Randonnée Hakone Hachiri
Description
Parcourez une section de l'ancienne autoroute Tokaido recouverte de forêts qui relie Tokyo aux anciennes capitales Kyoto et Osaka. Découvrez Amazake Chaya, l'un des rares salons de thé restants parmi les centaines qui bordaient l'ancien Tokaido, l'avenue Cedar avec un imposant cèdre japonais vieux de 400 ans patrouillant des deux côtés du sentier et une vue imprenable sur le mont Fuji (si le temps le permet) depuis les ruines du château de Yamanaka , et plus. Hakone Hachiri a été déclarée zone du patrimoine japonais. Laissez notre guide vous immerger dans l'histoire, la culture et le patrimoine naturel de cette ancienne route.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
M. Yamamoto est le directeur de la treizième génération d'Amasake Chaya Teahouse. Avec sa famille, y compris le fils et la fille de managers potentiels de la 14e génération, leur petit établissement pittoresque sert aux voyageurs assoiffés de Tokaido l'amasake doux et chaleureux que leur famille sert depuis quatre siècles. En raison de la construction légère du salon de thé, il y a eu de nombreuses versions du bâtiment au cours des siècles, des deux côtés de la route. La structure actuelle a été rénovée dans un style traditionnel en 2009 - le toit de chaume n'utilise pas un seul clou. Assurez-vous également de visiter leur petit musée avec des artefacts originaux de la période féodale Tokaido.
Déjeuner au bord du lac Ashi, un lac de cratère de 700 m de profondeur avec des portes tori rouges dans l'eau
Avenue des Cèdres Hakone. Il y a quatre siècles exactement, le deuxième shogun de la période Edo, Tokugawa Hidetada, a ordonné la plantation de sugi (cèdre japonais, Cryptomeria japonica) le long des deux côtés de Tokaido pour faire de l'ombre aux voyageurs alors qu'ils se dirigeaient vers le point de contrôle de Hakone. 420 de ces magnifiques spécimens subsistent, se dressant droit, gros et fiers dans le ciel de Hakone le long de Cedar Avenue.
Tokaido avait des points de contrôle à divers intervalles pour s'assurer que les voyageurs étaient de bonne foi et pour protéger le Shogun dans la capitale, Edo. Hakone était le point de contrôle le plus proche d'Edo, c'était donc l'un des plus sévèrement surveillés. Perchés entre les eaux du lac Ashinoko et le terrain montagneux escarpé de Hakone, les voyageurs du Tokaido n'avaient d'autre choix que de se soumettre à l'inspection.
Retour à 1590. La limite ouest de Hojo est protégée par le château de Yamanaka, qui signifie littéralement "château au milieu de la montagne". Le site porte bien son nom, mais malgré des travaux de terrassement impressionnants pour créer des défenses accentuant le terrain naturellement escarpé du site, le château de Yamanaka tombe rapidement sous la puissance de la force de l'ouest sur son chemin le long de Tokaido vers l'est pour entourer Odawara. Une visite des ruines du château aujourd'hui est récompensée par des vues spectaculaires depuis son point culminant du mont Fuji, si le temps le permet.
Parcourez un tronçon de 12 km de l'ancienne route piétonne du Tokaido entre Odawara et Mishima, désormais préservée en tant que zone du patrimoine japonais
Promenez-vous le long de la zone du patrimoine mondial de l'eau de Genbegawa
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(52)
This hike was amazing and Tony was an incredible guide. Tony is knowledgeable, energetic and enthusiastic in the most friendly way (my daughters described him as “good vibes”). Tony taught us the cultural and ecological history of our hike and the shinto shrines, along with fun things such as how to read Japanese directional signs. We picked him solely based on over 500, 5 star reviews, and the reviews were right! The hike itself is beginner level, but bring good shoes (gym shoes work unless it is raining). My daughter didn’t bring good shoes, and Tony showed her how to place her foot to turn the stones into support instead of hazards, saving our hike. Highly recommended as a day trip from Tokyo. After five days of eating, shopping and site seeing in Tokyo, my 21-27 year old children said this was the best thing they did so far.
We had an amazing time, day trip from Tokyo, highlighted by Mount Fuji view and learning so much about the history of Japan
Tony was an awesome guide and we highly recommend this excursion in Hakone. He was very knowledgeable and we learned so much. The tour was the perfect amount of time and interesting to four teenage boys as well. It was a very authentic Japanese experience, especially visiting the tea house and Tony was very personable.
Awesome hike with Tony as our guide. Very challenging but experience was unforgettable. Tony was such fun to be with to talk the history and culture of the trail from Tokyo to Kyoto and our 15km section out from Hakone was breathtaking. So if you like a challenge, this is the tour for you , though i am told there were easier options with Tony also. 💗🩷🌸cheers, Liz
We had a great day exploring the historic path from Hakone. Tony was an excellent guide. He told so many interesting stories about the history of the road. We are now all inspired and plan to rewatch shogun to relive the history. Thanks Tony!
An amazing hike and beautiful part of Japan! Tony’s personalised and local experience (a fluent Japanese translation) made the experience with 13th generation tea house owner Yamamoto felt very special. Tony was very considerate of the whole family’s capabilities and the 12km hike went very smoothly even in cold, wintry, windy but dry conditions. The trees and bamboo along the old Tokaido certainly lived up to its reputation of providing shelter to travelers. A wonderful experience to end our trip to Japan and would highly recommend Tony and his small group tour to anyone who wants to get out in the open and away from the crowds! 5⭐️++!! Thanks again for sharing this small part of Japan with us!
An amazing hike and beautiful part of Japan! Tony’s personalised and local experience (a fluent Japanese translation) made the experience with 13th generation tea house owner Yamamoto felt very special. Tony was very considerate of the whole family’s capabilities and the 12km hike went very smoothly even in cold, wintry, windy but dry conditions. The trees and bamboo along the old Tokaido certainly lived up to its reputation of providing shelter to travelers. A wonderful experience to end our trip to Japan and would highly recommend Tony and his small group tour to anyone who wants to get out in the open and away from the crowds! 5⭐️++!! Thanks again for sharing this small part of Japan with us!
Going in this hike with Tony was one of the best experiences I had in Japan ! We walked through part of the ancient road between Tokyo and Kyoto ! Having Tony to explain the history around the area was very interesting and helped me understand many things about the culture of Japan ! I would suggest for one to contact Tony for similar experiences ! It’s an area worth discovering ! Going to the tea house as well and meeting Mr Yamamoto made be respect this country even more. Thank you
Absolutely wonderful experience. Amazing combo of history, Fuji views, and forested hikes. I’m so impressed by how knowledgeable Tony was and how seamless the pick up was!
We had a wonderful hike with Tony today. He thoughtfully planned the route based on our hotel’s location and our schedule. We began along the historic Old Tokaido foot highway, visiting several local scenic hotspots. One highlight was when we stopped at a 500-year-old teahouse that has been run by the same family for 13 generations. The walk offered beautiful scenery and a deeper connection to the natural landscape. Tony’s deep knowledge of Japanese history and culture made the experience especially engaging and memorable. This hike is highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy something beyond the usual onsen or sushi experiences in Hakone, while gaining a richer appreciation of the area’s culture, history, and natural beauty.
