Hakone Imperial Villa
Hakone Imperial Villa (旧箱根離宮, Kyū Hakone Rikyū?), located in the town of Hakone, Japan is a residence formerly owned by the Japanese Imperial household.[1] It was constructed in 1886.[2]
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