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Take a trip to the Owakudani volcanic valley, where you can see hot springs and steam vents up close. Ride the Hakone Ropeway for stunning views of the valley and Mount Fuji.

Visit the Pola Museum of Art, a museum that houses a collection of Japanese and Western art. Take a stroll through the Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands, which features a variety of plant species including carnivorous plants.

Enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot springs at Gora Onsen, a charming hot spring village with a variety of baths to choose from.

Visit the Hakone Checkpoint Museum, a historical site that was once an important checkpoint during the Edo period. Take a scenic train ride on the Hakone Tozan Railway, which winds through the mountains and offers beautiful views of the surrounding scenery.

Explore the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum, which houses a large collection of Venetian glass sculptures and art. Take a stroll through the Hakone Museum of Photography, a museum dedicated to the art of photography.

Enjoy a Japanese-style hot pot dinner at Yamanochaya, a cozy restaurant that serves fresh local ingredients in a traditional setting.

Take a trip to the Hakone Shrine Mototsumiya, a smaller shrine located on a hill above the main shrine. Visit the Hakone Art Museum, which features Japanese ceramics and paintings.

Ride the Hakone Sightseeing Cruise, which offers scenic views of Lake Ashi and the surrounding mountains. Take a hike through the Hakone Cedar Forest, which features tall, ancient cedar trees.

Savor a multi-course kaiseki dinner at Gora Hanaougi, a restaurant that specializes in traditional Japanese cuisine made with fresh local ingredients.

Visit the Hakone Museum of Art, a museum that showcases Japanese ceramics and pottery. Take a scenic drive along the Hakone Skyline, a road that offers panoramic views of Mount Fuji and the surrounding mountains.

Take a trip to the Hakone Garasunomori Museum, a museum that features Venetian glass art and a glassblowing workshop. Visit the Hakone Mononofu-no-Sato Museum, a museum dedicated to samurai armor and weapons.

Savor a seafood dinner at Kappa, a restaurant that specializes in fresh seafood dishes.