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About Daiyuzan Line

The Daiyuzan Line on the IZUHAKONE Railway is a special way to see Kanagawa Prefecture. It goes from Odawara Station to Daiyuzan Station in Minamiashigara City. On this 9.6 km ride, there are 12 stations to check out. If you’re in Tokyo and want a break, this is a great trip. The train windows show quiet towns and lovely nature spots.

What to see:

• Odawara Castle: It's close to Odawara Station. After a quick walk, you'll find this castle that had a big makeover in 2016. From the top, you can see the sea and other cool places.

• Odawara Flower Garden: Hop off at Iidaoka Station and walk for about 20 minutes. This garden has flowers for every season. The Tropical Dome is a highlight with many colorful flowers. They also have a cafe where you can chill and drink something nice.

• Daiyuzan Station: This is the last station on the line. It's famous and many train lovers like it. The area around the station talks a lot about Kintaro, a famous story character. There’s a big statue of him at the station. Not far from here, there’s a very old temple named Saijoji. People believe it's a place where you can feel good energy.

Taking a ride on the Daiyuzan Line is a cool way to spend a day. It's not just about the places but also the fun of the journey. So, if you're thinking about a day trip, give this a try. You'll see and learn lots of new things.

What You Need to Know:

• Everyone's welcome! No matter where you're from, you can hop on.

• Picking up your ticket is easy. Just swing by the Izuhakone Railways Odawara Station with your confirmation voucher.

• Stick to the plan! Your ticket is only good for certain lines or segments. Trying other lines? You'll need a different ticket.

• Had a change of heart? Sorry, but these tickets can't be changed or returned once you're there.

• Love souvenirs? Show your ticket at the Doryoson souvenir shop and get 5% off. But remember:

• Some items might not get the discount – just ask the friendly folks at the shop.

• This little deal is only good on the day you pick up your ticket. So, grab those souvenirs while you can!

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