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First and last departures are 9:30 and 17:00 (16:00 between December and March)
ÂĄ1,000 one-way from Hakone-Machi or Moto-Hakone to Togendai at the other end of the lake. ÂĄ1,840 return. Elementary school students can ride half price
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