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Updated • updatedSep 25, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 25, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like MOA Museum of Art, Atami Castle, and Kinomiya Shrine and more, get ready to experience the best places in Atami.
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Art museum
Museums
Perched on a hilltop, MOA Museum of Art offers a captivating experience with its collection of over 3,500 East Asian art pieces, including national treasures and significant cultural assets. The museum boasts stunning panoramic views of Atami and the sea from its main lobby and MOA Plaza. Visitors can also unwind in the tranquil Ippakuan Tearoom while savoring Japanese confections and matcha tea amidst the beauty of a traditional Japanese garden.
MOA Art Museum
8.5/10
1) Access from Tokyo
Take the Tokaido Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Atami Station and get off at Atami Station, about 40 minutes. From Atami Station, get off at the last stop of the bus bound for MOA Museum of Art building, and it takes about 10 minutes.
2) Cost
9,000 yen for transportation, 2,000 yen for admission fee
3) Review
The museum is located on a hill in Atami. The founder, Mokichi Okada, was a religious man, but he originally wanted to pursue a career in art and has a deep knowledge of it.
After taking a bus to the top of the hill, visitors can take an escalator up to the top of the hill, where they are surprised to find that the facility is much larger than they expected and imagined.
Although it is an art museum, it also has a Noh theater within the facility, where Noh performances are held. In front of the Noh theater, there is a video showing the secrets of the Noh theater, which is very interesting.
The golden tea room where Toyotomi Hideyoshi entertained the emperor of the time has been recreated, and a calligraphy by Toyotomi Hideyori gives visitors a sense of history.
In addition, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Sagami Bay and be dazzled by the beauty of Atami. There are too many spots to enjoy before entering the exhibition rooms!
The July 25 exhibition is an exhibition of works by Japanese living national treasures. The transparency of the glass in the exhibition room is so amazing that you cannot tell that there is glass between you and the exhibits at all, allowing you to concentrate on the artwork. A wonderful project and environment that shows the excellence of the works of the living national treasures.
The facility has French, Japanese, Soba, and coffee shops to satisfy your lunch needs.
44 G — Google review
Small museum on top of a hill. The museum has 3 floors and you an get here by bus. There's a bunch of escalators to the top. We had a rental car so we parked on the 3rd floor. Also saw a bunch of taxis. So I would advies to take one of those options and don't try to walk.
The museum itself is nice. There are a lot of woodblockprints and a golden tea room. The garden outside had nice views if the bay below. They also have a small bamboo grove and a few old tea house that were eithere rebuilt or relocated to this area.
The view from the museum is beautiful🥰
Thankfully the coin lockers here are free of charge, meaning I can enjoy the space without my bags.
The exhibition I went to was super interesting, scrolls about a fantastical tragic love story from ancient times. The glass was so clear that I sometimes forget about it, and when you take pictures there's no reflection. The outside Japanese garden is also fun to walk around.
Would spend about 2-3 hours here, if you don't sit down and eat.
Please remember that most of the art here is Japanese art, not Contemporary art. The building is amazing and the escalator ride is a piece of art in itself.
The MOA is meticulously prepared and cared about museum. The current exhibit (Rinpa) was nicely detailed with English translation. Every detail was perfect.
We also enjoyed the view from the cafe and walking through the japanese garden.
There is a direct bus from Atami Station (Stop 8) and you can buy tickets at the entrance. There are coin lockers.
Interesting 20th century scroll paintings, ceramics, and basket art. There is a beautiful garden with a teahouse serving Japanese food. There is a shuttle from the train station. Then you go up 7 escalators to reach the museum. There is a colourful ceiling that changes like a kaleidoscope.
It’s so lovely. Ride up in a cab and walk down. It’s got great view of the bay and city. So many national treasures. I recommend even if you’re a total meathead with zero culture or appreciation of art because it’s got cool escalators.
This is one of those musuems where every part of the musuem architecture is thoughtfully designed and works of art in their own right. I found myself stopping at random points in hallways and doorways, admiring the tasteful thought put into it. The museum sits on top of a steep hill above Atami city, and can be accessed by driving or public bus. The viewing gallery near the entrance provides a paranmoc view of Atami, the sea and the museum compound. There are permanent galleries housing collections of mainly Japanese paintings, pottery and crafts.
26-2 Momoyamacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-8511, Japan•
Sights & Landmarks
Castle
Observation deck
Observation Decks & Towers
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Atami Castle, perched atop Nishikigaura in Atami City, is a unique tourist attraction replicating the look of a traditional castle tower. Built in 1959, it offers diverse attractions such as an exhibition on Japan's castles and a 360-degree panoramic view from the top floor. Visitors can also enjoy a jet foot bath on the first-floor balcony while taking in magnificent views, especially during cherry blossom season.
Not a traditional castle but still a great experience. Amazing views at the top. There was a samurai museum in the first floor and an arcade below. Lovely cafe of the cliff adjacent
Phoebe E — Google review
The view from this tourist castle is nice. And the samurai museum is cool. But remember this was created I the 1950's to attract tourists so it's not a real castle.
There's plenty of parking if you drive right up to the castle.
This place was built solely for the purpose of sucking in tourists. For eleven months, I have been looking at it from my balcony on the other side of the harbor. This morning, I peddled my bicycle up there. It was good exercise and little else.
Even though it's an old Japanese-style castle, I wondered why the inside wasn't cramped, and it seems to be because the building was constructed in 1958. Floors 1 to 5 are museums, and the 6th floor is an observation deck. The first basement floor had a free arcade, which I really liked because unlike the arcades outside where you have to insert a coin every time you die in a game, here you could play the arcade machines for free without limit.
We really enjoyed all of the model's and history of japanese castles. The views are stunning. Taking the rope way up is very unique. Skip the 3rd floor folks...If there's a trap... it's this one
Very crowded, but beautiful castle. In the inside there is nothing much, but the view from the top floor is spectacular. The souvenir shop is ok. The worst thing is the location - very incovienent for people who don't have car. From the bus stop it's still 15 minutes walk uphill, very steep. Local bus is unreliable, today it was delayed by 40 minutes. You have to wait for the bus at the edge of a busy road, next to a tunnel. You can of course go to the castle by ropeway, but it's very expensive and you still have to walk uphill. In front of castle is a cafe, restaurant and a lot of small stalls. Overall, it's an interesting structure, but I wouldn't visit it again because of the inconvenience.
I'm a foreigner from the USA visiting. I enjoyed Atami castle. It was clean and there were many interesting exhibits. My favorites were the miniature buildings depicting battles from old times. And there was enough of a mixture of things to do to keep the whole family interested in something including the children who might want to just play the arcade games while the adults explore.
Very fun experience. Though I was really interested in learning of the history of Atami.
Interesting experience. Small but something to see on each of the 6 floors + a basement with an arcade. I wish we had our kids because I think they would enjoy the interactiveness- there was the arcade of course, a sword to hold in the samurai museum, some old games to test before you buy at the souvenir shop and plenty of fun photo opportunities (we didnt do the trick art museum, but fun if youre into recreating funny shots like being eaten by king kong). We came when it was raining so we could only imagine the views but worth a visit if you're in Atami. We decided a 1600 yen - 9 minute taxi cab was worth it from kinomiya station.
1993 Atami, Shizuoka 413-0033, Japan•
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Shinto shrine
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Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled among towering trees near Kinomiya Station, Kinomiya Shrine is an ancient and picturesque shrine with a mystical atmosphere. Accessible through a tunnel track, the shrine is home to a revered 2,000-year-old camphor tree and enshrines Isotakeru-no-Mikoto, the deity of forestry. Visitors come to pray in front of this magnificent tree, seeking blessings for longevity and strength in facing life's obstacles.
Came on a Wednesday at 9am and while there were some people there it definitely wasn't crowded like we saw around 1 or 2 pm. It is such a lovely shrine with so many little pathways - there's a path of small tori gates (only like 8), then some stairs to view the river / stream. The shrine is said to bring good fortune and luck. It's well known for its 2000 year old camphor tree, if you walk around the tree it's said to add a year to your life span. We walked around that and the smaller tree for good measure. :)
Erin T — Google review
A temple surrounded by nature. The main attraction are the 2 centuries-old trees. There are also two cafes with outdoor tables where you can enjoy nature while drinking a coffee.
