What kind of museum is the HAKONE Lalique Museum?

The HAKONE Lalique Museum displaying the works of French jewelery and glass craftsman Rene Lalique. Lalique has been active in both Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, and has been producing glass works since his 50s, focusing on beautiful accessories and ornaments in his 20s and 40s.
Many of the works exhibited at the Lalique Museum HAKONE are impressive for women, such as brooches, hair accessories, and perfume bottles. It seems that many people are fascinated by the beautiful decoration. Take your time and enjoy the HAKONE Lalique Museum.

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Rene Lalique originally started his career as a jewelery craftsman, becoming a popular jewelery writer and then a glass craftsman. At the HAKONE Lalique Museum, which boasts the largest number of collections in Japan, you can see the history of Lalique.

See beautiful jewelry

There are many jewelry made by Lalique, including brooches and hair ornaments, on display.
Innovative and delicate jewelry is attractive to women.

"Perfume bottle" with beautiful glasswork

Many perfume bottles are also exhibited at the HAKONE Lalique Museum. After a great success in jewelry, Lalique was invited by Koty, a perfume dealer, to work on the production of perfume bottles. This turning point eventually inspired Lalique to move on to the path to glass making.
The original and elegantly crafted glass bottles are delicate and beautiful items that recall the elegant life of women. At the HAKONE Lalique Museum, you can see Lalique's starting point as she turns into a glass craftsman.

Gradually on the way of glass craft ... "Vase" "Glass interior"

Lalique was a glass craftsman who rarely made accessories after his 50s. The talent goes beyond accessories and perfume bottles and gradually shifts activities to large vase and interior decoration.
The HAKONE Lalique Museum owns many vases that Lalique considered as an aesthetic object, and the collections that reflect the times are spectacular.

The HAKONE Lalique Museum has many highlights. This page cannot cover all.

There are many other attractions in the museum. The entrance panels, special exhibitions, and a room dedicated to the actress Sarah Bernard, who owned a lot of Lalique's works, are also spectacular. The HAKONE Lalique Museum is a spot where you can learn about Rene Lalique from various angles.

Museum shop space full of sense

Museum shops are also popular at the HAKONE Lalique Museum. You can enjoy a full range of shopping, not just a place to buy souvenirs.

The museum shop with free admission is also a highlight.

In addition to the museum's original goods that will be commemorative, there are also miscellaneous goods selected from Japan and overseas.
You can enjoy the time surrounded by tasteful miscellaneous goods, such as stylish kitchen miscellaneous goods and items that are perfect for gifts, because it is a museum shop.
You can enjoy fulfilling shopping that is not just a "place to buy souvenirs".

At break time, the atmosphere of "only at the HAKONE Lalique Museum"

If it's a long-awaited trip, you'll also want to be particular about the break time you enjoy in an artistic atmosphere! For such people, we will introduce the facilities in the museum that we recommend!

Enjoy beautiful jewelry sweets at "HAKONE Emore Terrace"

Café time while riding the real Orient Express! "Le Tran"

The restaurant attached to the museum
Reopening in March 2023.
It has been reborn as ``HAKONE Emore Terrace,'' where you can enjoy colorful casual French cuisine.
At the lunch semi-buffet, pay attention to the sparkling and beautiful sweets.

Tea time while riding the real Orient Express

"Orient Express", a limited express train with interior decoration by Lalique.
The actual vehicle is on display, and you can see the glass panels and grape reliefs up close.
How about spending a luxurious tea time in a luxurious salon car full of elegance?

“Hakone Emoa Terrace by Onko Chishin” attached to HAKONE Lalique Museum

This complex includes a casual French and semi-buffet restaurant, the Orient Express, where you can enjoy tea time on a luxury train whose interior was designed by René Lalique, and a grocery shop selling sweets.

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HAKONE Lalique Museum
Hakone Emoa Terrace

Transportation access and charges you want to check in advance

access to the " HAKONE Lalique Museum" by car is approximately 20 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Gotemba IC.
Also check the admission fee in advance.
HAKONE Lalique Museum

access from Tokyo

・About 120 minutes from Odakyu HAKONE Express Bus "Shinjuku Station" ⇒ Get off at "HAKONE Sengoku Information Center"
・Odakyu HAKONE Express Bus Haneda Line ("Haneda Airport" → "Yokohama Station" → "Gotemba Station" → "HAKONE Sengoku Information Center" from "Haneda Airport" for about 150-165 minutes. Immediately get off at "HAKONE Sengoku Information Center")
・From Shinkansen/JR "Odawara Station", take the HAKONE Tozan Bus "Kojiri/Tougendai" for about 45 minutes → Get off at "Sengoku Information Center"

access from HAKONE

· Than HAKONE mountain railway "HAKONE Yumoto Station", HAKONE Tozan bus "Mizuumishiri-Togendai" go about 30 minutes ⇒ "Sengoku information office before" get off immediately

If you go to HAKONE Lalique Museum! HOTEL GREEN PLAZA HAKONE is convenient

Recommended for sightseeing in HAKONE ! HOTEL GREEN PLAZA HAKONE, which has excellent access , is a very convenient location, about a 10-minute drive to the HAKONE Lalique Museum.
HOTEL GREEN PLAZA HAKONE