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Hakone Kowakien MORINOYU

A Traditional Japanese Bathing Experience

Indoor Bath

The large open window draw the beautiful surrounding nature to you while you bath in the jet streamed bath. Enjoy the vibrations of the flowing water in the special Izu Peninsula sourced stone baths. Take your time and enjoy a converation in the partitioned bathing areas.

Private Hot Springs

There area 2 private hot springs available for rental. Enrich your experience amongst the beautiful scenery of Hakone with a private room and bath. Enjoy the starry nights or wooded forest as a couple or family. (1 hour ¥5000, in addition to basic entry)

address	1297 Ninotaira Hakone-ｍachi Ashigara-simo-gun
Phone Number	+81-460-82-4126
Price	Adults (Above Elementary School Age) ¥1900 Children (3 to Elementary School Age) ¥1200 Senior (Over 60) Discount Available
Open Times	11:00-20:00 (Last19:00)

Bathing	6 Men/6 women Indoor/Outdoot Hot Springs, Sauna are available. There are also 2 baths available for private rental
Facilities	Restaurant/ Free Rest Space/ Shopping Area
remarks	”Mori no Yu/Forested Baths” are a unique opportunity to enjoy the traditional hot springs among the beautiful nature and mountains of Hakone. We welcome you to experience bathing in beautiful garden surroundings among the famed forested Hakone mountains. Have a truly special experience.

NAKAMURAYA

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

Daimonji Yaki

Mountainside fires signaling the spirits of our ancestors

Hakone YUTOWA

The Japanese-modern hotel HAKONE YUTOWA is comprised of two facilities, East and West Wings and the Condominium,
where you would feel the warmth of the hot spring creates relaxing and serene atmosphere.

Hakone Art Museum

Okada Mokichi, the founder of the museum, initially purchased a villa here in Gora that belonged to the twentieth-century tycoon Fujiyama Raita in 1944. He then gradually acquired adjacent lots to form what is today the Shinsenkyō garden.

The attached gardens offer the opportunity to enjoy changing views through seasons; the moss garden with maples, the rock garden Sekiraku-en (partially open), and the Japanese bush clover along the Hagi-no-michi path.