A beautiful shrine with a very old and picturesque camphor tree - walking around it is said to extend your life by one year. There was also a nice cafe on the grounds to get a nice snack or beverage. We parked at a nearby pay lot. You can get parking validated if you buy items from the shrine shop.
Beautiful shrine and kind staff. We started our goshuinmeguri here because we loved the trees and the wooden goshuincho.
Even on a very hot day, the shade and trees are cooling.
As with other popular shrines, please go early in the day to avoid crowds.
A serene shrine that’s home to a 2000 years old camphor tree which legends says will add one year of age every round you walk around it. What I like is there are phone stands in front of several photo spots for selfies and even a platform that allows people to go up to take pictures with the ancient tree up close, and also a shop for lucky charms which have a lot of different designs.
Huge temple complex with a few different buildings and 2 very old trees (1300 and 2000 years old). There a parking lot to the right of the temple.
What a wonderful, beautiful, traditional shrine. The treat options were great (ice cream and sweet potato chips were absolutely stood delicious), and the staff were all extremely pleasant women. Truly a life-affirming experience 💜
Tranquil temple filled with lush greenery that provided a cool refuge from the summer heat. The sounds of the nearby waterfall added to the serene ambience of the temple.
The highlight of the temple is the ancient camphor tree which is said to add a year to your lifespan each time you circle it. What I feel the temple done weel was the inclusion of phone stands that allow visitors to take pictures at photo spots such as the camphor tree. Surprisingly, there are quite a number of modern minimalist structures in the temple, such as the cafe right by the main shrine.
The temple is free to enter and was not very crowded on a late weekday afternoon when I visited.
43-1 Nishiyamacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0034, Japan•
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Sights & Landmarks
Local history museum
Historic Sites
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Kiunkaku is a unique and noteworthy historical landmark in Atami that showcases a fusion of traditional and modern architecture. This villa, turned inn, offers tours of its lush Japanese garden which boasts impressive koi fish. Visitors can explore the traditional Japanese house on the premises as well. The location should be approached with care, as the glass is fragile. Kiunkaku is an attraction worth adding to any itinerary for those interested in architecture or Japanese gardens while visiting Atami.
A very nice villa in te center of Atami. It's supposed to be one of the 3 most beautiful in the region and I can see why.
You can park next tot the villa. And then walk around inside to view all the different rooms. There's a nice garden as well.
Matthijs — Google review
Great historical landmark and story from the wealthy family that fulfilling their dreams to make this happen. There will be entrance fees, and need around 1 hour of the tour. Worth visiting if you have spare time.
Incredible historic resort, ticket is 600 yen (cash only) which is super worth it. There are so many beautiful room with Japanese and western styling, implacable solarium and garden. Highly recommend and a must see.
Beautiful place with a peaceful vibe.
Dazai Osamu had been here, you can enter the room where he stayed at with Tomie Yamazaki.
They had seat and some good place for you to stand and look around outside.
Taisho vibe, an antique machiya.
Price is cheap imo for a good service and splendid place.
It's the place where you can plan to go for 20 minutes, and suddenly 2 hours pass by. If you want to leisurely enjoy the architecture of the luxurious former ryokan, mixing Japanese and Western styles, stretching around the beautiful garden, up to 1 hour should be enough ( especially since most information about its guests is in Japanese.) However, with the mix of luck and willingness, you can prolong the stay, making bookmarks out of pressed flowers ( 2 for 500 yen), buying a kimono or stumbling upon the touching poetry recital. There is an elegant vintage café as well. It was a perfectly spent afternoon on a rainy day.
Nice tourist attraction in Atami. The location has really fragile glass so be aware of this if you need support walking or have kids that like to run around.
The garden was beautiful & has some pretty large koi fish that must be over 50 years old.
Beautifully preserved former residence/ryokan that hosted many famous guests such as Osamu Dazai and Yukio Mishima. It features Japanese and Western-inspired interiors, Roman-style baths and a landscape garden. It also hosts exhibitions by local artists and photographers. Despite visiting on the weekend it was not crowded at all. It is a lovely place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
Nice looking rooms and big courtyard garden, worth looking at if you're in the area. The exhibition text was mostly in Japanese.
4-2 Showacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0022, Japan•
Park
Nature & Parks
Himenosawa Park is a picturesque sports area built on hills that provides excellent hiking trails and sporting facilities. The park boasts of an azalea garden and superb views of Sagami Bay. One can easily spot the ocean from the park's elevated location, which offers stunning views on clear days. It is well-maintained with lush greenery, jungle gyms for kids to play around while trekking, and ample car parking spaces available.
Lovely place to go for a hike early morning. The smell in the area is out of this world! The view from the top is breathtaking.
Tony L — Google review
I when here whith my cousins, but this place doesn't have many safety regulations so I almost died here many times and I haven't came back here since. (The playground equipment is very slippery and is also on a very VERY steep drop)
I feel like the toilets have to be cleaned more, but I'm not sure for real because I haven't come back since the "almost died" incident.
It's a long but not difficult hike with lots of jungle gyms for kids to play on during the trek. Good car parking, reasonable toilets and great views
This is by far one of the best parks I’ve been to anywhere. If you like hiking, flowers, trees, birds, streams, views, forest smells, cleanliness, bathrooms, parking, maps, vending drink machines, etc. etc. go here! I recently discovered this park and have taken 3 different routes all amazing. On top of that there are challenging exercise courses all along the course maybe 50 or so. Warning that it’s difficult for the first half as you start below but keep in mind it’s downhill and easier on the return. If you are ambitious you can go to the observatory above the park where you will see 360% breathtaking views of the surrounding areas including Mount Fuji. I recommend the flower bed path to the top which takes you on a path perched between two gullies on the left and right beautiful. There are maps everywhere. There are a few challenging paths that include ropes and steep trails but rest assure I see 8 year old kids doing it easily. This is a popular place for families and kids and I’m am amazed how fit they all are.
A very nice and well landscaped sports park located on the hills overlooking Atami city with beautiful views of the ocean to the east visible on clear days.
Amazing azaleas!! Must see😍
Good place but climb mountain is a little bit tired
There is a lots of tools to play with physics, so fun and healthy.
１１６４-1 Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0002, Japan•
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Nature & Parks
Playground
Gardens
Scenic Walking Areas
Atami Plum Garden is a must-visit destination, especially from January to March when it hosts a vibrant plum festival. The garden boasts 3,000 plum trees with various colors and types of blossoms. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere by strolling through the park, admiring waterfalls and the Korean Garden, and visiting the memorial museum.
Cute spot with several plum and cherry blossoms blooming as of late February.
Although we didn't try it, there's a small onsen to dip your feet at the top of the route.
Unfortunately it was very cloudy when we went, but still a good experience.
The garden is located at the top of a hill from the nearest train station.
Several street food vendors available within the garden.
Animal-friendly spot with several guests having leached dogs and even a leached cat.
Roberto Z — Google review
I came here end of Feb 2025 and most of the plums fully bloomed. The garden is very beautiful with scenic setting, walking trails and a small foot bath at the end of the garden. There’s a waterfall where you can go inside
What a beautiful park. It's not lit up, so you want to go there during daylight hours. The museum/memorial is located within the garden and has strict opening times. While the garden is free, the memorial requires a small entry fee.
We strolled around the garden in April. Water was gushing down the streams and over small falls. There are tributes to other cultures, including Korean. At this time of year, the plants and trees are blossoming. There are a number of places to sit and enjoy the ambience. A very relaxing energy.
The walkways are wheel chair friendly. A few people were taking their dog for a walk. I didn't see any big dogs, though. You can get get drinks at vending machines at the entrance. Otherwise, there is a 7/11 across the road. The walk from Kinomiya train station is moderate in difficulty.
Pictures as of 22/Feb 2025. Park was bigger than expected and a great hike up if u choose to walk from the blossom bridge, I would suggest taking the bus. Visitors are plentiful but not overwhelming. Price for local residents and tourist staying in Atami is 100yen and others are 300yen.
It’s unfortunate we weren’t there for the blossoms. A wonderful way to spend 3 hours. Waterfalls, gardens, beautiful trails. Admission was only ¥100.00. You won’t be disappointed.
