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@Hakone Mountain Railway Kanagawa Japan [4K UHD] 箱根登山鉄道とアジサイ The Beautiful Scenery of Japan
箱根登山鉄道は、小田原駅から箱根の強羅駅までを結び、日本では最も急な坂やカーブ、そしてスイッチバックがあることから、国内唯一の本格的山岳鉄道と言われています。スイスのレーティッシュ鉄道と姉妹鉄道提携を結んでおり、同じカラーリングを施した車両も走っています。アジサイの時期には、沿線のアジサイがライトアップされ、観賞のため徐行運転する「あじさい号」も運行されます。2014年には大きな窓を持つ新型車両「アレグラ号」が導入されています。 Hakone is located about 100Km from Tokyo and is one of the most popular tourist resort not only for Japanese but international tourists. It is also famous for hot springs, natural beauty and the view of nearby Mt. Fuji. Hakone Tozan Train (Mountain Railway) takes about 40min. from Hakone-Yumoto station (at 108 m above sea level) to Gora station (at 553 m above sea level). It is the only mountain train in Japan because of it's steep slope, sharp curve and switchback. During middle of June to early July, Ajisai(hydrangea) are in full bloom along the railway, and the train runs slowly for the passengers to see the flower.

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