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Hakone Avenue of Cedars - The rows of cedar trees on the old road to Lake Ashinoko were planted in 1618, at the time when Hakone was established as a rest place for travelers. There are still more than 400 trees left standing. The road has been designated as a historical site by the Japanese government.

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Hakone Avenue of Cedars - The rows of cedar trees on the old road to Lake Ashinoko were planted in 1618, at the time when Hakone was established as a rest place for travelers. There are still more than 400 trees left standing. The road has been designated as a historical site by the Japanese government.