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HAKONE karaage KARATTO

Try crunchy and juicy fried chicken, BEER bread, salad with homemade soup, fresh fruit, and a lunch plate (1,500 yen / tax included) with a drink. Drinks such as red, white wine, and raw Guinness beer are recommended.

Area	Motohakone
address	10 Motohakone, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun
Phone Number	0460-83-5008
Open Times	11:00~19:00 Holiday: Wednesday *Irregular days might be off due to mom-and-pop store business
Website	https://karatto.business.site/

Narukawa Art Museum

Narukawa Art Museum, by Lake Ashi in Hakone, was opened to the public in 1988.
This private museum possesses masterpieces of nihonga, Japanese-style paintings, collected energetically by museum owner Minoru Narukawa over the course of 20 years, including 200 pieces by Kyujin Yamamoto, recipient of the Order of Cultural Merit.

What is there to eat in Hakone?

What to eat in Hakone? There is a lot to eat in Hakone! Hakone is located in a wonderful area close to the sea and mountains so we have some tasty food and wonderful cuisine. The hotels and ryokan have wonderful meals for their guests, but if you are just in the area for a day trip these are some wonderful classic Japanese foodie options.

Italian restaurant La Terrazza Ashinoko

Yamaboushi (lounge)

How about a tea break after your lakeside stroll? Relax with a cup of good coffee or tea and a slice of freshly baked cake.

Café “TUNE CAFÉ”(POLA MUSEUM OF ART)

This café provides the “forest” atmosphere. So come and enjoy our sweets and light meal with the natural landscapes of all four seasons!

Togendai View Restaurant

Watanabe Bakery

Basque Cheesecake in Hakone

Hakone is full of wonderful historical, cultural, and aesthetic sites that keep it one of the most popular destinations in all of Japan. When enjoying the visual and experiential sites of the area there are also many opportunities to treat your taste buds as well.