Fun things to do in Atami: 19 fun attractions and activities

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.

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.

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.

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.

A beach popular with locals as well as tourists to Atami. There is a breakwater promenade on the south side if the beach, hosting a pier for recreational boats, and is a nice place to sit and relax in the evenings. The sun is strongest here in the mornings, given that it faces east.

We visited Sun Beach in August 2025. Although the posted swimming hours are 9:00-16:00, in reality most continue to swim after that, just without lifeguards. The sand is soft and the water is fairly shallow and calm. It is very nice to come at night for the illuminations. There were also many families doing fireworks in the sand. There are coin lockers, toilets, showers and footwashes (free), and dumpsters on the beach for trash.

An amazing beach. You can play different activities here. It's perfect to have a bottle of cold beer walking on the beach in hot summer.

I went there on Friday night to see a firework show hosted by the atami city. Although I was a bit late, I still found a decent spot for photos. The Japanese people are really disciplined and polite so there wasn’t any people squishing and pushing around. The beach is also really clean with little rubbish only. There is also a small park beside it with water fountains and some nicely decorated handrails. Overall, the environment and atmosphere is amazing with great hygiene. Definitely recommend it for picnics or to have a swim. Below are some photos I took during the firework show, pls enjoy!!!☺️

Awesome beach with lots of bars along the coast. Has a great view of Mt Fuji in the distance.

Nice firework show that you can view closely on the beach, with relative not much crowd. The show lasts for around 20 minutes which is relatively short compared to other cities in Japan. It's a pity that they don't have any pop-up stores that sell food or souvenirs. Not many decent restaurants nearby too.

Atami Sun Beach is a stunning and relaxing destination that truly captivates with its beauty. The clean, crystal-clear waters and soft, white sand create a picturesque setting reminiscent of Busan, Korea. Whether you're looking to soak up the sun or take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, this beach offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In addition to the beach, there are plenty of other attractions nearby, making it an excellent spot for a day trip or a weekend getaway. Whether it's exploring local shops, enjoying delicious seafood, or simply taking in the views, Atami Sun Beach has something for everyone. Overall, it's certainly worth a visit for anyone seeking a relaxing beach experience! 🌴✨

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

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)

Other than going up for the view...I don't know if it's worth the inconvenient wait. The queue for the ropeway ticket was a few hundred people. I queued for more than half an hour and still not at the ticket counter. There are no ticket vending machines, and only ONE counter open for ticketing. Very inefficient system.

They have stated it’s the shortest ropeway and since most shops do not open till about 10-11am we decided to go for it. It’s only a 2min ride leading to a fantastic sea view on the hilltop. An adult museum and Atami theme park castle which we never visited. The ropeway is old and surrounding facade look tired but there is a rustic charm. We find the port interesting leading to a lemon island also.

It is dated and short ride. However, it is the only way up to Atami castle and great view of Atami. It is pretty $$, 900 for adults and 500 for kids round trip. The ride only last 2.5 mins.

View is great. Service itself is fine, just a bit dated.

It was a short ride but fun. I didnt like my wife and I having to wait 20 to 30 minutes for a que (line of people) to buildup. The cart could have been up and back down like 5 or 6 times by then and so having to wait did nothing but waste our time.

We tried the Atami Ropeway since there isn’t much else to do around town and the price seemed fair. The ride is super short — less than 2 minutes — and runs every 15–20 minutes (or when there are enough people). Make sure to grab a good spot for the best sea and mountain views, especially on a cloudy day! It’s also the easiest way to reach Atami Castle.

I took the Atami Ropeway to get to Atami Castle quickly, but it ended much faster than I expected. The facility itself is a bit run-down, but it's not in a dangerous condition. It seems to have no purpose other than for going to Atami Castle."

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!

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.

Might be funny. Educative, in a way – like "what our grandpa could consider a forbidden fruit, some sixty years ago". Less provocative then its counterpart in Amsterdam (for example). The place could still arise a schoolboy of thirteen, with hormones oozing from his ears; but alas! Kids are not admitted. While adults would hardly find the exhibition resloy exciting, just curious at the most.

It was funny to go through this area with my wife. I could see this being a fun bf/gf date (18+ or older). Some of the stuff (games) didnt work and maybe 2 attractions were down for repairs. If you're staying in the area its a fun place to stop by to pass time.

