A superb view road on the Hakone caldera rim extending to the western shore of Lake Ashinoko.

Ashinoko Skyline running through the outer rim of the Hakone crater in a north-south direction is a road that provides a panoramic vista of Lake Ashinoko to the east, Mt. Fuji to the west, the urban area of Mishima and Numazu Cities, and the Izu Peninsula in the distance across Suruga Bay. You can enjoy the seasonal charms while driving on the 10.7-kilometer road at an altitude of about 1,000 meters.
The Hakone area of the ”Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park”, a representative national park of Japan, abounds in pristine nature. In the neighboring area, there are a full array of sightseeing spots, such as art museums, museums, pirate sightseeing ships, ropeway, temples and shrines, and historical sites, giving visitors a good time. With Mt. Fuji located at its northern end, ”Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park” is a national park representative of Japan–a volcanic country–comprising various volcanic landforms within the Fuji Volcanic Zone as well as hot springs, richly varying coastlines, and islands. ※Click here for the highlights of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park