Lake Ashinoko

A beautiful lake located in the Hakone region of Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan is called Ashinoko Lake. It is a crater lake found on the southwest side of Mount Hakone's caldera, a complicated volcano that last erupted at wakudani in 1170 CE.

The lake is well-known for its vistas of Mount Fuji, as well as for its numerous hot springs, ryokan, and historical landmarks. The Tkaid road, the primary route connecting Kyoto and Tokyo, passes through the lake. The lake is traversed by several ferries and pleasure boats, offering tourists and passengers beautiful vistas. A few of the boats are modeled after sailing battleships.

Visitors may catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji peeking over the lake on a clear day. The largest and most intriguing aspect of the lake is a massive crimson torii gate that stands in the water and provides a breathtaking vantage point for watching the sunset. To get the most out of Lake Ashinoko and Hakone, it is advised that travelers travel during the seasonal foliage. Lake Ashinoko is one of the most beautiful lakes in Japan,

Location: Kanagawa Prefecture, Honshū