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Day 1

From Shinjuku Station (Tokyo) to Narukawa Art Museum Take a Romancecar and a bus from Shinjuku Station to the museum with Hakone Free Pass. (around 140 minutes) Exprore Narukawa Art Museum The museum offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Japanese culture and art.Situated on the shores of Lake Ashi, the museum offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the lake itself. The serene natural setting adds to the overall appeal of the museum experience. You are now free to enjoy your time. 　I recommend that you try boating on Lake Ashi or visiting Hakone Shrine, a renowned spiritual site in Hakone. 　Let's embark on a pirate ship adventure across Lake Ashi for about 25 minutes to Togendai. From there, take a scenic ropeway ride to Owakudani. Once you arrive, don't miss the chance to try the famous black eggs while enjoying stunning views of volcanoes and Mount Fuji. Heading to Hotel 　Unwind in the tranquility of your personal open-air cypress bath and treat yourself to an authentic Japanese culinary experience.

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Day 2

Explore HAKONE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM The Hakone Open-Air Museum, Japan's first open-air museum, invites you to explore a vast 70,000 square meter garden, adorned with over 120 masterpieces by renowned sculptors. As you wander through the lush greenery, surrounded by the majestic Hakone mountains, take your time to appreciate the artistry and find your favorite piece. With indoor galleries, including the Picasso Pavilion, and a soothing natural hot spring footbath, the museum offers a perfect escape for art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Explore Hakone as you like with Hakone Free Pass Don't miss the chance to visit Hakone Gora Park, a complimentary attraction with your Hakone Free Pass. Unleash your inner artist at the Hakone Craft House, offering a variety of hands-on workshops, including glassblowing and bead making. Go back to Tokyo Take train to Shinjuku Station with Hakone Free Pass.

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