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| Cedar Avenue |
| A section of path alongside Lake Ashi featuring over 400 cedar trees of more than 350 years old provides us with an insight into the experience of traveling along the Tokaido highway during the Edo period. Nearby, cedar trees also survive in Mukaisaka area, where is close to the Hakone Pass and boasts stone paving; in Shinya-machi, adjacent to the Hakone Sekisho; and Azumadake area, where is a network of walking trails. The trees reach up to 30 meters high, and some have a girth of over four meters. |
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