Transport and tourist information on the Hakone Highland Hotel’s surrounding area.

Located a 5-minute walk of the Hakone Highland Hotel, the Hakone Venetian Glass Museum is a tourist attraction, with the park replicating the water city of Venice and beautiful garden fountains. If taking the Odakyu Hakone Highway bus From Haneda Airport or Shinjuku Station, you will pass several view points from which Mt. Fuji can be seen up close.

The Hakone Ropeway takes you up to Owakudani Station at an altitude of 1,044 m, from where you can go further to Togendai, enjoying the view of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji from the air for about 20 minutes. When you look down from above the mountain top on fair-weather days, you can enjoy the scenic panorama of Mt. Fuji and of a valley of 130 m. Recommended for those who want to take in the views at a leisurely pace.

From Lake Ashi, a popular Hakone attraction, you can enjoy superb views of Mt. Fuji. Quietly towering over Lake Ashi, Mt. Fuji adds to the scenic view of the lake.
We recommend the cruise on Lake Ashi to enjoy majestic views of Mt. Fuji. On quiet early mornings, an inverted Mt. Fuji reflected on the surface of Lake Ashi can bee seen.

At Gotemba Premium Outlets is Japan's largest outlet mall, where approximately 210 stores both Japanese and foreign sell items for outlet prices. On sunny days you can view the majestic Mt. Fuji, which adds extra pleasurable feelings to your shopping.

The Narukawa Art Museum, showcasing the work of Japanese contemporary painters such as Yamamoto Kyujin and Hirayama Ikuo, stands on top of a small hill surrounded by trees. You can enjoy Hakone's premium views of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji from the glass windows reaching up to 50 m in total length, which is wide enough to see the whole view. Framed by the window like a real painting, their beauty will take your breath away.