I visited on 1st Feb. The plum blossoms were not in full bloom and a lot of trees were still bare, but it was still beautiful! The foot bath is very hot, so be careful if you are sensitive ~
Not all the trees were fully in bloom, but it was still beautiful and the sweet scent filled the air was very relaxing. I didn’t expect the garden to be as large as it was, though.
Around 8 minutes by taxi from Atami station. No need to buy ticket for 梅園. Although it was raining but the 紅葉 was amazing. This place is with very good maintenance and worth to come. You can walk around and take bus near by the museum. The museum is a peaceful place but need to buy ticket. We entered but mainly to use the toilet there(sorry to say that).(photos taken on 12/15)
8-11 Baiencho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0032, Japan•
Island
Nature & Parks
Hatsushima is a small resort island located in Shizuoka Prefecture, easily accessible from Tokyo by train and high-speed boat. It's a popular destination for daytrippers, offering activities such as snorkeling, diving, and picnicking. The island is known for its seafood eateries where visitors can enjoy fresh catches in a BBQ style at the Hatsushima Picnic Garden near the sea.
This is Shizuoka’s only inhabited island and it’s about two hours from Tokyo. 30 minutes by ferry from Atami port. It’s a beautiful little island with great views and delicious food. I enjoyed walking around and enjoying the scenery. I highly recommend visiting PICA, there you can relax on a hammock or take a dip in the “island bath”. There are also many beautiful flowers there when they are in season. Also on a clear day you can catch a great view of Mt. Fuji. Even though it’s small there’s a lot to do here like diving, fishing, hot spring, and etc. Check it out.
Kelly J — Google review
There is not much to do there, except enjoying the boat trip and refreshing breeze. There are few restaurants but you will mostly have to queue. I would not recommend to visit the island unless you have to kill time. Plan well you return to make sure you don’t wait too long for the next boat to return Atami.
I love the place and I want to go there again and stay in Hatsushima hotel soon🥰
Magic little island. Loads to see. Recommend a visit but plan ahead to get access to the things you want to see. If you aren't staying make sure you keep an eye on the last ferry time as they don't wait!
It is a small island which is about 30 mins traveling by boat from Atami. The round-trip ticket price is ¥2600 yen for adult and ¥1300 for children. I spent about 4 hours on the island.
A very small island in Atami which is accessible by ferry boat, it takes about 30 minutes from Atami port, recommended for someone who is fond of fishing and diving, people who live here is so warm and polite, you can also enjoy fresh sea foods here,
Not worth being here unless you travelled all other places you can visit and nothing is left, or if you already have a reservation for scuba diving.
Many ppl were fishing here so maybe that’s the other option you will have here.
There are basically not much things you can do.
Limited number of restaurants benefiting the vested interests mostly being so rude to customers prevented me to even try queuing.
If you are starving and you are cool about arrogant restaurants, you can of course try queuing but ppl say there’s only a few restaurants serving good food so you will need to choose the longest queues (again, this is what I heard but not something I tasted and compared)
Speaking of scuba diving here, I did see some random fishes and the visibility (on September) was not bad.
Maybe joining an advanced group might even lead you to see some better stuff.
The dive shop I attended (located in Atami) was nice as the staffs were kind and friendly. To sum-up, for the scuba diving part, I’d say it’s good for training or maybe for relaxing underwater having a chill dive...but to this island, I don’t think I will visit again.
Lovely place to visit.
Specifically when go or come back by ship you will enjoy sea 🌊 seeing.
Garden
Nature & Parks
Dog park
Plant nursery
Theme park
ACAO FOREST is a vast expanse of floral gardens, including a swing on the cliffside, a shrine and a cafe. It is well-known for its picturesque beauty, making it extremely popular among photographers. The aroma emanating from the flowerbeds provides an invigorating feeling to visitors. Admission fee costs 2k yen and includes transportation to the top of the garden with an option to walk back down.
Fun and joyful location to explore. The scent making workshop was very cute to do as a couple.
Jack — Google review
On the Atami hillside overlooking the Sagami Bay is a a gem of a spot where nature is nurtured to bloom. The acao forest is a collection of 12 themed gardens, art installations, shrines and one of the most stunning views of the bay especially on a clear sunny day.
It is best arrive here by car and there is ample parking. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance but u save yourself 20% with an online purchase of 2000Y for entry. I recommend taking the shuttle to the top of the hill side and slowly make your way down by foot to enjoy all the gardens. At the top, it is a short hike to visit the shrine, the land art park and some of the gardens. The whole area is fun to explore and don’t forget your camera as the various cliff side views, swings, seats make for great pictures. Even in the midst of winter where the bloom is at its lowest it made for a great day out.
There is a cafe cum cocktail bar near the summit and a lovely Italian restaurant at the base. Both are worth a visit just for a meal with a view!
**Land Art Park ACAO Forest** is a breathtaking hillside park perfect for sightseeing and relaxation. Spanning a vast area, it’s adorned with blooming flowers and whimsical props ideal for photo opportunities. Despite its size, the park features a convenient shuttle bus service, making it easy to explore.
I recommend visiting the park before noon for the best lighting; I arrived at 3:30 PM and found the photos lacking in brightness. Fortunately, as the sun began to set, the sky transformed into a beautiful pink hue, creating a stunning backdrop for my pictures.
I also had the pleasure of visiting **COEDA House**, a café designed by the renowned architect Kengo Kuma. The structure elegantly mimics the shape of a tree, harmonizing perfectly with the surrounding landscape. I enjoyed a delightful cake and coffee there, making for a truly pleasant afternoon.
Overall, ACAO Forest is a must-visit for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike!
Amazing place with a spectacular view! It’s a bit on the pricey side, but the service makes it worth it—the bus driver even went out of his way to return a passenger’s lost sunglasses. It’s best to arrive early to avoid crowds and to get great photos. They even have selfie stands, which is perfect for solo travelers. Highly recommend!
A beautiful place. At the time of this review price is now ¥4,000, but it is totally worth it if you take your time. Many people just go to the spots catered for instagram, like the swing and bell, but the entire garden is beautiful and they have a herb workshop by the fountain. Take the shuttle to the top then walk down. Well with the trip.
When I was there in May, the rose was blooming. So pretty!! We took the shuttle bus to the top, but I enjoyed it more on the walk from the top to the entrance.
Herb and rose garden out of nowhere. With beautiful flowers ans herbs.
They have a bus to ride inside . Usually people go up the hill by bus and come down walking and enjoying views.
At the top they have shrine, botanical garden and a cafe. As you stroll down you will enjoy great views and some surprises waiting for you .
Cafe is nice with different pizza menu.
Shop is good.
For access: bus stop is just outside the garden.
Ended up here by accident, but it was a beautifully maintained forest/garden. When you get there, you pay a small fee to be ridden on a bus to the top of the mountain and then you start to make your way down. It's not that bad of a climb but if you have leg problems you may want to consider taking the bus down which I saw some people do!
1027-8 Kamitaga, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0101, Japan•
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Atami Trick Art Museum is a unique and entertaining gallery featuring interactive 3D murals that are popular for creating optical-illusion photos. Visitors can enjoy exploring the small yet convenient museum, with staff on hand to assist in taking photos. The art is creative and provides multiple opportunities for visitors to capture fun and interactive images. Located close to Atami Castle, it's worth checking out if you're in the area, offering a great alternative tourist attraction option that showcases trick art creativity.
This was one of the most bizarre experiences I had here in Japan. This was a museum based on optical illusions and was full of fun photo opportunities. We were also fortunate enough to see some cherry blossoms by the entrance. There was a beautiful outlook over the ocean. If you’re in the Atami area, this spot if definitely worth checking out if you like illusions and unique places.
Jonathan L — Google review
It’s a great place for family’s or people who like taking photos. Most of the photo spots require two people at least so I would recommend going with someone. The staff were a little rude, but it could be because it was a little busy. It’s also great for rainy days and the gift shop is fairly priced. You can purchase tickets pretty easily at the front counter.
Great fun way to spend an hour with the kids. Very interactive. There are welcoming staff who show you how to interact with the displays.
Pretty fun place with your friends if you're into taking funny photos. Here are a few from mine. Worth it for the memories
We got stuck in Atami because of a typhoon so we looked up things to do in this town and the trick art museum was perfect! it was funny and right off the rip puzzles your mind with the illusions. 10 out of 10 recommend.
Super fun place and not just for kids! The staff was very friendly and offered to take photos so both people were in the scene. They have many different scenes to photograph.
