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The 10 Best Things to Do in Hadano, Japan
Hadano is a city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
As of May 2017, the city has an estimated population of 166,140, and a population density of 1,600 persons per km². The total area is 103.76 km².
Restaurants in Hadano
1. Mt. Tonotake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By KNBThailand - Thailand
It's just 1 hour via train from Shinjuku and 15 mins bus to the station. There's no English language in the travel information room. There're the big map with many routes to many mountain tops. Mt. Tonodake is the 2nd high around that area (Tanzawa is the highest one). It's around 7 km. from the bus station. The view along the way is breathtaking. It's very beautiful. You can see the city view in some points. When we reach 2/3 of the path, we saw the Fuji San at the opposite site, but the view from mountain top is much more beautiful. After 4 hours we reach the top and the view is stunning with 360 Panorama view.
Some parts are very steep. If you are the beginner, i recommend you to have the hiking pole with you as well as the nice hiking shoes. Also make sure you prepare enough food and the bottles of water for your breakfast and lunch. We have only 2 bottles of water and it's not enough. 2 Japanese men give us the bottle of water. They are the life saver!!
Note: You can continue hiking to the Mt. Tanzawa. It take around 1 more hour to the highest one.
2. Oyama Afuri Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By DreamOnYall - Crestwood, Missouri
I really enjoyed myself here. Even if you take the cable car to the shrine, there is still a lot of walking, climbing and steps. Lots and lots of stairs. Very uneven and difficult to climb. No handrails, so take a walking stick. In spite of all of that I wouldn't have wanted to miss this. The whole area is so beautiful and peaceful. Allow yourself plenty of time for the climbing. If you have bad knees, take the tram both up and down.
3. Mt. Nabewari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By LaBaranquilla - Medellin, Colombia
The first 5k of the hike is super easy and relaxing. First cross the street from the Okura bus stop follow the signs through the rural neighborhood and stroll along the wide leisurely path. The last 2k was tough for me. Up up up. Stairs galore. But there was a got bowl of soba as my prize to reach the top. And I also saw a guy hiking with three styrofoam boxes on his back (carrying up the soba) which also motivated me, thinking I didn't have it so bad. Unfortunately it was a cloudy day so no views but it didn't matter. Had a hot bowl of soba and it was so worth it. Super friendly guys with their soba shop and cool vibe all around. I might just have to go back.
4. Oyama Cable
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Joy_Sinha - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
The Cable car to reach the Oyama Afuri Shrine and the Oyama Dera Shrine in Isehara. The Oyama cable car route has 3 stations with two of them being terminal stations. The cable car operate every 30 minutes. The cable car station at the base of the mountain can be reached by taking a bus journey from the Isehara station on the Odakyu Line.
The cable car route provides scenic views along the route.
If planning to visit from Tokyo (Shinjuku), one can avail the Odakyu discount pass for the Isehara area which covers a round trip on the train, the bus fares and the cable car fares.
5. Tadano Togawa park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Odakyumatt - Ebina, Japan
Very impressive park here. Located just up in the foothills of Hadano. Looks like a great place to have a picnic, BBQ or just relax at the local river that flows through it. Great view from a bridge that spans between the hills. Bring the family on this.
6. Mt. Kobo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Tadashi S - Hadano
Mt.Koubo is only 200 m height. It is quite easy to walking around even for elderly people I am more than 70 years old but taking walk almost three times a week with my wife.Although the Mt.is low, you can see very nice scenic view like Mt. Fuji, Mt.Tanzawa, Pacific Ocean, Enoshima Island, and Oshima Island. In summer time you can see wild lily called Yamayuri (very big flower!).
7. Yabitsu Pass
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Andy M - Canberra, Australia
I cycled up to Yabitsu Pass the long way from Sagamihara, so I guess I'm rating the whole experience, which was one my best in Japan to date.
I started out early on a Saturday morning in October from Tsukui-Ko, (NR413 and PR64) and crossed Miyagase lake, before heading up the Yabitsu Pass road (PR70). Beautiful. Fir trees, Mountains and clear bubbling streams. Had to share the road occasionally with motorcycles and cars, which - given that the road is narrow and in some places wet - got a little hairy. But, fundamentally, the pleasure of being out of Tokyo and in the great outdoors was overwhelmingly worth it.
The 80km round trip took me just over 3 and a half hours with stops for photos and map checks. The ride back down from Yabitsu Pass to Tsukui-Ko was exhilarating and absolutely justified the hard work in getting up there.
I'd strongly recommend this as a place to do a day's cycling or walking.
8. Nanohanadai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
9. Izumo Shrine Sagamibunshi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By じんべえざめ - Ninomiya-machi, Japan
この神社の御祭神は大国主之大神（大国さま）と事代主之大神（恵比寿さま）と記されています。つまり、七福神の中の二つの神様が御祭神となっています。
御神徳は萬結び福を招く神とされていますが、出雲大社はもともと縁結びの神として広く全国的に信仰されています。出雲大社の本社は有名な島根県出雲市大社町ある出雲大社ですが、この秦野の出雲大社はその相模分祠となっています。神殿も大社造りの落ち着いた建物で、神殿に取り付けられている”しめ縄”も有名な本社の”大しめ縄”
を小型化した風情のあるものとなっています。敷地もかなり広く、駐車場も完備されていますので、特に縁結びのお願いなどにお詣りする方々にはとても良い神社だと思います。
10. Mt. Gongen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By blehblehbleh82 - Shinjuku, Japan
If you are a novice for mountain climbing, this is a good start for you. The first kilometer can be a little tough because of the wide gaps of stairs ascending to the top. But once you reach the view deck, it will be an easy go towards the exit. The view from the top is nice especially if you can clearly see Mount Fuji from afar.
You can also pack your lunchbox and have a relaxing picnic at the top. They have picnic tables for people who want to relax and unwind before continuing to walk down to the exit of the trail.
