Hakone Checkpoint

Hakone is a realistic re-enactment of the Tokyo Edo border post - the Kyoto mainline of the Texas Shogunate period. Here, people who travel to and from the house need to be checked to ensure that the noble wives can not escape the fate of being hostages of the generals. It was a well-prepared exhibition, and the statues were well dressed making people feel the life of that period real, and some real historical relics were displayed here.

The Guansuo is an ancient Japanese military fortress. The military-related East East, the little earthen children like it. There are few tourists here and it is rare to be quiet. Finally, I climbed 70 stairs before boarding the sentry post of the Guansuo. On the sentry post, you can see the vision of Lake Ashi and the unique shape of the pirate ship. In the library, there are weapons displays that children like.

The scene of the Hakone Guansuo was restored, and it was forbidden to take pictures. The historical information about the Hakone Guansuo was displayed. Some archaeological relics were found. The area was not large. You can go and see if you have nothing to do. If you are not interested, don't go.

Japanese tourist attractions. After volcanic activity subsided about 400,000 years ago, Hakone Hakone formed natural landscapes such as mountains, streams, lakes and other mountains. The lake of Ashi surrounded by green grass and trees of Hakone Outer Roan Mountain is a volcanic lake, 724 meters above sea level, 7 square kilometers in area, 45 meters deep, and 20 kilometers along the lake shoreline. On sunny days, you can see Mount Fuji, which is snowy throughout the year. The last crater is the Oyong Valley, which is full of white smoke and often emits a large amount of sulfur gas. There is the Oyong Valley Natural Science Museum, which introduces the landscape of Hakone with physical objects, slides, models, etc. There are cable cars, mountaineering trams and aerial cranes to visit Hakone from all angles in the territory. Hakone Seven Soup (7 hot springs) is located in the Hakone Guansuo on the east bank of Ashi Lake. It is a wooden bungalow with an area of 198 square meters, which is the level set by the Edo-era Shogunate. The detention center also displays more than 1,000 cultural relics such as ID cards, short guns, long-handled knives and other cultural relics carried by pedestrians at that time, and statues of the inspectors concerned are now listed as key cultural relics for protection.

Hakone lock is mainly a museum built on the original site, there are some cultural relics, you can understand the important role played here hundreds of years ago and the past history, in the simplest words is equivalent to the Great Wall fortress protection. The whole attraction is humanistic, it feels a bit boring, about half an hour has been visited. Then you can go to Yuan Hakone Port and take a pirate ship to and from Taoyuantai to continue to travel.

The scenery is great, the air is fresh, the greening is particularly good, the environment is very clean, there are not many people. If you come to Hakone, don’t miss it. In addition, Hakone is a hot spring. The traffic is very convenient. From Tokyo, you can take the subway. The Japanese subway is divided into several companies. It looks a bit dizzy. Just do your homework before going. The scenery is great. The hot springs are famous and very clean. It is a must-visit attraction.

Hakoneguan Museum is like the Edo period, the construction area of the field. Very interesting place. Buying a lot of souvenirs is fun.