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A long-established workshop that produces and sells Odawara lacquerware, which is a traditional handicraft of Odawara. There are many small items with excellent ease of use, such as a bowl of domestic wood, 3300 yen, 2200 yen curry spoons, and 1650 yen chopsticks.

A French-born outdoor park that moves from tree to tree in the air, wearing a dedicated harness. There is a discovery course that can be enjoyed from more than 110cm tall or from the first grade of elementary school, an adventure course that can be enjoyed from more than 140cm tall or from the fourth grade of elementary school, and a kids course that can be used from more than 90cm tall to the third grade of elementary school. Since there is also a course accompanied by a guardian in need, details need to be confirmed.

Indoor park where children from 6 months to 12 years old can play. An area where you can play analog play that makes use of children's free ideas, such as jumping on a large trampoline or athletic that you can play with your body, or recreate the real sea with projection mapping, and feel like entering the real sea, Find fish, chase, there are various play contents, such as an area where you can enjoy the fun of catching digital play. A free pass during the week can be sent off on the way, and you can come and eat in the restaurant area and then re-enter and play. Parents and children can play for a day.

A scenic blueberry plantation with sweeping views of Sagami Bay, where you can compare the eating of three blueberries: Woodard, Home Bell and Tif Blue.

They are hunting two varieties of blueberries in August. In addition, they hunt for taste such as mandarins (mid-October-December) and shiitake mushrooms (all year) in the fall, and bamboo shoots (mid-April-late) in the spring. Seasonal dishes such as charcoal grilled mushrooms are exceptional. There is also a walking path in the garden, and you can see Sagami Bay.

An amusement park located within the castle park of Odawara Castle, a symbol of Odawara. Mini SL locomotives, battery cars and auto-play equipment for vehicles that go around the park are enriched, making it an amusement park for children to enjoy with peace of mind. In addition, there are historical sites and spots in the castle park, as well as the Tokiwagimon SAMURAI and the Copmen (Akaganemon), which exhibit armor and sword swords, as well as the Odawara Castle Historical Hall and the Odawara Castle Tengokaku.

PA users want to be careful because the Seisho parking area is located just after passing the Tachibana toll booth of Seisho Bypass. In a location embraced by the sea breeze, it is attractive that you can enjoy a meal while looking at the sea. Recommended menu is "Odawara Udon" which boasts a simple taste. In the shopping corner, not to mention the specialty of the bango, there are also some of the classic souvenirs around Odawara, such as the salt spicy of Atami and the hot spring buns of Hakone.

A parking area installed on the down line of Odawara-Atsugi Road. It is also known as an area with a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji. There is a wide variety of specialty products raised by Odawara, which flourished as a post town on the Tokaido. Among them, "Puchikama" from the long-established bank store "Suzuhiro" is very popular. It has a cheese flavor and a minta mayo flavor, both of which are well received. Because it is individually wrapped, it is ideal as a snack in the car and as a balamaki souvenir for the company. In the food court, the popular menu is "Fukuda Family Yokohama Family Ramen" and "Odawara no Kamoran and Shirasuna no Kakaidon", which is made from the name of Odawara with vegetables, and shirasu.

A sightseeing route where you can drive while enjoying the transition of the four seasons, climbing a gentle slope to Mt. You can see the scenery along the line, such as cherry blossom tunnels, hydrangea, and autumn leaves, and you can also enjoy the sea of Mount Fuji and Shonan. It can also be used as a traffic jam route to Hakone and Izu.

There are various facilities for "purchasing, food, and playing", mainly Kamaboko. In addition to the Kamaboko, a souvenir shop with about 200 kinds of Odawara and Hakone souvenirs, as well as the Kamaboko Museum, where you can experience Kamaboko, Chikuwa-making and Agekama-making under the guidance of craftsmen through advance reservations, there is also a Viking restaurant that uses plenty of local products from Odawara and a Japanese restaurant where you can play for a day.