
A self-guided day trip from Hakone-Yumoto Station: an open-air sculpture museum, the volcanic steam vents of Owakudani with views of Mt. Fuji on a clear day, and a soak at a day-use hot spring to finish. Travel to Hakone-Yumoto from Tokyo is on you (about 90 minutes via limited express from Shinjuku — our directions feature will help you get there).
Overview map showing how the stops relate to each other (straight lines only). For real walking directions, use the "directions" button on each step.
The gateway to the Hakone Tozan railway. Check how to use your Hakone Free Pass for the buses and mountain train before heading out.
Sculptures scattered across open grounds, a Picasso pavilion, and a foot bath to rest your legs.
An active volcanic vent area. On clear days, the ropeway offers a great view of Mt. Fuji. Don't miss the local black eggs.
Wrap up with a soak at a hot spring facility near Yumoto. Check the train schedule before you settle in.
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Yes — starting in the morning, this route comfortably covers the Open-Air Museum, Owakudani, and a day-use hot spring before evening.
About 90 minutes from Shinjuku Station to Hakone-Yumoto Station by limited express. You'll need to arrange that trip yourself — our directions feature helps you get to the station.
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