Do You Want to Try Skywalk? A New Way of Enjoying Hakone!

Staying in Hakone? Let's go to Mishima and explore the superb view! Hakone is easily accessible from Tokyo and is a popular tourist destination. It is known or famous as a hot spring town and has many attractions. For example, a beautiful Lake Ashi and the magnificent view of Mt. Fuji. Those are of course must-see tourist destinations, but on this tour, you will reach Mishima on the west side of Mt. Hakone. Despite the fact that there was still a lot of nature left undeveloped until today, in recent years it has been developed so that many people can enjoy the impressive scenery! This area is worth to visit because it takes only 20 minutes by bus from Hakone. It is a recommended tour on the second day of Hakone sightseeing, which extends to the unknown area.

1. 1

   Ajisai Bridge

   10 min

   Ajisai Bridge： A beautiful vermilion bridge, located near Hakone-Yumoto Station, which is famous as a photo spot. Hydrangea is a flower that blooms in June, and Hakone is also a famous hydrangea, so it was named Hydrangea Bridge.

2. 2

   Hakone Jinja

   50 min

   Hakone Shrine： A shrine with a history of 1,200 years or more. In particular, the Torii (wooden gate) standing on the lake is recently getting popular as a place where you can take unique photos. The vermilion Torii in the clear blue color lake is such a fantastic view!

3. 3

   Stop 3

   1.3 hours

   Bakery&Table Hakone： A restaurant where you can eat bread in front of Lake Ashi while soaking in a footbath. Hakone, also known as a "hot spring town", has a variety of hot spring types. If you come to Hakone, why not enjoy a "footbath" while having lunch?

4. 4

   Mishima Skywalk

   50 min

   Mishima Skywalk： The main feature of this tour is Mishima, which has a 400m long pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan. From the bridge, you can enjoy spectacular views of Mt. Fuji, Suruga Bay and the mountains of Izu. As the name of "Sky Walk", you can experience as if you are walking in the sky!

5. 5

   Stop 5

   20 min

   Amazake Chaya： "Amazake" is a non-alcoholic, non-sugar swwetish beverage. A 400-year-old tea house in the mountains where you can enjoy specialty sake and rice cakes. It is perfect for travelers to take a break and has a relaxed time!

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• All transportation costs, entrance fees, food and drink costs, etc. incurred at the visited spots, will be borne by the customer.
• Please wear comfortable clothing as you will be walking a lot.
• Please understand that tour spots might be changed to alternative spots in case of temporary closure.
• Some of the spots we will visit on the day do not accept credit cards. Please remember to bring cash.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.