Great places for shopping in Hakone in Mac (updated in 2025)

"The local market in Japan is a good place to learn about local cultural life"

"The cake soup cake shop, this and the fruit shop is located in the store street in front of the station not too far from Hakone Yumoto Station. This and the fruit shop lined up almost before opening the door, and also lined up after opening the store, ranking first on the local food network. In the morning, there were many people in line and did not participate. On the way back to the hot spring hotel, I entered the store and found that only the same day's limited root cake and ordinary hot spring cakes were left. Other limited seasons and fruits were sold out. I bought a box of root cakes for the night, tasted it, praised it, really delicious."

"There are many famous shops in Hakone, it is recommended to go shopping"

"It is true that there are tourists inside, and the sales are also some local specialties. I quite like some small handmade works in Japan, very fine workmanship. They don't eat a lot"

"Hakone station we mainly to see Mount Fuji, but when we prepared in China, we have learned that to see Mount Fuji from Hakone or to take a chance, um... It should be said that it depends on the weather. If the clouds in the sky are too thick, we don't want to see Mount Fuji. In view of the weather in Kyoto Osaka two days ago, we were still a little worried about whether this time would really pass by Mount Fuji. A tea, a specialty store of traditional crafts, especially wood products, is very local and popular, is a good place to choose souvenirs."

"In fact, some small things in Japan are not cheap, but because their design is more exquisite, and the design is very practical, so it is still very good to buy back or send people, and I unconsciously chose to buy a lot."

"It is a wooden bungalow with an area of 198 square meters, which is a level set up by the Edo-era Shogun. The gate 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. It also contains statues of the inspectors, which have now been listed as key cultural relics for protection."