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The sluice gates responsible for water level control at Lake Ashi and flood control of the Hayakawa rapids from Lake Ashi, which flow through Odawara City and continue to Sagami Bay. From the sluice gates, you can also exit to the west bank sidewalk of Lake Ashi, which follows along the lakefront and is a good spot for a walk.

A souvenir shop close to the parking lot in Owakudani; a full selection of goods including parquet and buns that look like Hakone; an original buns that mimics black ramen 800 yen and black eggs, and a black sesame egg 850 yen (large) are popular.

In a space with a stairwell and a sense of openness, even groups can enjoy shopping slowly. You can also enjoy Owakudani's specialty black eggs at the eat-in, and in addition to souvenirs of original sweets and popular local character goods, cosmetics with a beautiful skin effect that combines Owakudani Onsen and egg extract are also popular.

From the parking lot in front of the Owakuya station, pass by the side of the Kyuraku teahouse, a 660m-long promenade that connects the Jangmadai with a blowout belt. Where Abstract 30 Minutes. The road is well maintained and easy to walk, but it can also be enveloped in an intense smell of sulfur or white plume. There is an egg tea house at Enmadai. In addition, in the course of the course, an explanatory plate of volcanic activity and plants that grow naturally there is provided. When you see the gas constantly blowing out and the white, cloudy hot water rising, you can feel the greatness of the earth that continues to be active. * It will be a walk in the "rate admission method" with the highest priority for safety measures.

Jizo-sama stands near the Kamiyama mountain trail. It is reported that Hiroho Daishi, who was heartbroken by the hellish sight of the desolate Owakudani, carved the Jizo Bodhisattva to quell the land and prayed for the salvation of the people. It is now also known as the "Jizo of life-extending parenting."

It spreads on the northern flank of Mt. It is a blast-mouth mark when the slopes of Kamiyama [Kamiyama] exploded about 3,000 years ago, and plumes still rise from the earth. Until the Meiji era, it was said to be a great hell and was feared by people. It is now a tourist destination with many tourists throughout the year. In the rocky areas to the southwest, there are scattered fumaroles called Enmadai, and in the northeast, there is a fumarant zone called Gesawa, which warms the water that has been poured here and sends the water to the area of Gora and Sengoku. Both are off-limits, but the Owakudani Nature Research Road leads around Enmadai. From the car window of the Hakone Ropeway, you can see the sight of the plume, the scene of the inferno.

Hotel Green Plaza Hakone, located in Sengokuhara Onsen. There is also a green open-air bath with a view of Mount Fuji in a large bathhouse with its own source. Day bathing is possible only.

It is a nature exploration road connected with the Owakudani Ubako Nature Exploration Trail, and a 1.3km, 35-minute course leading up to the lake on the shore of Lake Ashi. It is downhill from Ubako, and since the road is well maintained, it is relatively easy to walk. The surrounding area is thick with trees such as cypresses, and on a good day, I would like to walk in the sun. There is also a Hakone visitor center on the way, so if you have time, let's stop by.

Day-trip bathing is also possible at a hot spring inn belonging to the Shiki Club group where you can stay in the economy, embraced by the rich nature of Hakone and Sengokuhara. In Uchiyu for different men and women, you can enjoy hot springs flowing from a hot spring with a hot spring. Accommodation is 9900 yen per adult for two meals per night, 6600 yen per night for breakfast, and 5500 yen per night.

A cake shop with about 15 varieties at all times. There is a tea corner and eat-in is OK. The cakes are made using local ingredients and handmade one by one by a female pastry chef. Classic chocolate 418 yen, including 432 yen of Japanese chestnut Mont Blanc in the image of Mt. Kintokiyama, and 432 yen of seasonal strawberry tart, are popular.