일본 알프스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

I would recommend the route along the road; the hiking trail is impassable for several hundred meters here because the paths are heavily overgrown.

A jetty that extends into the lake and is accessed by regular ferry boats. From the very front, you can see the southern shore of Lake Ashi.

If you're willing to wait 30 minutes just to get a picture of yourself with the torii...please. But you can also just stand next to it for a moment and take a picture.

Lake Ashi is a crater lake near Mount Fuji. It is located in western Kanagawa Prefecture and is part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. The lake formed approximately 3,000 years ago and is 7.03 km long and 40.6 m deep.

Designed entirely for tourism, several pirate ships sail along the lake. Alternatively, you can walk along a lovely, quiet lakeside path.

The village is rather small, I would have liked a recommended itinerary to check ask the pounds, so I have made my own.

Construction of the Sagami Dam, the first dam on the Sagami River, began in 1938. It supplies 90% of the tap water for two-thirds of the population in Kanagawa Prefecture. You can walk across the dam and enjoy magnificent views on both sides. There is also a museum and a small observation tower.

http://ashi-live-camera.hakone.or.jp/