Hakone Gora Park offers cherry blossoms, azaleas, hydrangeas, maple trees, roses and many other types of flowers for visitors to enjoy along with a powdered tea experience, ceramics and glass-blowing, and a botanical garden.

The 66,000-square-meter Horai Garden is home to 30,000 azaleas and satsuki azaleas of 40 different varieties, attracting numerous visitors to the Azalea Festival in May.

Okada Museum houses Japanese, Chinese and Korean art spanning ancient times to the modern day. The expansive five-floor facility features hanging scrolls, folding screens, pottery, clay and terracotta figures, lacquerware, Buddha statues and various other pieces of art.

Hakone Open-Air Museum is Japan's first outdoor museum, dedicated to exhibiting the Great Outdoors. The 70,000-square-meter garden offers views of Hakone's mountains in addition to its permanent collection of around 120 seminal works of modern and contemporary sculptors.

The Yoshino cherry blossom trees along the bank of Miyaginohayakawa River continue for about 450 meters, providing a lovely stroll among the blossoms in full bloom with the babbling of the river. During the cherry blossom festival in early April the trees are illuminated, creating a magical night flower-viewing experience.

Mt. Myojogatake, the majestic mountain at the center of Hakone's ring of mountains, offers a panoramic view of Gora and Miyagino from its peak.

Every year on August 16, fireworks are launched for the Hakone Gora Summer Festival in Myojogatake. These are visible from throughout the Gora hot springs.