Boyfriend and I had blast in this trick art museum. It’s small and convenient to go with the bus. It is right next to Atami castle so, if your around the area worth checking it out! Lots of fun art and photo spots.
As a solo traveller, I really appreciated that the staff offered to help me take as many pictures as I liked. The employees seemed in good spirits! <3
1993 Atami, Shizuoka 413-0033, Japan•
Park
Nature & Parks
Marinas
Bodies of Water
Moon Terrace is a picturesque spot located in Atami, Japan, offering stunning views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. Divided into three areas - Sky Deck, Rainbow Deck, and Nagisa Deck - this Mediterranean-style resort has been refurbished to provide visitors with a charming and relaxing experience. During the day, guests can unwind on benches while taking in the beautiful beach scenery, watching boats and birds against the backdrop of the blue sea and sky.
Enjoyed the view. Very nice place to go.
Zoe M — Google review
Beautiful place to walk and enjoy the Hollywood look view. Mountain, boats and city. I love this harbor...took the bullet train from Tokyo.
Great place to just relax and enjoy the day
Nice place, just close to Atami Sun Beach
you can jump
(Translated by Google) It's about a 15-minute walk from Atami Station.
There is also paid parking nearby.
The view was beautiful.
I recommend visiting at dusk.
(Original)
熱海駅から歩いて15分くらいです。
近くに有料の駐車場もあります。
景色が良かったです。
夕暮れ時がオススメです。
(Translated by Google) Atami Moon Terrace is a seaside terrace, inspired by Mediterranean towns, creating a romantic atmosphere. During the day, you can enjoy the beach and make vows here. At night, it is illuminated by blue lights, creating a dreamy and charming atmosphere. With convenient transportation, it is a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery while visiting Atami.
(Original)
熱海Moon Terrace為海濱露台，設計靈感來自地中海小鎮，營造浪漫氛圍。白天可賞海灘，情侶可在此許下誓言，夜晚則有藍色燈光點綴，夢幻迷人。交通便利，是熱海旅遊休憩賞景的好去處。
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Super public bath
Gym
Health spa
Spa
Marine Spa Atami is a tropical resort featuring indoor swimming pools, waterslides, and a rooftop pool with stunning views. The facility offers hot springs with 11 different bathing styles including jacuzzis and reclining baths, providing a relaxing experience while overlooking the sea. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as conditioner, shampoo, and body soap in the baths. Families with children can have a great time at the pool and jacuzzi area.
I visited with my family and we had a lovely time. There is a 25m pool with lanes , it was full but very organized . The temperature was very pleasant and i saw staff measuring temperature and checking the quality of the waters oftem. There is also a big poll with several of water jets and saunas, and a slide that my daughter lovely. The only negative is that the open air bath was closed so were disapointed. The staff in this place is super nice, very welcoming ! You must bring your towel, swimmig suite and caps but if not you can buy at the shop. We really like Marine SPA and recomend it strongly!
Dea — Google review
-Onsen ✅
- pool✅
-Onsen pool✅
A fun small water park should have a variety of attractions that cater to different age groups, from thrilling slides for older kids and adults to gentle splash zones for younger children. The park should be clean, well-maintained, and designed for easy navigation. Friendly staff, ample seating, and shaded areas are essential for comfort. A fun small water park also benefits from offering snacks, refreshments, and a safe, family-friendly atmosphere.
-⭐️ No rest space
It was quite crowded on the day of the fireworks display. Adults: 1,360 yen, swimsuit rental: 550 yen. The main thing is the swimming pool and the heated health spa room. The restaurant serves light meals, noodles, rice bowls, and other simple items. In summer, there is a store next to the pool that sells fried chicken, beer, etc. It is family oriented. Off-season can be a little quieter. The location is great with beautiful weather. It was crowded with families. There is a shuttle bus service to and from Atami Station. However, it is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
Amazing place. I loved the water slide. We enjoyed a lot the pool area as we went in summers. There is a common area for onsen for women and men where you can go with swimwear. Floats for children or adults can be taken on rent.
This place is so much fun. If you visit Atami and don’t come here, then you’re missing out. Great for all ages and a good way to get out of the sun.
It's getting old, many baths were not working. Time for a refurbishment
Very nice place. A lot of options for hot tub style pools and a decent slide / swimming area.
Love this place! Saunas, the biggest most massive heated jacuzzi i ever saw, water slide, and 25 meters exercise pool...all indoor!
4-39 Wadahamaminamicho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0023, Japan•
Park
Nature & Parks
Atami Seaside Park is a picturesque coastal destination that beautifully showcases the stunning Kawazu cherry blossoms, particularly vibrant in March. This park, adjacent to Marine Spa Atami, offers sandy plazas and scenic walking paths where visitors can immerse themselves in nature's beauty. During spring break, it becomes a lively spot filled with young people enjoying the outdoors.
(Translated by Google) This year it came a little late.
The cherry blossoms were in full bloom. What kind is it?
(Original)
今年は少し来るのが遅かった。
桜が見頃でした。種類は何でしょうか。
T Y — Google review
(Translated by Google) This is a park located along the coast of Atami, near Marine Spa Atami.
There are sandy plazas and areas where you can walk.
Atami cherry blossoms bloom in winter.
(Original)
熱海の海沿い、マリンスパあたみ周辺にある公園です。
砂地の広場や、散歩できるエリアなどがあります。
冬はあたみ桜が咲いています。
(Translated by Google) A park next to Marine Spa Atami?
I thought it was an independent facility or just a plaza in front of the facility.
It is indispensable in that it provides shade for customers lining up at Marine Spa Atami on busy mornings.
(Original)
マリンスパ熱海の横の公園？
独立してる施設なのか、ただの施設前の広場だと思ってた。
混雑時期の朝、マリンスパ熱海に並ぶ客の日陰を作ってくれているという点で、なくてはならない存在だったりする。
(Translated by Google) Thank you very much for accepting my sudden mooring request.
It was a very beautiful facility.
(Original)
突然の係留リクエストも、快諾して頂きまして、ありがとうございました。
とても綺麗な施設でした。
(Translated by Google) There aren't many people walking around Atami Seaside Park. It might be beautiful during the cherry blossom season.
The autumn leaves are also beautiful➰👌
(Original)
熱海海浜公園は散歩する人達が少ないですね桜の時期🌸が綺麗かもねぇ
紅葉も綺麗です➰👌
(Translated by Google) There were a lot of young people there, probably because it was spring break. From April 1st, students will be able to wear and take off masks freely at school, so they can play to their heart's content.
Taking a mask and taking a deep breath
(Original)
春休みのせいか若い人たちが沢山きていました。学校は４月１日からマスクの着脱が自由になり、思いきり遊べますね。
マスクとりお宮貫一深呼吸
(Translated by Google) Kawazu cherry blossoms were in full bloom in March.
(Original)
3月は河津桜が満開でした。
(Translated by Google) There is a marine spa Atami in a park with a plaza.
(Original)
広場のある公園でマリンスパあたみがあります。
Park
Public beach
Atami Water Park offers a picturesque stroll with stunning waterfront and harbor views, featuring a European-inspired elevated terrace that serves as the Lovers Sanctuary. The illuminated terrace is a popular spot for couples to declare their love, making it an ideal destination for a romantic getaway. Additionally, the park's proximity to beaches allows visitors to enjoy a full day of seaside activities. It is also an excellent vantage point for viewing Atami's fireworks display.
Beautiful view with ship yard along the beach and sea is very transparent and clean unlike the beach area of Tokyo .
Robak — Google review
I visited this park after walking along the river to view cherry blossoms. There are benches and boat pier at the park overlooking the ocean. It is very pretty.
Beautiful beach area of Japan.
The blue ocean is very beautiful but beach is lil smaller than normal beach.
However the beach must have some other facilities as well.
It takes about 20min by walk from Atami station.
Summer would be the best time to go and visit there.
Favourite place for Japanese
If you plan to go there than plan
We came to this town for the fireworks, ok fireworks. But when crowd and atmosphere was great. And the street food too. One thing's really impressed me about Japanese people, their social responsibility. After 10's of thousands of people left the beach after the fireworks. They all took their own garbage with them to dispose. There were no or hardly any litter anywhere. This we gotta learn from them.