A must go in Atami. Quite interactive museum with funny 18+ interactions. Just above this place is Atami castle. Take note to take the Ropeway.. DO NOT TRUST GOOGLE MAP ON TAKING THE BUS AND STOPPING WHERE IT TELLS YOU TO STOP TO GO TO THE MUZEUM

Quite a nice view. Can overlook the whole Atami complemented by an exquisite sea view. There is a small cafe for one to grab a cool bite of ice cream, along with some fresh ice cold soda. There is also a nice seating area for people to chillax. There are also some claw machine and gambling machine, but I don't see much purpose to them. Only thing to critique is that I got electrostatics shocked by their metal fence railing overlooking the view. I don't know why that's the case, but my companions also got shocked by that same fence, hilariously. Overall, the view is nice and the ride wasn't expensive.

Woaaaah! I was surprised when I entered into the museum i thought it was a museum of sea creauture, species etc. But what i saw is morethan that! Lol! The museum is for adult only 18+.the museum is showing alots of japanese sex art positions. Many kind of female and male sex organs. It's fun inside. . . . The rooftop , overlooking at the city.after the museum tour.😉

Beautiful, weird Museum. Worth the money, it's hilarious... Instagram : @alexcoopertroopa

One of the highlights of my visit to Japan. A beautiful bus ride brought us to this eclectic museum on a mountain that overlooked the ocean. The museum is home to a variety of old erotic art, animatronics, shadow boxes, and more. Some art was very beautiful or fascinating, and much of it was surprising and hilarious. No photos, but it’ll be hard to forget.

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.

A quick stop. You can just park down the stairs and walk up to check out this hot spring in a cave. It was discovered 1300 years ago. Will take you 5 minutes to see, but definitely worth it.

Ir was dificult to find it , no public transport around so you must take a táxi or walk. The geiser itself was interesting but small, it was boiling! Inside de cave is very úmido and hot . Go if you have time to spend.

Cool very steamy cave, foot bath is nowhere to be seen - possibly somewhere on the 837step uphill trek from cave to large nearby shrine that we skipped. A few spots at a hotel nearby for convenient free parking.

Tiny cave to a natural hot spring. Very cool. Slightly spooky. The foot bath seems to be closed to the public, sadly. It's near the bottom, but roped off.

Free sauna experience open 24hrs! Definitely off the beaten track. No one goes so this will be a unique experience and only 2 min walk from the road. It's the source of all the town's onsens.

Lack of transportation and nothing else to do near by. Literally it’s not officially recognized as of “big 3 hot springs (historical)” although it claimed itself was. Kinda waste of time.

It's a fun place to explore i liked it but i didn't liked the stairs. ☠️

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。

Happy to visit here

It was great to see this important historical geyser but I was sad that it is now operated by a pump. Volcanic activity and earthquake has caused it to not flow so a pump will make it go. Still very interesting to see.

Interesting little place. Nothing amazing, but still worth to see if it's on your way. The tombstone for a poor doggy is noteworthy. Apparently passed away because of exposure to intensely hot water.

Not really anything to see...

(Translated by Google) I visited on Sunday, April 20th. I visited seven hot springs. It is a pity that the geyser no longer erupts naturally. At Ozawa no Yu, there are two pots where you can make hot spring eggs, and I regretted bringing eggs with me. Two groups of people were using the pot and waiting for the finished product. The origin of Seizaemon no Yu is that Seizaemon fell from his horse into the hot water kettle and was burned to death, which was horrifying. Having completed seven rounds, I felt a bit of a sense of accomplishment. (Original) 4月20日(日)に訪問しました。 七湯めぐりをしてきました。 間欠泉は自然に噴出しなくなっており、残念です。 小沢の湯では、温泉卵を作ることができる釜が２つあり、卵を持ってくればと少しばかり後悔しました。二組の方が釜を利用して出来上がりを待っていました。 清左衛門の湯は、清左衛門が馬から湯釜に落ちて焼け死んだことが由来と記されていて、ゾッとしました。 ７つ回ったことで、少しばかり達成感を感じました。

Not quite old faithful but still worthwhile to visit.

Show the heart of Atami and where the springs are from . Whilst just a few melted rocks it’s stk impressive it’s still there. Carefully the water is very hot. The springs was first turned off due to construction in the area , but as we came back it was up and running again

(Translated by Google) Atami Seven Hot Springs: Oyu Geyser It seems that the geyser is now artificially recreated to resemble the original eruption. Even though it's artificial, it's still quite impressive. (Original) 熱海七湯　大湯間歇泉 今は人工的に噴出している様子を再現させているようです 人工的とは言え、なかなか迫力ある

Terrible reservation system, especially if you're a tourist. You need to reserve beforehand, even when there's few people, because only a tiny number of people are allowed in a time slot. It's entirely in Japanese. And you need a Japanese address. And phone number. I had all of those, and managed to enter everything in Japanese, but then simply never got a confirmation email. No way to resend it either. So I gave up, came here for nothing.

