Hakone Meissen Antique Museum

The Hakone Meissen-en Museum is located in Hakone and has a collection of more than 1,000 pieces. In order to allow visitors to appreciate more exhibits, the museum holds exhibitions twice a year to display them in turn. The first floor of the pavilion displays ancient porcelain from the Meissen family, and the second floor displays antique European teacups and saucers. The Meissen kiln owned by the Meissen family produced the first batch of excellent hard porcelain in Europe in 1710. It was used by the rulers and upper class nobles at that time and was a symbol of status. In addition to the excellent collections indoors, the museum is also beautiful outdoors. There is an exquisite garden here. After you are tired of visiting, you might as well come here to taste tea and coffee, and enjoy the fresh air and warm sunshine.