箱根関所 (旅物語館)箱根関所旅物語館

I arrived by boat and saw that there was a duty-free shop. I bought it and bought it. It was tax-free for 5,000. There are a lot of Hakone characteristics, and the trial is also very generous. The salesman inside is relatively old and does not speak English, but he is also smiling. He introduced it in Japanese and has been giving us a trial. I have been thanking us when I checked out, very amiable. The noodle shop next to it is not delicious and not recommended.

Everyone is used to calling Japan "Kanto" "Kansai", but completely do not understand what "Kan" means in Japan, came to Hakone Kansai Archives, I only learned a general. The entrance of the museum is a statue of a doppelganger on both sides, the image of the soldiers who guarded the customs, they all held long sticks, and real people. There are staff at the door who signaled that no photography is allowed, and there are also signs that prohibit photography in the door. The museum displays historical materials about Hakone Guansuo, including historical documents documenting Hakone Guansuo, archaeological relics, and some dolls that show the life of the affairs of the Guans.

Hakone Guansuo Travel Language Museum is a small tourist shopping shop next to Hakone Guansuo. The shops are not big, but the layout is still relatively clean and well organized. Most of the small crafts sold inside are local Japanese souvenirs, mainly wood products. The price is a bit expensive, but some souvenirs are still very creative, you know that they are made in Japan at a glance, haha.

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.

In front is the Hakone Guansuo. Tickets 500 yuan. Save it. Just look outside. From 1619 to the present monument, Tokugawa Shogunate is afraid of the rebellion of the princes. There is a control post on Hakone Street. To enter and exit Edo, you must check here.