Get here early. We arrived around 10am and had to wait 2.5 hours. You can walk around the island while waiting.

(Translated by Google) Three generations of parents and children participated: myself (around 40 years old), my son (5 years old, 110cm tall), and my mother (66 years old). I think the cost performance is good among the forest adventures that are available all over the place. I read a lot of reviews and couldn't find anything about a preschooler conquering the second course, so I joined with the goal of completing half of the course. However, it went more smoothly than I expected and I cleared the first stage. My mother, who decided to participate without knowing why, also whipped her old body, and was thrown off by the zip line at the end of the first stage, but it looked like it was going to be fun. What should we do? I asked my son, and he said, ``I'll do it next time!'' So I started the second stage nervously wondering if I could clear it. In the second stage, the difficulty level increases, the attractions become less fixed, and you can play at your own pace. This is more difficult for people who are heavier because the shaking is more intense. Especially 15 spider nets! I've seen similar playground equipment in parks, but the top and bottom are properly fixed, so I feel like I can climb it smoothly. I had a hard time. The child was hanging on the harness and was moving forward a little with his hands. I feel like it's cheating, but is this possible? The most difficult part was the 18th bridge. It was really difficult to move through the area where there were so many ups and downs. Here is today's biggest difficulty. Children who are unable to reach the ropes of the bridge due to their height and have to carry the harness may lose their footing at a moment's notice. However, because the course is sloped and the finish line is higher, if I let go of my foot, I would be pulled by the harness and end up going back on the course like a reverse zip 3 or 4 times, and I would be unable to proceed on my own. I realized and started crying and got stuck. Hey, hey, it's possible to retire mid-way, I thought, so I went back to my child and carried him on my back (he was floating on a harness, so he wasn't heavy) and crossed the 18th bridge. of. (There was only one person in the basic course. I judged it to be an emergency and went back to help.) It was extremely difficult. Really. My mother did her best. As long as you clear number 18, you'll be at the goal! All three of us did it! And a great sense of accomplishment! it was fun. It was a very good memory. As a result, it turned out that both parent and child are quite comfortable in high places. (I once crossed the Futen suspension bridge at Lake Sagami, but it was so high that I got scared and stopped walking.Compared to that, 7 meters was an okay height.) Other than that, I also went to VOTAN and Asian Garden, but I didn't think it was necessary to pay for either. The open-air bath was lukewarm (-☆), but I thought the view would be nice if the weather was nice. When we went ☁️ By the way, our specs are me and my mother, slow feet, average athleticism. The child has normal legs, is not afraid, but has normal motor skills. Roller coasters are the type that are too scary for children to ride. (Original) 私(アラフォー)、子(5才年中110センチ)、母(66才)の3世代親子で参加しました。 あちこちにあるフォレストアドベンチャーの中では、コスパは良い方だと思います。 さんざんレビューを見ても、未就学児が第二コース制覇したとなかったので、半分クリアを目標に参加。 しかし、思いの外スルスルと進み、第一ステージクリア。訳がわからぬまま参加することになった母も老体に鞭打ち、第一ステージ　最後のジップラインでズッコケていましたがまぁまぁ楽しそう。 どうする？と息子に聞くと、次もやる！とのことだったのでクリアできるかドキドキしながら第2ステージスタート。 第2ステージになると難易度が上がり、アトラクションの固定が少なくなって、自分の比重でブランブラン。これ、体重が重い人ほど揺れが激しくて大変です。 特に15のスパイダーネット！公園の遊具で同じ様なもの見かけるけど、あれは上も下もちゃんと固定されているからスルスルと登れるのだと実感。苦労しました。 子どもはハーネスにぶら下がった状態で、手でちょちょっと進んでいました。ズルな気はするけど、こういうのもアリか。 1番苦労したのは18番のブリッジ。上も下もブランブランする所を進むのは本当に大変でした。ここで本日最大の難所が。 身長的にブリッジのロープに手が届かないために、ハーネスを持ちながら進まなくちゃいけない子どもは、ちょっとした瞬間に足を離してしまうことが。しかしコースに傾斜があってゴールの方が高くなっているため、足が離れるとハーネスに引っ張られて、逆zipの要領でコースを戻ってしまうことが3、4回続き、自分では進めないと悟って泣き出して立ち往生。 おいおいおい、途中リタイヤは出来のですよ、と思案の結果、私が子どものところまで戻り、彼を背中に担いで(ハーネスで浮いているので、重くはない)18番ブリッジを渡るという荒技を。(基本コースの中は1人だけです。緊急事態だと判断し、助けに戻りました) ものすっごく大変でした。本当に。母は頑張った。 18番さえクリアすれば、あとはそのままゴール！3人揃ってやったね〜！と達成感もひとしお！楽しかった。すごく良い思い出になりました。 結果、親子3人とも高い所は結構平気だということが判明。(私は以前相模湖の風天という吊り橋を渡ったことがあるけれど、あれは高くて怖くて足がすくみました。それと比べたら7メートルは大丈夫な高さでした) それ以外に、VOTANとアジアンガーデンにも行きましたが、どちらもお金払ってまでいく必要はないと思いました。お風呂は露天の方がぬるかったのが−☆でしたが、天気が良ければ眺めが良くて良いと思いました。私たちが行った時は☁️ 因みに私たちのスペックは、私&母、足遅い、運動神経普通。子ども、足普通、怖がりではないけど、運動神経も普通。ジェットコースターは子供用でも怖がって乗ってくれないタイプです。