A gorgeous wonderful area to walk around, sit on the benches, admire the gorgeous beauty, look at all of the yachts and ships, and enjoy the scenery. There’s also beaches nearby where people sunbathe, build sandcastles, and play in the water.
Atami Water Park has the best spot for their fireworks, and the variety of street food around the park during the fireworks days is amazing. Several car parks are available just in front of the park, which is super convenient for those who drive.
Atami is a great place to spend the day! Great shops, beach, and restaurants.
Nagisacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0014, Japan•
Business park
Breakfast restaurant
Dessert restaurant
Fish processing
Atami Ginza Shopping District, located just a short walk from Atami Station, offers a nostalgic charm with its retro buildings and coffee shops that harken back to the Showa era. As you wander through the district, you'll encounter traditional Japanese scenes like dried fish hanging and quaint alleyways. The area is also known for its popular hot spring baths due to the abundance of natural hot springs in the region.
Lovely spot, so many food options bars and the best coffee in Atami.
Evan W — Google review
There are not many shops at this “shopping district”. Most of the businesses are restaurants and ice cream shops. Not worth the visit if you only spend a little time in this city.
I don't know about this place but i like the owner response to other comment that they will make atami ginza better. That attitude is very good. I respect that.
I will visit in 7 December to watch the firework also.
It is crowded, but fun to see many stores.
Dated but that's the entire charm of Atami. Don't ever change.
Just to walk on this street is fun, with a fountain good for eyes!
A nice little and short street selling food and some souvenirs.
Great place to pass your weekend afterwhich; strolling down to the beach passing lots of old shop houses. Fishcakes at the shopping is delicious with many different flavours and choices.
11 Ginzacho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0013, Japan•
Train station
Izu-Taga Station is a charming, unmanned stop nestled near the scenic Nagahama seaside park, just a minute's stroll from Hotel New Tomiyoshi. This tranquil area boasts a stunning 400-meter beach and lush lawns perfect for relaxation. The station features an eye-catching sign adorned with a yacht, reflecting its proximity to Taga Bay where sailing enthusiasts thrive.
(Translated by Google) It opened on the same day as Kurimiya Station.
When you think of Atami, the image that comes to mind is one of illegally dumped soil turning into a mudslide caused by heavy rain and washing away houses...
The Izukyu 8000 series heading south from Kurimiya Station...the train I took from Atami was a 6-car train with 3 cars in a 2-car configuration. Apparently the last 3 cars are detached at Izukogen Station.
The 8000 series "blasts" from Kurimiya Station, with long seats facing the ocean and leftover cross seats facing each other.
I arrived just as the ocean views began to come into view. One miscalculation...the view right in front of me was spectacular. I only had 10 minutes to spare and couldn't go to the beach.
I'll make time to stop by again next time I'm out on the Izukyu Line.
(Original)
来宮駅と同じ日に開業。
熱海と言えば不法投棄の残土が、大雨によって土石流となって居宅を押し流したイメージが強い…。
来宮駅から南に向かう伊豆急8000系…熱海から乗った電車は3×2の6両編成。伊豆高原駅で後部3両が切り離されるとか。
来宮駅から「ぶっ飛ばす」8000系、内装はロングシートが海側に向いていて、どこかの余りもののクロスシートが向かい合わせにされている。
海の景色がちらちらと見え出した頃に到着。ひとつ誤算が…目の前が絶景だったこと。10分しか余裕がなく、海岸に行けなかったこと。
伊豆急行線に出掛ける時に、時間を作って又立ち寄ろうと思っています。
まめ太郎 — Google review
典型的な通勤の駅
Typical commuter railway station
Cute station in spring with flowering cherry trees.
For railway buffs:
Izu-Taga Station opened on March 30, 1935 when the section of the Itō Line linking Atami with Ajiro was completed. Freight services were discontinued on November 1, 1958. On April 1, 1987 along with division and privatization of the Japan National Railway, East Japan Railway Company started operating this station.
Izu-Taga Station has two opposing side platforms, one of which is connected directly to the station building and the other connected via an underpass. The station building has automated ticket machines and Suica automated turnstiles, but its “Green Window” service counter was closed in 2007.
(Translated by Google) A quiet, unmanned station. I climbed a fairly steep hill to get to the station.
There was a small shop in front of the station.
There aren't many trains, so I feel lonely when there's no one around while I'm waiting for the train.
When boarding a train bound for Tokyo or Atami, you will need to go down the stairs once again to get to the other side of the tracks from the station platform to get to the second platform.
(Original)
静かな無人駅。駅に向かうまでに結構急な坂を昇ってきました。
駅前には小さな売店がありました。
電車の本数も少ないため、電車を待ってる時間、人が誰もいなくて寂しいです。
東京、熱海方面へ向かう電車に乗る時は、駅のホームから2番のりばへ行くためにまた、階段で1度降りて線路の向こう側へ行く必要があります
(Translated by Google) It's a peaceful station.
The steep stairs to get to the station building are indescribably nice.
To get to the up platform, you go down the stairs, pass through an underground passage, and then go up the stairs.
I think it would be difficult for people with disabilities.
(Original)
のどかな駅です。
駅舎にたどり着くまでが急な階段なのが、何とも言えない、いい感じです。
上りホームに行くのも、階段を下って、地下通路を通り、階段を上る。
足の悪い方には、大変だと思います。
(Translated by Google) This is a convenient way to get to Nagahama Beach.
This is an unmanned station.
With a clear conscience, you can quickly wave your Suica card.
To go towards Atami, you will need to go up and down the underground passage after entering the station.
There is no shop at the station, but there are drink vending machines.
There is a shop just outside the station.
The toilets are clean.
There are stairs from the station.
If you are bringing luggage to the beach, you will need to be determined.
(Original)
長浜海水浴場へはこちらが便利です。
無人駅。
良心でスイカをピッとかざします。
熱海方面へは駅に入ってから地下道の上り下りが必要です。
駅には売店なし、飲み物の自販機あり。
駅を出てすぐのところに売店あり。
トイレはキレイ。
駅からは階段です。
海水浴場に荷物を持って行く方は根性出しましょう。
(Translated by Google) JR East Ito Line Izu Taga Station JT23 unmanned station. The Ito Line opened in 1935 (March 1935) and has a history of 86 years. The station ticket gate entrance has steep stairs, and the up platform passes through an underground passage, but there is no elevator for wheelchairs, making it a difficult station for people with walking disabilities. I heard that in the past, the station square was a famous spot for cherry blossoms, but the cherry blossom trees are now old and there is no sign of them to be seen, but this year they were blooming hard.
(Original)
JR東日本伊東線 伊豆多賀駅JT２３無人駅です。伊東線１９３５年（昭和１０年３月)開業 ８６年の歴史が有ります。駅 改札入口はきつい階段があり上りホームは地下通路を通りますが車椅子対応のエレベーターも有りません足の悪い人には大変な駅です。昔は駅前広場は桜の名所だと聞きましたが桜の木は老木となり見る影もなくなった様ですが今年は頑張って咲いていました。
(Translated by Google) The signboard at Izu-Taga Station has a picture of a ⛵yacht on it! Why P defense?
The nearest station to Shizuoka Prefectural Atami High School.When Nekotama looks out over Taga Bay, the yachts are zigzagging across the sea.Atami High School is a high school with a sailing club! P-bo also used to do yachting! Repeating Chin.The view of getting off at Izu-Taga Station and heading towards Nagahama Beach is cherry blossoms in spring.I like to soak in the nostalgia of the Showa era, which I have almost forgotten.My cat likes to soak in hot springs♨A guesthouse along National Route 135 where you can take a day trip bath/ There is an inn. The scenery of the countryside is wonderful!
(Original)
伊豆多賀駅の看板には⛵ヨットの絵が描かれているよ！P防どうして？
静岡県立熱海高等学校の最寄駅 猫たまが多賀湾を眺めるとヨットが気持ち良く海をジグザグに颯爽と進んでいるよ熱海高校はヨット部のある高校だよ！P防も昔ヨットやっていたよ！チンの繰り返し 伊豆多賀駅を下車して長浜海水浴場へ向かう景色は春は桜 忘れかけた昭和のノスタルジーに浸るのが好き猫たまは温泉♨に浸かるのが好き国道135号沿いに日帰り入浴出来る民宿／旅館があります。田舎の景色素敵だね！
(Translated by Google) The station is located on a hill and there are many stairs inside. If you are heading towards Atami, you will need to go up and down the stairs after entering the station, so we recommend that you allow yourself plenty of time.
