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Hakone Kowakien Mikawaya Ryokan

Hakone, Kanagawa, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Mikawaya has kept guests at Kowakien since 1883, a ryokan with Meiji-era buildings that are now a Registered Tangible Cultural Property, built to serve travellers on the road to Tokyo. It has hosted dignitaries in its long history, and about 35 rooms keep the traditional style of Hakone hospitality. More than 140 years on, it remains one of the region's historic institutions.

About Hakone Kowakien Mikawaya Ryokan

History

Established in 1883, the ryokan is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property that has preserved its historic Meiji-era charm for over 140 years. Originally built to serve travelers on the road to Tokyo, it has hosted numerous dignitaries and remains a landmark of traditional Japanese hospitality. While the town of Misasa is famous for its twelfth-century radon springs, this specific Mikawaya property is a renowned historic institution in the Hakone region.

The setting

9 km from Lake Ashi.

Experiences

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