(Translated by Google) I was watching the challenges for 1st grade, 3rd grade, and adults from below. It wasn't until I started playing that I finally understood the meaning of "I can't get out of the course midway through." The 1st grade student was 115 cm tall and barely completed the first course. We gave up on the second course, but the kids were very satisfied! It might be a good idea to bring work gloves. Please note that reservations cannot be made directly at the reception, only online reservations are accepted. (Original) 小1、小3、大人のチャレンジを下から見てました。「途中でコースから抜けられません」の意味がやり始めてからやっとわかりました。小1は身長115センチでギリ第1コース完走でした。第2コースは諦めましたが子供達は大満足でした!軍手は持参するといいかもしれません。受付での直接での予約はできなくてネット予約のみの受付なのでご注意下さい。

(Translated by Google) I took my two third-grader girls with me. It was their second time doing stage 1, but their first time doing stage 2. Stage 1 is definitely something the children can do if they want to, but stage 2 requires a certain level of determination and athletic ability, or they'll struggle. Some people give up on trying the courses and just set up zip lines for each course, which can be completed as long as you're determined. The staff were polite and communicated well with the children, so I felt they felt at ease. (Original) 小3女の子2人を連れて参加しました。 ステージ1は2回目で、ステージ2は初めてでした。ステージ1は本人がやりたいと言えば全然できるレベル、ステージ2はそれなりの覚悟と運動能力がないと苦労します。コースにチャレンジすることは諦めて、一つ一つのコースをジップライン張りに行く人もいて、覚悟さえあれば完遂はできます。 係の方は丁寧で子どもへのコミュニケーションもちゃんとしていて、安心感があると思いました。

(Translated by Google) The view from up high was amazing! Even a first grade child enjoyed it. Work gloves, socks, pants, and sneakers are essential. If you don't have enough, you can purchase them. There were no staff supervising the athletic facilities themselves, and after an explanation it was up to each person to do their own thing...that was a bit worrying for me. (Original) 高いところからの景色は最高でした！ 小1の子供でも楽しめました。 軍手、靴下、ズボン、スニーカーは必須です。足りない場合は購入することも出来ます。 アスレチック自体にスタッフさんの見守りは特になく、説明した後は各自の責任で…という感じだったので、そこだけちょっと不安でした。

(Translated by Google) I went in the scorching heat of August. There were stages 1 and 2, and stage 2 was so hard I got sore muscles, but it was so much fun! (Original) ８月の猛暑に行きました ステージ1.2があり、2は筋肉痛になるぐらいハードで楽しかったです！

A statue of a man beating up his ex-lover. It's hilarious that the note says "it does not promote violence" lol

Golden demon against the diamond

(Translated by Google) This bronze statue of Kan'ichi Omiya, famous for Koyo Ozaki's Golden Demon, is located on the street just east of the Atami coast. (Original) 尾崎紅葉の金色夜叉で有名な貫一お宮の銅像。熱海の海岸の直ぐ東側の通りにある。

(Translated by Google) This is a bronze statue that I definitely wanted to see when I came to Atami! The statue clearly shows Kan'ichi's wounded heart. (Original) 熱海に来たら、絶対に見たかった銅像です！ 貫一の傷ついた心が、手に取るように分かる銅像でした。

