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Enjoy Local Goods and Products

Hakone Yumoto

While wondering the classic and traditional roads of Hakone, you can discover and experience an eclectic group of restaurants and shops. Many of these shops carry famous local goods and other snacks to enjoy during your exploration of Hakone. Enjoyable shops are grouped near Yumoto Station, on the Lake Shore, or by the trains stations in Miyanoshita and Gora. Feel free to contact us with any questions about the local things you might see

HAMAMATSUYA

Yosegi crafts made by utilizing traditional techniques have been handed down over the centuries.

Honma Yosegi Shop

There is a yosegi museum next to the store. 　

Watanabe Bakery

Obansho Chaya (Cafe)

Light meal, Souvenir shop

Hakone Kojiri Terminal

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

KOJIRI terminal restaurant

A restaurant overlooking beautiful Lake Ashi.

HakoneYosegizaiku Specialty Store Hakone Maruyama

Chimoto

Michinoeki HAKONETOUGE

Michinoeki (roadside rest area ) are public facilities along roads and highways. This facility has beautiful Lake Ashi and FUJI mountain views.

Kanazashi Wood craft

Do not miss out the traditional craft "Hakone Yosegi zaiku" in the Hakone!

Hakone Gora Kakutaya Product Shop

GRANDE RIVIERE HAKONE

HOTORIYA on Lake Ashi

NAKAMURAYA

Various souvenirs from local special products such as fish cakes and dried fish to traditional Yosegi workwares are available.

Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatarikan

Japanese culture experience starts at Hakone Sekisho Tabimonogatari Kan.

PICOT Bakery and Sweets, main shop

Hotel quality bread and cakes are available.

Ashinoko-chaya

Hakone Travel Ideas

NARAYA CAFE

Dessert Restaurant “Salon de Thé Rosage”

PICOT Bakery and Sweets, main shop

Hotel quality bread and cakes are available.

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.