(Original)
坂の上にある駅で駅の中も階段が多いです。熱海方面に向かう場合は入ってから階段を上り下りする必要があるので、時間に余裕をもっていくことをおすすめします。
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Business park
Atami Ekimae Shotengai, also known as Heiwadori Shopping street, is a bustling pedestrianized shopping area located under a canopy roof. It was designed to offer visitors a welcoming introduction to the city of Atami. The street features various stores and restaurants where you can sample local delicacies and popular gourmet spots. Additionally, there are numerous unique long-established small stores, snack cafes, and souvenir shops offering an enjoyable experience.
A busy shopping street in front of Atami Shinkansen station. Many unique long established small stores, snacks cafes & souvenir shops. An enjoyable & wonderful experience !
L C — Google review
Very busy 商店街 mainly selling atami food specialties and souvenir. Chaotic and full of people
Nice shopping street with lots of food and snacks and souvenirs
Plenty of manju and dried seafood.
Bought the freshly steamed matcha adzuki bun and also a packed black sesame bun which taste good.
There’s a souvenir store offering variety of rice cracker samples for tasting
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This street got alot of things to see. Food, japanese sweets, souvenir and many more. This place is just beside the Atami Station.
Lots of things to look at, try, buy and eat! Busy on the weekends but a great place for kids and picking up a souvenir or two.
A busy shopping street close to Atami Station. There's so many unique small stores, snacks, cafes , restaurants & lots of local souvenir stores here. It's worth to visit and have a enjoyable & wonderful experiences here ! Love Atami so much♡ Definetely will be back.
If you are already in the area, nice to go and look around. Try some food the stores are selling also a lot of souvenir shops.
A very crowded street at the front of JR station with tons of souvenir shops and restaurants.
4-1 Tawarahoncho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0011, Japan•
Park
The Jacaranda promenade in Atami is a must-visit during the early summer months, particularly from June to witness the breathtaking bloom of the luscious violet jacaranda flowers. This picturesque location offers a great opportunity for photography enthusiasts. The area is easily accessible from the Sun Beach bus stop and features notable landmarks such as Omiya no Matsu and a bronze statue.
Nice beach for swimming, wear sandals - the sand burns feet
Pavel G — Google review
The flowers looks great in June.
a beautiful waterfront, down the hill from the main train station. It took about 15 minutes to walk there but the sea and the promenade were worth the wait. It was so clean and tidy with locals walking their pets along the sea front and families playing in the sand
if you have spare time...
Beautiful
(Translated by Google) I visited here during the rainy season in June. I have passed this promenade near Atami Sun Beach on National Route 135 many times on my way to Izu, but every time I passed by I didn't know that it was a Jagaranda flowering tree. At this time of year, the purple tassel-like flowers are in full bloom, making it a flower garden that only exists at this time of year.
(Original)
6月の梅雨の合間に訪問しました。伊豆に向かう途中で何度も通過している国道135号熱海サンビーチ付近の遊歩道ですが、毎回ジャガランダの花木と知らずに通っていました。この時期、紫色のフサの様な花が満開で今の時期だけの花園になっています。
(Translated by Google) I came here on a weekday, June 6th, hoping to come when they are in full bloom, since I had been here before in December. I wonder if they are in full bloom in Atami? When I saw them in Portugal🇵🇹 last year, the trees were tall and had few leaves, so the purple was very impressive. The advantage here is that the trees are low and you can see the flowers up close. I'm surprised that there are so many Jagarandas in Japan. Apparently, they were first transplanted in 1990 when two plants were given to the city by a sister city in Portugal🇵🇹.
(Original)
以前12月に来たことがあり満開の頃来ようと6月6日の平日にきました。熱海ではほぼ満開なんでしょうか？昨年ポルトガル🇵🇹で見た時は木も高く葉っぱが少なくて紫がすごい迫力でした。ここは木が低く花を近くで見ることができるのはメリットです。日本にこれだけのジャガランダを見られるとは驚きです。1990年にポルトガル🇵🇹の友好都市から2株を貰い移植したのが最初だそうです。
(Translated by Google) June 6, 2025. I saw Jacaranda flowers for the first time. They were an elegant purple color. They had no scent, but I was able to see these special flowers that are only available at this time of year and are rarely seen anywhere else.
(Original)
2025.6.6. ジャカランダの花を初めて見ました。気品ある紫色です。匂いはありませんでしたがこの時季限定の他ではなかなか見れない特別な花を見ることができました。
15-45 Higashikaigancho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0012, Japan•
4.1
(2882)
3.9
(47)
City park
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Nagahama Seaside Park is a hidden gem in the northern part of Izu, offering a beautiful beach with calm waters and lifeguards on duty. It's conveniently located just a 5-10 minute walk from Izu-Taga station and features excellent facilities, including a nearby cafe and rentals. The park also boasts a cute playground for children and designated swimming areas for different age groups.
Visit back in Oct 2022 -- it was the pit-stop for the kids to have their playtime after checking-out from Atami and on our way to Mt. Omuro.
The play area is large with great variety for kids under 3s and those older ones. It's cute that some play equipment is ocean theme too -- can you see the whale?? :D
It's also nice how it is situated by the beach....so I can imagine what a fun family day it would be during hot & comfortable (not blazing hot/humid) days!! I also found out there's a pudding dessert shop just across the street too - that's on my list to try next time.
Fay L — Google review
This beach is quieter than Atami Sun Beach. There are docks in the water that you can swim out to and rest on. There are showers, toilets, and a snack bar nearby. I enjoyed how quiet and relaxing the beach was.
Free parking. Spacious playground and beach. Sometimes there are events that serve various local food.
Many different play structures for different ages
Access down to the water
A large green space for sport and more
Plenty of free car parking
Visited on January 1st. Nice contrast to Tokyo, was very sunny and unseasonably warm (15C) with beautiful calm water. Good place to take a few pictures of the sea and mountains.
Saturday markets with food and music. Nice beach, has changing rooms. Across road from the desert shop everyone tries to find (the less busy branch).
I went to the beach on 29th August, it was not much crowded and the waves were good enough to take a dive in the beach. It is 5-7 mins walk from Izu-Taga station. There is a beautiful cafe near by and they have rentals as well. It is 10 mins by train from Atami station and one can take the green car which costs 800 yens more from Tokyo to Atami. On the whole it was a hidden gem for me, liked it much more than Atami beach.
Cute park with fun palyground equipment for 11 or 12 years old and under. There's a designated area for 3 and under as well. The beach was pleasant, though too cold for swimming early spring. The south parking lot closed at 1700, which seemed a little early, but it still gets dark kind of early here, too, so perhaps that is reasonable for now.
Shimotaga, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0102, Japan•
3.7
(436)
3.1
(15)
Resort hotel
Park
The Asian Garden R-Asia resort hotel provides a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch in a peaceful and tranquil setting. It is highly recommended for those seeking relaxation and a serene atmosphere. With its perfect ambiance, this resort hotel offers the ideal place to unwind and indulge in the beauty of nature.
Did not stay, but only barbecue lunch. For that, great place. Peaceful, highly recommended
Mesut D — Google review
Taking the half hour ride ferry from Atami port to Hatsushima island is a real small paradise treat. The ticket can include entry to Asian Garden, a very neat garden with hangmats, garden lounges view on the sea and a very nice restaurant where you can barbecue with friends. Quality of the food is great and pricing quite modest.
Very disapointing experience. Entry fee of 950¥ is way too much for this park. Only a few flowers and grass.
Most disappointing: cueing 1hr for a snack, also high price and not good quality.
The first time i experienced such a bad service in japan. In this "kitchen" (only warming, not cooking) should work twice much people. And >1000¥ for curry rice - no.
It was ok but service need to improve!
Perfect place for relaxing! Serene atmosphere!
not so beautiful but ok to rest a while
Tropical garden with surrounding food places.
Great weekend gateway
Hatsushima, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0004, Japan•
3.7
(136)
3.6
(5)
Memorial park
Park
San Remo Park is a compact recreational area situated between Atami Port and Marine Spa. It offers scenic water views and features various play equipment for visitors to enjoy. The park is adorned with palm trees and cherry blossoms, enhancing its natural beauty. Adjacent to Atami Beach, accessing the park by car requires navigating a wide two-lane one-way road. Although it may be challenging for newcomers, there is flexibility to correct any wrong turns by following a clockwise route.