(Translated by Google) I assumed it was on a sandy beach. It has been developed as a tourist spot and is easy to see. Sightseeing by car is difficult as there is no parking space. (Original) 砂浜にあるのかと思い込んでいました。観光地として整備されていて見やすくなっていました。車での観光は駐車スペースが無いので難しいです。

(Translated by Google) There are designer manhole covers on the sidewalks on both sides of the road. You can get a manhole cover card at Atami City Hall. (Original) 道路挟んだ両側の歩道にデザインマンホールあり。 熱海市役所でマンホールカードもらえる。

(Translated by Google) Speaking of Atami, the ATAMI bronze statue is what comes to mind. It looks like the statue of Mickey and Walt in front of the castle at the Tokyo Disneyland. (Original) 熱海といえばなthe ATAMIな銅像。 the TDLの城前のMickeyとウォルトさんの銅像のような感じですね✨☺️

I visited the areas on 5 Feb 25. Majority of the trees already blooming.The wind was strong and you could see flower petals flying and dropping. The flowers and flying petals were beautiful but weather was windy and cold . Wear sufficient warm clothing and wear gloves to enjoy the view and walk.

Visited on: 19 Feb 2025 Wanted to go to Kawazu but saw online that cherry blossoms haven't bloomed. Changed to Atami at the last minute after reading others' postings that the trees here have bloomed. Recommended to come in the morning to avoid the afternoon crowd.

I visited this place on 20 Feb 2025. The early blooming sakura is in full bloom. I took shinkansen from Tokyo station to Atami then take the bus from Atami station and stop at Ginza bus stop. Walked along the river lined up with cherry blossom trees. They are so pretty. This is my first time seeing cherry blossom so I was in awe. There are a lot of spots for photo options. I went there around 8am so there are not a lot of people it is very calming strolling along the river with cherry blossom trees around me. Would definitely recommend everyone to visit this place to view the early blooming Sakura and avoid the crowd in April.

I visited on 1st Feb. The blossoms were not in full bloom, but they were still beautiful. It's a nice walk along the river and it wasn't crowded.

Visited on 20/2 afternoon. A nice stroll along the river for flower blossom. Easy to find packing nearby.

Beautiful early blooming cherry trees (Atami-zakura) are lined along this small river and walking path. Located in the city center area - we parked very close by in a fee lot next to FamilyMart. We also arrived early in the morning to avoid the afternoon crowds. 🌸Half way bloomed on February 7, 2023🌸

Atami sakura along the river is so beautiful, i visited on 14Feb2025 and it’s in full bloom.

(Translated by Google) Nostalgic smart ball. It wasn't the type where you got a ball when you put it in the hole, but a bingo game where you got a prize. How about feeling nostalgic in a hot spring town? It was 18 balls for 500 yen each time. (Original) 懐かしのスマートボール。穴に入ると出球がもらえるタイプではなく、ビンゴで景品がもらえるものでした。温泉街で懐かしさを感じるのもいかがでしょうか。一回500円で18球でした。

(Translated by Google) Fun for adults and children alike! A retro playground we discovered in Atami! ✂︎————————————— 🍴Store Information: Yushima Amusement Park 🗾Address: 5-9 Ginza-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 413-0013 🚃Access: 15-minute walk from Atami Station 🕰Hours: 1 PM - 7 PM 🏡Closed: Thursdays ————————————✂︎ We discovered this place while strolling around Atami.💡 The retro atmosphere drew us in and we went inside! Inside, you can enjoy pinball and shooting galleries. Ceramic ornaments are available as prizes. It's only 500 yen per visit, so be sure to check it out when you visit Atami! ♪ Honest Review: Value for Money: ★★★★ Fun: ★★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★★ Recommended Uses: Friends: ◎ Dates: ◎ On Instagram @tokyo_umauma, I share my favorite gourmet experiences, mainly in Tokyo. *I occasionally post gourmet information about travel destinations. I'd love it if you followed me! 🐰🍴 #AtamiTourism #YushimaAmusementPark #AtamiTrip (Original) 大人から子どもまで楽しめる！熱海で出会ったレトロな遊び場！ ✂︎———————————— 🍴お店情報　ゆしま遊戯場 🗾住　　所　〒413-0013 静岡県熱海市銀座町５−９ 🚃アクセス　熱海駅から徒歩15分 🕰営業時間　13-19時 🏡定　　休　木曜日 ————————————✂︎ 熱海をぶらぶら歩いていたら発見💡 レトロな雰囲気に誘われて入店！ 中ではピンボールや射的が楽しめます。 景品は陶器でできた置物がもらえます。 一回500円で楽しめるので、熱海観光に行った際はぜひ行ってみてね♪ 正直レビュー
コスパ　：★★★★
楽しさ：★★★★
総合評価：★★★★ おすすめ利用シーン 友達:◎ デート:◎ インスタグラム@tokyo_umauma では、実際に足を運んで感じたグルメ情報を東京中心にお伝えします。 ※不定期で旅行先のグルメ情報もアップします。 ぜひフォローいただけると嬉しいです🐰🍴 #熱海観光 #ゆしま遊戯場 #熱海旅行

