The Fujiya Hotel, located in the hot spring resort of Hakone, suburb of Tokyo, is one of the most traditional resort hotels in Japan.

• This is a fantastic historic hotel with an insanely beautiful garden
• This hotel is absolutely stunning to look at, and has wonderful gardens on the hill behind it.
• The staff are very attentive and it's like walking back into sometime in the middle of the last century.
• You should ask for a room overlooking the garden or in the main building
• The building itself is very old and historic and definitely has a wow factor when you enter the lobby area!
• The rooms are of course out-dated but very clean and spacious
• The hot spring swimming pool and public baths are worth checking out also
• It even has its own museum and lots of photos of the rich and famous who used to stay there.

Hakone Kowakien Yunessun is a hot spa leisure facility in the center of Hakone, a representative hot spring resort in Japan. It is aptly described as a "Hot spring theme park," and numerous unique baths please couples and families.

• The coffee spa and wine spa are the real gems of this place
• There is also a small mall area with several restaurants before you get to the bath entrance
• The waterfall spa is absolutely brilliant, so relaxing and peaceful listening to the waterfall with the backdrop of the mountains in the background.
• For foreign visitors, the spa offers a pretty nice discount.
• There is a public spa/pool area and a private (and naked!) area
• The spa has some fun baths like a wine, sake, green tea, coffee and miso bath.
• There is also a large pool with jets.
• There are indoor and outdoor spaces, food venues, shops, and places for massage, and for rest.
• There is also a small food court (not great food or cheap) so you don't have to leave the fun to eat.

The Hakone Open Air Museum successfully attempts to create a harmonic balance of nature and art by exhibiting various sculptures on its spacious grounds in combination with beautiful views of the surrounding valley and mountains.

• Visitors who are injured or feel unwell should visit the first-aid office located on the first floor of the Main Gallery. If necessary, please talk to the closest museum staff member, who will advise you of nearby hospitals or other facilities.
• You should bring sunblock, cap in case you want to visit the outdoor museum.
• You should buy admission ticket 30 mins before closing time.
• You should keep eyes on your children to avoid getting lost.
• When you buy ticket online, you can be discounted. Please visit their website to get information.