Hakone Museum of Photography

18 of 33 in Hakone

The Hakone Museum of Photography (箱根写真美術館, Hakone Shashin Bijutsukan) showcases the stunning work of Katsura Endo, a local photographer from Hakone. A highlight of the museum is his permanent collection of 20 breathtaking photographs of Mount Fuji, which changes with the seasons. Endo’s work beautifully captures the rich and mysterious atmosphere of Hakone, offering a unique and poetic perspective on Japan’s iconic mountain.

The museum also hosts special exhibitions featuring both Japanese and international photographers. Located near a cozy café, it invites visitors to unwind and appreciate the beauty of landscape photography in a peaceful Hakone setting.

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From Hakone-Yumoto Station, take a Hakone Tozan Bus (line H) to Moto-Hakone and get off at the Hakone Museum of Photography bus stop (approximately 35 minutes).

Alternatively, take the Hakone Tozan Railway to Gora Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi to reach the museum (around 15 minutes). The museum is located near the Hakone Open-Air Museum, making it easy to combine both visits.