Small but nice park.
N S — Google review
(Translated by Google) This visit will be on June 20, 2024. This park was built in 1982 to commemorate the city partnership between Atami City and Sanremo City in Italy. Conversely, Sanremo has a Japanese garden.
You can see an abandoned hotel in a tropical, Mediterranean style. This is also a must-see as you can see Hatsushima from a distance. In a sense, it may be the place where you can experience Atami the most.
(Original)
こちらは2024年06月20日の訪問となります。熱海市とイタリア・サンレモ市の都市提携を記念して1982年に整備された公園だそうです。逆にサンレモには日本式庭園があります。
南国、地中海テイストの中に廃ホテルが見えますね。初島が視認できる距離でこちらも見所。ある意味、最も熱海を体感できる場所かもしれません。
(Translated by Google) A park next to Atami Port. It was built to commemorate the city becoming a sister city with Sanremo. It is true that Sanremo and Atami have similar landscapes. The scenery is nice, but there are only a few playground equipment.
(Original)
熱海港の隣にある公園。サンレモと姉妹都市になった記念に造られたという。確かにサンレモと熱海は似た景観である。景色は良いが遊具が少しあるだけ。
(Translated by Google) This Italian-style park is located between the city center and Atami Port, near the docks for excursion boats and regular sightseeing boats. Sanremo is a sister city. The park was created through interaction.
The several palm trees and the roof of the restroom are distinctive, creating a resort feel.
The ocean can be seen from everywhere in the park, and there are benches where you can take a break and some play equipment, where children can play. Play equipment includes swings, seesaws, slides, and mysterious twisting play equipment.
It's also an open space.
(Original)
市街地から熱海港の間、遊覧船や定期便の観光船乗り場の近くにある、イタリア式公園です。サンレモ市が姉妹都市なんですね。交流から出来た公園とのこと。
いくつか配置されたヤシの木と、トイレの屋根が特徴的で、リゾート感を演出しています。
公園内からは至る所から海が見渡せ、ひとやすみできるベンチや、いくつかの遊具もあり、子供たちが遊ぶことも出来ます。遊具はブランコ、シーソー、滑り台、謎のくねくね遊具など。
とちも開放的な空間です。
(Translated by Google) [Atami Maritime Fireworks Display] is one of the famous fireworks displays held every year in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. It has been for more than 70 years and is very popular. It attracts tourists from all over the country to visit. It is a very popular one of the tourist attractions.
The Atami Maritime Fireworks Display is listed as one of the three major fireworks displays in Japan, with approximately 3,000 fireworks being launched. Especially the fireworks launched from the sea, their beautiful reflection on the sea surface, the stunning effect attracts the attention of the audience.
In addition, it is also a pleasure to watch the Atami Maritime Fireworks Display from the beautiful night view, and you can watch the fireworks from places such as Atami Port or Atami Castle Ruins.
(Original)
【熱海海上煙火大會】是日本靜岡縣熱海市每年舉辦的著名煙火大會之一，已超过70年，深受歡迎，吸引了來自全國各地的觀光客前來參觀，是一個非常受歡迎的旅遊勝地之一。
熱海海上煙火大會被列為日本三大煙火大會之一約有3,000枚煙火被發射。特別是從海上發射的煙火，其美麗的倒影在海面上，令人驚嘆的效果吸引了觀眾的目光。
此外，從美麗的夜景中觀看熱海海上煙火大會也是一種享受，您可以從熱海港口或熱海城遺址等地觀賞煙火。
(Translated by Google) A small park by the sea.
I found it while walking. You can see the high-rise buildings that represent Atami. You can also see the ruins in the back and see the light and shadow.
There was also play equipment for children to play in the park. There were some that had a fun appearance (I don't really know how to play them)
There is a smoking space (2 ashtrays) near the swing, and I wonder where it is located.
I think it would be better to change the installation location.
(Original)
海沿いに有る小さな公園。
散歩中に見つけました。熱海を代表する高層建物を眺めることができます。また、裏手には廃墟も眺めることができ、光と影を確認できます。
公園内には子どもが遊べる遊具も有りました。愉快な風貌をした物も有りました(遊び方がイマイチ分かりません)
ブランコの近くに喫煙スペース(灰皿2台)が有り、設置位置が如何なものかと思います。
設置場所を変更した方が良いと感じます。
(Translated by Google) This park commemorates the sister city agreement with Sanremo, Italy. There are some explanation panels, but it looks like a normal children's park with slides and toilets. I wonder if we can't do something a little better.
(Original)
イタリア・サンレモ市との姉妹都市締結を記念する公園とのこと。一応説明パネル等もありますが、滑り台とトイレのある普通の児童公園みたい。もう少し何か工夫できないのかな。
(Translated by Google) Sanremo Park is a park with a monument that connects the city of Sanremo in Italy with sister cities where the beautiful natural scenery and the sea are important. The current government easily destroys nature! With the declining birthrate and aging population, what we should leave to our descendants is nature, not environmental destruction! They're also preparing to bury it! Atami's nature is gone and it's a tourist destination that has been reclaimed and hidden with dirty things, so it's sad at times. There's no need to understand that nature is tourism. Tama is angry! For those of you in Italy, please take a look at the reality that Atami's landscape is being destroyed. This is not the Atami of Oriental Naples.The mountain behind the park is in ruins, an embarrassment to its sister city, Sanremo. I’d rather see Atami with its twinkling stars than the million-dollar night view ☆彡
(Original)
伊豆山土砂産廃を海を埋め立てる情報が近くに サンレモ公園はイタリア サンレモ市と自然が美しい景観と海が大切 姉妹都市を結んだ記念碑がある公園です。今の行政は簡単に自然を破壊するね！少子高齢化で残すべきは子孫に残すのは環境破壊ではなく自然だよ！ 埋める準備もしているんだね！熱海の自然は無くなり埋め立てして汚い物を隠す観光地でたまは悲しい 自然こそが観光とわからない要らないよ。たまは怒っています！イタリアの方も熱海は景観を壊している現実を見て下さい。東洋のナポリ熱海ではありません公園の裏山は廃墟 姉妹都市サンレモ市に恥ずかしです。百万ドルの夜景よりもお星が瞬く熱海をのぞみたいよたまは☆彡
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Garden
Nestled within the serene Atami Plum Garden, the Korean Garden is a delightful homage to traditional Korean architecture and culture. Established in September 2000 following a significant Japan-Korea summit, this garden serves as a symbol of friendship and peace between the two nations. As you stroll through its charming pathways, you'll encounter authentic features like kimchi huts and jangtotte, all crafted with materials sourced directly from Korea by skilled artisans.
Authentic Korean garden, really good place
Young K — Google review
(Translated by Google) This visit will be on June 20, 2024. It was apparently created to commemorate the Japan-Korea summit meeting held in Atami, and is quite authentic.
The tiles and walls look similar to those in Japan, but the closer you look at them, the more they are certainly different. The garden is not large, but it has a lot of things packed into it, making it very dense.
I have seen it in other places, but a type of pond with a round island placed in it is called a square pond and is a standard object in Korean gardens.
(Original)
こちらは2024年06月20日の訪問となります。熱海で開かれた日韓首脳会談を記念して作られたそうで、かなり本格的なものとなっています。
瓦や塀など日本のそれと似ているようで、よく見るとなるほど、確かに違います。広くはない庭園にこれでもかと諸々を詰め込んでおり濃密度が高いですね。
別場所でも拝みましたが、四角い池に丸い島を入れたタイプの奴は方池円島と言って韓国庭園の定番オブジェクトらしいです。
(Translated by Google) It is an architecture and garden that recreates Korean traditional houses and lifestyles such as typical kimchi huts and jangtotte.
It's a masterpiece, including the surrounding tile wall, which was created by bringing in materials and craftsmen from Korea, and the planting is Korean-style, so it must have taken a lot of effort. Confused? I am impressed with the completion of the construction.
Moreover, this is the memorable place where then Prime Minister Mori and President Kim agreed to host the Japan-Korea Soccer World Cup.
