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Hakona is a cozy Japanese town, located on the shore of the largest lake in the country. Hakona is known to be great museums, hot springs and the opportunity to conquer the paintings of the great mountain of Fuji.
Japan ' s highest point, Mount Fuji (3776 metres above sea level) is located in the city of Hakona. And in the winter and summer, you can make a comfortable rise and celebrate this event in a restaurant that is on top.
It would be interesting to have walks on the heat or boats on Lake Asi-Noko. There's a Hakona temple on the bank that attracts tourists with red ritual gates. The temple, as well as the lake, is linked to the legend of a monster that was feeded by local beauty. There's a legend that a monster is buried on the bottom of the lake and scattered, and that's why it's pouring crystally clean tears that are the waters of Asi Noko.
The most interesting museum in the city is the open sky museum, which is located on the mountain slope in the forest. The exponents are sculptures of known personalities such as Roden, Picasso and Henry Moore. Interested to visit the Museum of Glass and the Poul art museum, most of which are underground.
One of the thermal sources of the city can settle after a busy day. The most notable sources are Yunnessan, where recovery procedures can be read in baths and waters.
The tours in Hakona are immersion into Japan ' s red world of tourism.
Japan ' s highest point, Mount Fuji (3776 metres above sea level) is located in the city of Hakona. And in the winter and summer, you can make a comfortable rise and celebrate this event in a restaurant that is on top.It would be interesting to have walks on the heat or boats on Lake Asi-Noko. There's a Hakona temple on the bank that attracts tourists with red ritual gates. The temple, as well as the lake, is linked to the legend of a monster that was feeded by local beauty. There's a legend that a monster is buried on the bottom of the lake and scattered, and that's why it's pouring crystally clean tears that are the waters of Asi Noko.
The most interesting museum in the city is the open sky museum, which is located on the mountain slope in the forest. The exponents are sculptures of known personalities such as Roden, Picasso and Henry Moore. Interested to visit the Museum of Glass and the Poul art museum, most of which are underground.
Rest in Hakona is the pleasure of the extraordinary nature of Japan, which inspires inspiration.
One of the thermal sources of the city can settle after a busy day. The most notable sources are Yunnessan, where recovery procedures can be read in baths and waters.