Soba, udon, rice bowls and set meals are popular
Sanuki udon-the noodles and dashi
A restaurant overlooking beautiful Lake Ashi.
Michinoeki (roadside rest area ) are public facilities along roads and highways. This facility has beautiful Lake Ashi and FUJI mountain views.
Seafood bowls, soba, kaiseki sets, and more.
Restaurant with great Lake Ashi view.
Enjoy Edo inspired decoration and nice tempra soba!
Buckwheat flour is from Hokkaido, soup stock is from thickly sliced bonito, and soup stock is a combination of bonito and mackerel. Enjoy the pesticide-free, non-natural taste.
Hakone is home to many ryokan who have welcomed travelers for hundreds of years. The traditional form of hospitality known as "Omotenashi" is part of a cultural experience at a ryokan. This is the story of one of many places in Hakone that have been in operation for more than 300 years.
Masutomi Ryokan features open-air hot spring baths, spacious guest rooms and free Wi-Fi. Guests can reserve the rooftop bath at an additional fee.
Homemade noodles that take 3 hours to make are soo tasty.
Featuring open-air hot spring bath and relaxation spa, Kinnotake Tonosawa is a beautiful ryokan in Hakone surrounded by water and bamboo trees.
At night this restaurant provides guests with authentic traditional kaiseki cuisine. The Head Chef of the Yumoto Fujiya Hotel offers a kaiseki menu that changes monthly to reflect the four seasons and the ingredients in season.
Mountain Views from the Hot Springs of Hakone