(Translated by Google) It was my first time visiting, and I was surprised by the intimidating attitude of the male staff member. When a family who had been there before us got angry at the way the staff member spoke to them and left, the male staff member whispered, "Don't come here, you idiots!" and continued to be intimidating to other customers afterwards... It's a shame for a shop with a retro Showa-era feel, but I think it would be better for them to close if they are making people who have come to enjoy themselves feel uncomfortable. If you want to have a fun trip, I recommend you not visit. (Original) 初めて訪問させていただきましたが、男性店員の威圧感たっぷりの対応にビックリしました。自分達より前に入っていた家族が店員の物の言い方に怒って帰ってしまった時に男性店員が小さな声で「バカヤロくるんじゃねよっ」その後も違うお客さんにも威圧的…昭和のレトロ感があるお店でもったいないと思いますが、せっかく遊びに来た人達を不快な思いにさせるのなら閉店した方が良いのではないかと思います。 皆さんも楽しい旅行をしたいのならば訪問しない方が良いと思います。

(Translated by Google) An old-fashioned playground. There is a smart ball and a shooting gallery. All the prizes are ceramic figurines, so be careful not to take any home with you. There are no prizes that children would like, but the shooting gallery, where you hit the rows of targets, is fun. (Original) 昔ながらの遊び場。 スマートボールと射的があります。 景品が全て、陶器でできた置物がもらえるので持ち帰りに注意です。 子どもの好きそうな景品はありませんが、ズラッと並んだ的に当てる射的は楽しいです。

(Translated by Google) A traditional hot spring town playground. You can enjoy shooting and smart ball in Showa style. This hot spring culture I hope will remain because Atami has been restored. I shot a target for the first time in a long time, and I hit it more than I expected, so it was fun. The prize is a cute retro bear. I didn't have enough points, but I got 2 extra fish! (Original) 昔ながらの温泉街の遊戯場。射的やスマートボールが昭和スタイルで楽しめます。 熱海が復興したからこそ残ってほしいこの温泉文化。 久々に射的をしたら思いの外当たるし楽しかったです。 景品もレトロなクマさんがかわいい。点数が少し足りなかったけど、おまけして2匹もらっちゃいました！

(Translated by Google) For 500 yen, you can play at Yushima Amusement Park's shooting gallery (8 cork bullets). Shooting down the lined targets earns you 1, 2, 10, or 20 points. If you line up the smart balls in a straight line vertically, horizontally, or diagonally, you'll win a prize. You can win prizes based on the points you get. The prizes aren't particularly impressive, but they're fun and interesting, and make for a great memory of your time at the hot springs town. The lady even gave us some free gifts. Customers keep coming in to have fun, and quite a few celebrities have visited, with many autographs on display. (Original) 500円で、遊べる『ゆしま遊技場』射的(コルク弾8個)並んでいる的を撃ち落とすと1点、2点と10点、20点と得点を獲得できる。 スマートボールは、縦横斜めに一直線に並ぶと景品が貰える。 点数に応じて商品を貰える。あまり大した商品はないですが、楽しめて面白いし温泉街の思い出になる。おばちゃんもおまけしてくれた。 お客さんもどんどん楽しみに入って来るし、有名人も結構訪れてサインが、多く飾ってある。

(Translated by Google) I wonder what the old playground looked like? It was a shop full of Showa retro vibes. We played smart ball and target shooting, and got a small cup that seemed unusable and a rabbit zodiac figurine. This is what an old-fashioned shop is like. It's about enjoying the atmosphere. (Original) 昔の遊技場はこんな感じだったんだろうなぁ 昭和レトロ感満載のお店でした。 スマートボールと射的を興じて、使えそうにない小さいカップとウサギの干支の置物をゲット。 こんなもんです、昔ながらのお店は。 雰囲気を味わうものです。