Voyager vers Hakone
Réservez vos billets de Shinkansen pour Hakone en toute sécurité. Votre aventure japonaise commence ici.
À propos de Hakone
Part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Hakone is one of Japan's most popular hot spring (Onsen) destinations. It offers stunning views of Mt. Fuji, scenic cruises on Lake Ashi, and the unique Hakone Tozan railway. For travelers from Tokyo or Osaka, the Shinkansen stops at Odawara Station, the main gateway to the Hakone region.
Climat et meilleur moment pour visiter
Printemps
Mar - May
12°C
Été
Jun - Aug
23°C
Automne
Sep - Nov
16°C
Hiver
Dec - Feb
4°C
Hakone is mountainous and generally 3-5 degrees cooler than Tokyo. Perfect for a summer escape.
Guides de voyage Hakone
Quick Guide to Japan's Shinkansen! Route Planning + Seat Selection & Ticketing Tips + Riding Tricks
This article will teach you how to easily ride Japan's Shinkansen. From choosing routes and purchasing tickets to comparing carriages and baggage regulations and practical tips, we'll fully unlock Japan's ultimate train system, allowing you to easily travel the country from the start!
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2026 Japan Train Guide: Train Types, Ticket Options & Riding Tips | Japan Train
Although Japan's railway system has complex routes and numerous ticket types, you can travel easily by understanding just three key elements: train types (e.g., Shinkansen, Limited Express, Rapid), operators (JR, subway, private railways), and ticket categories (Base Fare, Express Surcharge). If issues arise such as missing a train or delays, following official guidelines will ensure efficient resolution.
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Japan Shinkansen Guide: Lines, Train Types & Seat Classes | Japan Train
Explore the Japan Shinkansen network. Learn about the 10 rail lines, train types, and the differences between reserved and unreserved seat classifications.
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Japan Train Station Luggage Storage: Lockers, Fees & Tips (2026)
Find luggage storage at Japan train stations: coin locker sizes, typical payment methods, time limits, full-locker alternatives and practical travel tips.
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What is the difference between Gran Class and First Class?
Gran Class has more legroom and wider seats, while First Class has more reading lights and footrests.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Digital QR codes can be scanned at the gate or exchanged at station machines when required.
Is luggage space included?
Yes. Overhead racks are available, and oversized baggage may require a specific reservation on some routes.
How early do Japan train tickets open for sale?
Most train tickets in Japan are available around one month in advance.