are required to join the tour, so please check the official website for that as well. 【Official Website】Queen Ashinoko｜Introduction of the pirate ship｜Hakone Pirate Ship https://www.hakone-kankosen.co.jp/foreign/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Hakone Pirate Ship https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d319908-Reviews-Hakone_Sightseeing_Cruise-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Beer, shochu, wine, sake, whiskey, cocktails... conquer the spirits of Japan! In this video, Jack Maxwell of the Discovery Channel introduces the alcohol of Japan, touching on the history and the people of the region. From 00:13, they're at Hakone Kowakien Yunessun, enjoying not wine or sake, but rather, a bath. From 02:32 they take a visit to the Tomozuna stable. From 03:44 they enjoy sake at Chanko Nabe Kai with the wrestlers of the Tomozuna Stable. From 06:25 they observe ice making at the warehouse of Chuoreito Industries. From 07:04 they enjoy cocktails made with ice from Chuoreito Industries at Bar High Five, run by the same company. At 12:39, Jack Maxwell, who has moved to the Kansai region, gets his portrait painted at a portrait shop. From 13:39 he experiences a Japanese drinking party with his friend Mark, toasting with shochu and beer. From 18:43 he visits the Konishi Sake Brewery. His first time experiencing hirezake. From 27:00 he experiences a traditional Japanese festival at Sumiyoshi Taisha in Osaka. At 33:49 he visits the Suntory Yamazaki Distillery and tries different whiskeys. In the video, there were many different types of alcohol, not only to drink, but also to enjoy taking a bath with, for use in Shinto ceremonies, as sacred wine, and enjoying fillet wine made from pufferfish fillet, which is poisonous. Be sure to check out the video to see all the different types of alcohol and interactions with the locals of Japan!