Amazake Teahouse (甘酒茶屋)
Flow of the course
Open season: October 24 〜 November 14
Previous stop: Hatajuku Yosegi Kaikan (畑宿寄木会館)About 180 min here
About this spot
Along the Hakone Old Tokaido (between Hatajuku and Moto-Hakone), the area around the thatched-roof Amazake Teahouse, which has stood since the Edo period for about 400 years, is a highlight for autumn leaves. The best viewing is usually from late October to mid-November. Red maple leaves flutter down onto the teahouse roof, and together with the stone-paved Old Tokaido, you can experience the feeling of an Edo-period traveler. At the teahouse, you can take a break with the famous amazake, made only from rice malt, and chikara-mochi.
Season & hours
Name: 旧街道 甘酒茶屋付近
Date & time: Typically late October–mid-November（元箱根・旧街道エリアの見頃）
Venue: 箱根町・旧街道（畑宿〜元箱根）甘酒茶屋付近
Tips
The stone pavement can be slippery right after rain, so watch your footing. The nearest bus stop is Amazake-jaya, and you can also choose to walk only as far as you like on the stone path before heading back.
Best time to visit
Afternoon, when sunlight filters through the trees
How was this spot?
Access & map
250-0314 395-28 Futagoyama, Hatajuku, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture
Model course featuring this spot
2026 Full-Day Course: Autumn Leaves Near the Amazake Teahouse on the Old Tokaido
Kanagawa
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