Hakone Town, Ashigara-Shimogun, Kanagawa Prefecture It is said that the row of cedar trees along the Old Tokaido Highway on the shore of Lake Ashinoko were planted in Year 4 of the Genna Era (1618), when the Hakone post station was built. There are currently 409 trees. In addition, the paving stones along the Old Hakone Highway are designated as historical landmarks.

Zama City, Kanagawa Prefecture Each year from late July to late August, 550,000 sunflowers bloom in various locations, making the land appear as if it is carpeted in yellow. An annual sunflower festival is held while the flowers are in bloom.

Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture A Zen Buddhist Temple that is charming during every season. In the garden of Jotoku-in Temple, approximately 10,000 iris of 130 types bloom and in early summer, dancing fireflies can be seen.

Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture On the hill behind Shotai-ji Temple is a drooping cherry tree said to be over 320 years old. Approximately 13 m high and with a trunk whose circumference is close to 5 m, the large tree is included in the list of Kanagawa's Best 100 Trees.

Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture A Zen Buddhist Temple that is charming during every season. In the garden of Jotoku-in Temple, approximately 10,000 iris of 130 types bloom and in early summer, dancing fireflies can be seen.

Hakone Town, Ashigara-Shimogun, Kanagawa Prefecture Also known as "Ojigoku" ("Big Hell"), roars and white smoke constantly pour from the fumarole in the remains of the crater from the last eruption of the Hakone volcano, and the surrounding area is a desolate sight.

Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture With approximately 35,000 white plums, Odawara is famous for its plum production. Each February, the plums bloom against the backdrop of the sacred mountain Fuji and the mountains of Hakone, creating a dream-like world.