Wagashi, the Traditional Japanese Sweet

Japanese Wagashi, a traditional confectionery art, holds a cherished place in the heart of Japanese culinary culture. Renowned for its delicate flavors, intricate designs, and seasonal variations, wagashi represents a profound connection to the Japanese aesthetic and philosophy.

Hidden Treasures Within Hakone’s Shopping District

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.

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Watanabe Bakery

GRANDE RIVIERE HAKONE

Chimoto

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.

Amasake Chaya

This warm and historic teahouse serves the traditional amazake drink by the 13th generation of the same family in a wonderfully preserved building. Visit to feel the history and hospitality of Japan.

HOTORIYA on Lake Ashi

Lakeview Lounge / Il Lago

Ashinoko-chaya

Obansho Chaya (Cafe)

Light meal, Souvenir shop

Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan

Restaurant with great Lake Ashi view.

Hakone Kojiri Terminal

This is a terminal to the north of Lake Ashi.
There are souvenir stores and restaurants inside of this terminal.

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