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“Superb view open bus tour” with a view of the fresh green breeze, a large panorama, Mt. Fuji and Lake Ashi

2022.04.19

The hot spring inn brand “Kai” is based on the theme of “It’s a royal road, but it’s new.” I have made a suggestion.
At the hot spring inns “Kai Hakone” and “Kai Sengokuhara” in the Hakone area, we are planning a “superb view open bus tour” overlooking Mt. Fuji and Lake Ashi from May 15th to June 5th, 2022.

Fresh green Hakone running through an open bus

The biggest attraction of the open bus without a roof is the 360-degree view. While feeling the early summer breeze, you can see Mt. Fuji and Lake Ashi appearing in front of you, and enjoy the power and exhilaration that can only be experienced by an open bus.

Break time to enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji at the superb view point "Mikuni Pass"

In this tour, we will stop at “Mikuni Pass” located in the middle of “Ashinoko Sky Line”. It is a view point that can only be accessed from the “Ashinoko Skyline”, and the staff is also recommended for the view of the magnificent Mt. Fuji that extends to the base. There is time to get off the bus, and you can enjoy taking a commemorative photo.

Limited number of seats, crowded measures that you can ride with confidence

The tour uses an open-air bus, but in addition to that, in order to maintain social distance, about 30% of the seats (48 seats in total) are vacant, and seats are seated at intervals. increase. In addition, the following “hygiene management” measures will be taken.

・ Wearing masks for drivers and guide staff
・ Install alcohol at the boarding gate
・ Disinfection of handrails, seat belts, and seats in cars

[Driving route]

Kai Hakone Guest
Take Hakone Yumoto Station → Ashinoko Skyline → Mikuni Pass (break time) → Get off at the bus stop in front of Sengoku Information Center

Kai Sengokuhara Guest
Get on the bus stop in front of Sengoku Information Center → Ashinoko Skyline → Mikuni Pass (break time) → Get off at Hakone Yumoto Station

Overview of "Scenic Open Bus Tour"

Period: May 15th-June 5th, 2022 22 days in total
Location: Hakone Yumoto Station, Hakone Tozan Bus Sengoku Information Center Bus Stop Departure / Arrival
Price: Free
Number of seats: Approximately 30 people (unreserved seats)
Minimum number of participants: 1 person
Reservation: Reservation starts from April 15th.
Make a reservation from the following by noon the day before the boarding day. * If there is a vacancy on the day, it can be accepted at the inn where you stayed.
Target: Only for hotel guests (Available from 4 years old and over to ensure safety)
Remarks: It may be canceled depending on the weather.
In case of rain, please wear a raincoat distributed free of charge before boarding. (Umbrellas cannot be used.)
You may feel cold during the tour due to the constant wind. Please bring warm clothes.

>Click here to apply from Hoshino Resorts KAI
>Click here to apply from Hoshino Resorts KAI

Kai Hakone (Hakone Yumoto Onsen, Kanagawa Prefecture)

A quiet hot spring inn with a river view in all rooms, surrounded by the bosom of Yamakawa, which stands in Hakone Yumoto, the gateway to Hakone, in western Kanagawa Prefecture. You can spend a relaxing time in the hall, which is decorated with parquet, a traditional craft rooted in the land of Hakone.

Kai Sengokuhara (Sengokuhara Onsen, Kanagawa Prefecture)

Hakone Sengokuhara has been developed as a villa since ancient times and is dotted with art galleries and museums. This is an atelier hot spring inn created by three artists, guests, and staff. All guest rooms are equipped with an open-air bath, and you can enjoy a magnificent view of Sengokuhara while soaking in the hot springs.

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