• The Hakone Open-Air Museum - As Japan’s pioneering outdoor museum dedicated to sculpture, the Open-Air Museum is situated in Hakone Town, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture. This expansive sculpture garden, covering 70,000 square meters, showcases works by renowned artists such as Henry Moore and Rodin, all set against a backdrop of lush natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy the artworks in a relaxed, picnic-like atmosphere.
• Owaku-dani Valley - Located in Hakone City, southeast of Mount Fuji, Owakudani is a renowned tourist spot in the Fuji-Hakone region. This Japanese attraction is the remnant of a crater formed by a volcanic eruption on the northern slope of the sacred mountain, dating back approximately 400,000 years. Also known as “the Great Hell,” most of Owakudani’s spring water is toxic. Originally called Oojigoku, it was formed by Mount Hakone’s eruption 3,000 years ago and was renamed Owakudani in 1876 following Emperor Meiji’s visit.
• Togendai Station - Togendai serves as a key transportation hub in Hakone, located on the northeast shore of Lake Ashi. It is also a popular attraction in Hakone, featuring a variety of specialty shops and restaurants. The station offers a splendid distant view of Mount Fuji.
• Hakone Pirate Ship Tōgendai Port - The pirate ship service connects Togendai Port, Hakone-machi Port, and Moto-Hakone Port, with voyages lasting between 25 to 40 minutes. The view of Hakone from the lake is truly stunning. The ship provides an enjoyable experience for both adults and children, featuring 3D art and pirate-themed items. Lake Ashi is a picturesque tourist spot, with Mount Fuji beautifully reflected on its waters. Consider boarding a pirate ship, styled after a medieval European warship, to appreciate the seasonal scenery.
• Hakone Shrine / Kuzuryu Shrine Singu - Established in 757 by Manmaki Shonin on Mt. Hakone, Hakone Shrine has long been a sacred site for mountain worship. This historic shrine was revered by many military leaders, including Minamoto no Yoritomo and Tokugawa Ieyasu. Hakone Shrine is honored as the Great God of Hakone, the general protector of Kanto, and is believed to bring good fortune, ensure traffic safety, fulfill wishes, and bring luck. Visitors can explore attractions like the 800-year-old cedar-lined path to the shrine and the Himesara Pure Forest, a special natural monument. The treasure hall displays a statue of Manmaki Shonin and the red wood-handled short sword used by the Soga brothers.

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Our drivers possess in-depth knowledge of Hakone’s geography. Starting from Tokyo, we offer premium, exclusive chartered car reservation services for VIPs visiting Hakone, whether individually or in groups. Based on the VIPs’ schedule and preferences, we deliver professional, customized tour services in Hakone, ensuring a seamless and comfortable travel experience. Additional charges apply for journeys exceeding the predetermined distance and time limits. During a one-day tour, attractions can be altered, or a personalized itinerary can be created. Drivers of the HIACE (14 seats) and COASTER (18 seats) vehicles speak only Japanese. The COASTER can be expanded to accommodate up to 25 seats. We also offer buses with over 42 seats. For further assistance, feel free to send a message for consultation. We welcome inquiries in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. For any questions regarding car rentals and sightseeing, please do not hesitate to contact us!

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