[Shizuoka] [One-day flower viewing tour in Kanagawa] 2 popular hydrangea spots! Mishima Sky Bridge Hydrangea Festival & Hakone Hydrangea Tram & Komagatake Sky Observatory & Hakone Shrine｜Depart from Tokyo

• Enjoy the superb view of Mt. Fuji from the Mishima Suspension Bridge. Enjoy the view of Japan's highest peak from Japan's largest suspension bridge!
  
• New opening in April 2025! Hakone's new observatory, "Ashi Lake Sky Observatory", offers a commanding view of Lake Ashi and Sagami Bay! You can also see Mount Fuji in the distance!
• Sky Shrine "Hakone Motonomiya", arrange to visit the beautiful shrine located on Hakone Komagatake, and you can also leave your beautiful figure next to the sky torii!
• Hakone's popular tourist attraction "Hakone Shrine", a popular Japanese power place, and the world-famous torii in the lake are here!
  
• Take the popular "Hakone Tozan Railway" and enjoy the beautiful scenery of hydrangeas along the route from mid-June. It is a flower-viewing route that Japanese people love very much!
  

Take a limited-time one-day tour to two popular flower-viewing spots in Kanagawa and Shizuoka to admire the most beautiful hydrangeas that represent early summer! Overlooking Mount Fuji and the beautiful hydrangea sea surrounding it from Japan's largest suspension bridge, the Mishima Suspension Bridge! Then head to the newly renovated opening in April 2025! Hakone's newest observatory, "Lake Ashi Sky Observatory"! Taking the cable car, you can not only see Mount Fuji in the distance, but also the beautiful scenery of Lake Ashi at the foot of the mountain and the sea view of Sagami Bay in the distance! As well as the Sky Shrine "Hakone Motonomiya" located on the top of the mountain, in addition to admiring the magnificent shrine architecture, you can also capture the most beautiful image next to the "Sky Torii" standing on the top of the mountain! In addition, you can also take the Hakone Tozan Train, a popular early summer train in Hakone, and feel the excitement of being surrounded by hydrangeas in the carri