Tōkaidō National Park

Tōkaidō National Park, located in Japan, stretches along the southeastern coast of Honshu Island, approximately from Tokyo to Ise. It features a diverse landscape of lush forests, mountain ranges, scenic coastlines, and historic sites. The park is renowned for its cultural heritage, including traditional pilgrimage routes and ancient towns like Hakone and Fuji Five Lakes. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, hot springs, and exploring historical landmarks, all while experiencing the region’s natural beauty and Japanese traditions. It offers a harmonious blend of nature and culture, making it a significant destination for both relaxation and cultural appreciation.