It's located at the highest point in the plum garden, so it's quiet and relaxing, so it's well worth the effort to climb up and visit❢
(Original)
韓国の古民家と典型的なキムチ小屋やチャントッテ等の生活様式を再現した建築と庭園です
周りの瓦土塀含め、わざわざ韓国から資材と職人とを呼んできて造った大作、植栽も韓国風だよね、かなりの苦労？困惑？を経ての竣工、感服。
しかもここで、当時の森首相と金大統領が日韓サッカーワールドカップの開催を合意した記念すべき場所
梅園の一番高いところにあるから、静かだし趣もあって癒されるよ、頑張って登って訪れる価値大です❢
(Translated by Google) This is a garden inside Atami Plum Garden.
From the entrance
It's on the right as you go up the gentle slope.
Held in Atami City in September 2000
The day after the Japan-Korea summit meeting between Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori and President Kim Dae-jung
It seems that the two of them visited Atami Plum Garden and took a walk around the park.
This garden was created to commemorate this meeting and pray for mutual friendship and world peace.
Unlike Japanese gardens, Korean gardens are not created within a limited space, but are carefully created to create a space that connects with the natural landscape and blends in with nature.
The garden, which was created using traditional styles and methods from the Joseon Dynasty, was a calm and relaxing place with a nostalgic feel.
(Original)
熱海梅園の中にある庭園です。
入口から
なだらかな坂道をのぼり右側にあります。
2000年９月に熱海市内にて行われた
森喜朗内閣総理大臣と金大中大統領による日韓首脳会議の翌日に
お二人が熱海梅園を訪れて園内を散策されたそうです。
この会談を記念し、お互いの友好と世界平和を祈願して作られた庭園です。
韓国庭園は日本の庭園のように限られた空間の中で出来上がるということはなく、自然景観との結びつき、自然に溶け込むような空間を大切ににつくられているとのこと。
朝鮮時代の伝統様式と手法を取り入れて作られている庭園は、どこか懐かしいような穏やかな落ち着く場所でした。
(Translated by Google) An authentic Korean garden located within Atami Plum Garden.
Korean garden opened to commemorate Japan-Korea summit meeting
It is said that the Japan-Korea summit meeting held in Atami City in September 2000 further deepened the ties of friendship between the two countries, and a new Korean garden was opened within the plum garden.
(Original)
熱海梅園内にある本格韓国庭園。
韓国庭園は日韓首脳会談を記念して開園
2000年9月に熱海市内で開催された日韓首脳会談が、両国交友の絆を更に深めたとして、梅園内に新たに韓国庭園が開園されたそうです。
(Translated by Google) The garden commemorating the Japan-Korea summit meeting is not the home of the common people I saw in Janggeum, but it seems to be the home of an upper class member of the yangban class. There are roof tiles, a gate, a kitchen, a living room, an earthen wall, etc., but this is based on my knowledge of Korean TV.
(Original)
日韓首脳会談の記念できた庭園、チャングムで見た庶民の住いではなく両班クラスの上級身分者の住まいではないかと？屋根瓦、門構え、台所、居間、土塀等があることじたいが韓流テレビ知識からの判断ですけど、
(Translated by Google) You can feel the difference from a Japanese garden.
(Original)
日本庭園との違いを、感じることができる。2025/7/24
(Translated by Google) I wonder if it's on the southern slope, but it's bright even in the evening, and it was nice and warm in early spring.
This is my second time going to Atami Plum Garden. The last time I visited was about 20 years ago, but at that time I was drinking beer and didn't see much of the plum orchard, but this time I took a serious look at the plum orchard.
The main things we visited were the ``Nakayama Shinpei Memorial Museum'' and ``Korean Garden'' on the southern slope, and the ``Atami Sawada Masahiro Memorial Museum'' and ``Umemi Falls'' on the Kitagawa slope across the Hatsukawa River.
Although it says ``Korean garden,'' it feels like a tour of Korean buildings and walls. It was a sunny February evening and it felt warm.
The building and fence are clean, clean, and well-maintained. The wood used for the house is thick and wonderful. I was left wondering if South Korea uses such fine wood.
I was a little surprised that the door opened vertically, not horizontally.
(Original)
南側の斜面になるのだろうか夕方でも明るい、初春は暖かくて良かった。
二回目となりますが熱海梅園に行きました。前回は２０年ほど前に訪れたが、当時はビール飲みながらの旅で、梅園はほとんど見なかったが、今回は梅園を真面目に見学しました。
見学した主なものは、南側斜面に「中山晋平記念館」、「韓国庭園」、初川を挟んで北川の斜面に「熱海市立澤田政廣記念美術館」、「梅見の滝」を見学しました。
「韓国庭園」とありますが、韓国の建物と塀を見学した感じです。２月の夕方は日が照り暖かく感じました。
建物と塀は綺麗、清潔、良く掃除してある。家屋の材料の木材が、太くて素晴らしい。韓国ってこんな立派な材木を使っているのか疑問が残りました。
扉が横開きでなく、縦開きなのに少し驚きました。
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Park
Hatsushima Park is a small island that can be easily explored in about 40 minutes. It's a great spot to unwind and you can purchase entrance tickets at the door or at the harbor. The park offers various areas for relaxation, with spaced-out tables for a peaceful experience. Whether you're seeking a tranquil fishing weekend with stunning views of Mt.
An amazing place to visit for whatever you’re looking to do. If it’s a nice relaxing fishing weekend with beautiful water and a gorgeous view of Mt. Fuji then this island has you covered. If it’s an adventure filled weekend with an athletic park that includes a zip line, then you’ve come to the right place. If it’s snorkeling and SCUBA diving you’re after look no further. It none of that sparks your interest then the island always has wonderful shops and restaurants at its disposal and walking trails and resorts if you are just looking to get away. All in all this hidden gem is well worth the visit and has something for everyone
TheJackball1986 — Google review
The island itself is small enough to walk around in 40 mins. This is a nice place to come and relax! You can buy an entrance ticket at the door or at the harbor where you buy tickets to come to the island. It’s a no brainer!
The hammocks were a nice touch. I had the pad Thai it was delicious. There are different areas in the park where you can relax the tables are spread out so you can enjoy a relative quiet. Personally, after a long walk going up and down slopes this was a perfect place to take a load off.
awesome
Nice place
(Translated by Google) Sunday, November 17, 2020 Although it was off-season, there was a decent turnout. Since we were there for about 2 hours, we didn't get to explore the area enough. I wish I could have done it more slowly...
Even though it was mid-November, it was hot and sweaty.
(Original)
令和6年11月17日(日)シーズンオフでしたが、そこそこの人出でした。約2時間の滞在だったので、十分散策することができませんでした。もっとゆっくりできたら良かったかな…
11月中旬というのに、汗ばむ陽気でした。
(Translated by Google) It was my first time there, but it's about 40 minutes from Atami Port, and it's a very relaxing place to stay. The seafood dishes were delicious. You can get around the island in about 40 minutes.
(Original)
初めて行きましたが熱海港から４０分位の所でもの凄くゆっくり出来て海の幸料理がもの凄く美味しかったですよ～島を回ると40分位で回れますよ～
(Translated by Google) I stayed at XIV Hatsushima and took a walk around the island. While looking out at the blue sea, we took pictures at photo spots such as the yellow mailbox and lemon, and we also rode on a trapeze.
It was hot, so I was drenched in sweat after doing one lap, but at the end I was able to wash off my sweat in the open-air bath of Shimanoyu, and the bath was also very pleasant.
(Original)
エクシブ初島に宿泊して、ぐるっと散策しました。青い海を眺めながら、黄色いポスト、レモンなどの写真スポットで写真をとったり、空中ブランコも乗りました。
暑かったので、1周して汗だくになりましたが、最後に島の湯の露天風呂で汗を流せたし、お風呂も気持ちよかったです。
(Translated by Google) You can arrive at Hatsushima in about 20 to 30 minutes by boat from Atami Port. There is also a seawater spa and places where you can take a break, so if you are staying overnight or have time to cross in the morning for a day trip, I think it would be better to purchase a set ticket for the facilities.
(Original)
熱海港から船で20〜30分位で初島に到着します。海水のスパや休憩できる所も有ります、宿泊の方や日帰りでも午前中から渡ってお時間に余裕のある方は施設のセット乗船券をお買い求め頂いたほうが良いかと思います。
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