SHIRAHAMA KEY TERRACE HOTEL SEAMORE
Perched on a hill, this hotel offers magnificent ocean views unique to the Nanki-Shirahama area. Spend a relaxing, comfortable stay in an inviting atmosphere befitting this historic resort destination.
The beach and sunsets in Shirahama are absolutely stunning!
Abeno Harukas
A 300-meter-tall mixed-use skyscraper that opened in 2014. The second basement through 14th floors house the Kintetsu Department Store Main Store Abeno Harukas and Abeno Harukas Dining.
As expected from the tallest building in the Kansai region! The 360-degree view is incredible—you can see the whole city clearly.
Adachi Museum of Art
Founded by Zenko Adachi, a businessman from Yasugi, Shimane Prefecture. The museum houses approximately 2,000 works, including ceramics and wood carvings, with a focus on modern and contemporary Japanese paintings by artists such as Taikan Yokoyama, Seiho Takeuchi, Shoen Uemura, Kansetsu Hashimoto, and Shiho Sakakibara. Selections from the collection are displayed on a rotating basis.
Every visitor to the garden can't stop praising how beautiful the environment is here.
Tenseien
Tenseien is a hot spring inn conveniently located within walking distance from Hakone-Yumoto Station. The inn has four abundant, natural hot spring sources on its premises, flowing into the open-air bath, indoor bath, guest room open-air bath, and family bath.
The rooftop open-air bath is the best feature of the hotel, and it's definitely my favorite part! 🥰
Asaya Hotel
Established in 1888, Asaya Hotel is the oldest hotel in Kinugawa Onsen, one of the most famous hot spring resorts in the Kanto region. The hotel has created a luxurious space with a sense of tradition such as the atrium entrance lobby with a pipe organ. Guests should find great comfort here while enjoying hot spring baths and an exquisite buffet.
The buffet for both breakfast and dinner was amazing. There were so many dishes to choose from, and everything was really well-prepared. It was a truly memorable stay.
Sakana Park
“Oshino Village Sakana Park'' is a water and forest-themed park where visitors of all ages can enjoy Oshino’s abundant nature. In the lush green park, there are rivers and ponds with underground water from Mt. Fuji, as well as the “Jabujabu Pond,” where visitors can play in the water, a long slide, and athletic equipment that visitors can enjoy in nature.
This aquarium mainly features freshwater fish. It's a great spot to learn new things with your kids.
Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat “Appare”
The Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat “Appare” offers an approximately 20-minute cruise around Lake Kawaguchiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Departing from Appare Pier on the lakeshore, the boat passes under Lake Kawaguchiko Ohashi Bridge, turns around near Unoshima, the only island in the Fuji Five Lakes, and returns to the pier. Along the way, passengers can take in spectacular views of Mt. Fuji that can only be experienced from the lake.
This is the most convenient way to enjoy Lake Kawaguchiko and see Mt. Fuji. Boats run frequently, about every 30 minutes, and the whole trip takes around 20 minutes.
Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway
The Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway is used by many tourists as a way to climb up to Mt. Tenjyoyama from Lake Kawaguchi. From inside the gondola, you can enjoy a beautiful view of Lake Kawaguchi below.
The ropeway only departs when it's full, so you might have to wait a bit. The scenery around is pretty nice though, so it didn't bother me much.