Plan Your Hakone Trip
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About seventy shops, including restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops, line Hakone-Yumoto Shotengai, located near Hakone-Yumoto Station. Visitors can enjoy dining and shopping while strolling through the town renowned for its hot springs. Japanese-style snacks such as onsen manju (buns filled with red bean paste) and kamaboko, a processed seafood product, are well-known souvenirs. Yosegi zaiku (wooden mosaic work), a local handcraft, is also famous. Visitors may have a hard time choosing which souvenir to take home. If you get tired from walking around, take a break at a cafe. There are also hot spring facilities nearby available for day trippers. Hakonemachi Tourist Information Center is also near the station, and has English, Chinese and Korean speaking staff. Visitors can also receive maps at the center.
Address
Kanagawa, Ashigarashimo-gun, Hakonemachi, Yumoto [ Google Maps ]
Business Hours
Varies according to the shop
Days Closed
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Wi-Fi
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Accepted Credit Cards
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Languages
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Menu/Pamphlet Languages
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Nearest Station
Hakone-Yumoto Station (OH51/Hakone Tozan Train)
Location
A short walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station (OH51)
Price
Varies according to the shop
Telephone Number
Hakone-Yumoto Tourism Association: 0460-85-7751 (Business hours/Weekdays from 8:45 to 17:30. The office will be closed on weekends and holidays)
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*Useable only for transfers in Hakone or to the Odakyu Line or the Odakyu Highway Bus
Sightseeing
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Experiences
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Dining
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Sightseeing
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Dining
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Hot Springs (Onsen)
2019.02.07
Hot Springs (Onsen)
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Hot Springs (Onsen)
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