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Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)
Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)
Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)
Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)
Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)

Mori-no-Fureaikan Hall (Hakone Woodland Museum)

Visitor CenterCommunity CenterTourist Attraction

3.9

(181)

This visitor center and museum focuses on the nature and wildlife of Hakone, offering exhibits, craft workshops, and guided walks. It's a good spot to learn about the local environment, especially if you're interested in insects or taxidermy.

Address

A Hakone Tourist Information, Parking lot, Forest Themed Department, 381-4 Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0521, Japan

Website

https://www.hakone.or.jp/morifure/

Opening Hours

8:30 AM – 5:15 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 460-83-6006

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Worth it?

Worth it if you have an hour or two to spare and want a peaceful, informative break in nature

Skip if you're looking for a bustling attraction

Staff members are noted for being kind and helpful, with some able to provide translations for non-Japanese speakers.3 mentions

The museum is a good place to learn about nature, especially for those interested in bugs and taxidermy.2 mentions

Walking to the hall from Hakone lakeside can be a bit risky as there isn't a dedicated sidewalk.1 mention

Location

A Hakone Tourist Information, Parking lot, Forest Themed Department, 381-4 Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0521, Japan

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Highlights

The exhibition hall is surrounded by a quiet forest with various paths, offering fresh air and tranquility.

There's a wood decoration workshop available for visitors, which is particularly popular with children.

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Who it's for

Good for kids
Family with kids
Solo
Couples
Wheelchair entrance
Accessible parking

Families with kids will find the insect exhibits and wood decoration workshops engaging, and nature lovers will appreciate the surrounding forest paths.

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Know before you go

While some staff may speak English, exhibition materials might not always be available in English.

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Reviews

3.9

Good

5 Reviews

Reviewers generally find this a pleasant and informative stop, especially for families and nature enthusiasts, noting the helpful staff and peaceful forest setting. The main drawback mentioned is the lack of a safe pedestrian path from the lakeside.


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