Japanese Rail Sim: Hakone Town of Natural Beauty and Hot Springs is a simulation video game developed and published by Sonic Powered. A Japanese train operating simulator featuring real footage!

The second KJCB was held in 2004 in Hakone, Japan, and the third KJCB took place in 2006 in Seoul, Korea. These three KJCB symposia were all held in areas that are famous for hot springs ...

Thanks a lot! Hakone is located in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, approximately 80 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. This magical town is best known for its natural hot springs, or onsen, as well as its ...

This time, we take you to Hakone, one of Japan's top tourist destinations, where you'll be operating a tourist train on the famous mountain railway, the Hakone Tozan Railway. Get ready to embark ...

Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture has reclaimed its position as the nation’s most popular hot spring resort after being surprisingly ousted last year, according to a survey. In 2022, the Kusatsu ...

When fall comes around, so does the bath season! Nothing beats the feeling of a warm bath on a cold day, and that’s ...

Guests can enjoy various types of hot springs. Address: 469 Kinosakicho Yushima ... Starts from 1.2 million won per night (~$1,020) Gora Kadan is a ryokan located in Hakone. Hakone is a suburban ...

With the rise of digital technology, work and access to information have become constant, leading to significant lifestyle ...

Hot springs, the result of geothermally heated water emerging from the Earth's crust, offer relaxation and health perks like stress relief and skin detox. Even better, many of the planet's best ...

As residents in Marshall combat potentially dangerous dust lingering in the air and storm damage on the ground, those in Hot Springs face the challenge of getting people in to move supplies.