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.

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)

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! 🌴✨

A pretty small 3 floors shopping mall. 1st floor super market, 2nd floor pharmacy (sonething like wastons). 3rd floor restaurant. All vloses at 8pm.

Excellent mall in the train station. Many pickle and tsukudani shops. I liked the ones from Atami Asajirou a lot.

Closes so early.

(Translated by Google) The station building is right outside the Atami Station ticket gate. Various souvenirs are available. Atami T-shirts and tote bags are not just food items. There is a resting space on the rooftop. Although the view is limited, it is a nice place with a sense of openness. The toilet here is empty. (Original) 熱海駅改札出てすぐの駅ビル。各種土産物が揃う。熱海Tシャツやトートバッグなど食料品にとどまらない。屋上には休憩スペースあり。眺めは限られるが開放感のあるよい場所。ここのトイレは空いている。

(Translated by Google) This is the so-called station building attached to Atami Station. The first and part of the second floor are filled with souvenir shops selling a wide variety of souvenirs, including local Atami and Shizuoka specialties. There is also a restaurant area, so it's worth stopping by before boarding the Shinkansen. (Original) 熱海駅に併設された、所謂駅ビル。一階と二階の一部におみやげ物売り場がたくさん入ってて、熱海名産品、静岡の名産品などいろんな種類のお土産が売られています。レストラン街もあって、新幹線乗車前には一度のぞく価値ありです。

(Translated by Google) Lussca Atami is a commercial facility directly connected to Atami Station on the JR East Tokaido Line, JR East Ito Line, and JR Central Tokaido Shinkansen. It's a three-story building with a rooftop. Floors 1-3 are occupied by general retail stores, with the rooftop area being a barbecue area. First of all, this facility is a vital landmark in the tourist-famous Atami area, where many tourists flock. The clean restrooms are available. The second floor is for women only, while the third floor is a hidden gem. While the rooftop is a hidden gem, please note that there are only a few restrooms. Additionally, the rooftop is not accessible by escalator; you must use the stairs (or elevator). The second floor is home to a souvenir shop with a well-selected selection of Atami souvenirs. The store manager and staff offer excellent recommendations. In addition to the souvenir shops and restaurants, there's also a Welcia drugstore and CanDo 100-yen shop, making it surprisingly convenient. The view from the rooftop is also great, so it's a great place to take photos! (Original) JR東日本 東海道線、JR東日本 伊東線、JR東海 東海道新幹線の熱海駅直結の商業施設、ラスカ（Lussca）熱海さんです。3階建て屋上付き施設です。1~3階までが一般店舗商業施設が入っており、屋上がバーベキューができる施設となっています。 まずこちらの施設、観光地で有名な熱海で多数の観光客が訪れる中、きれいなお手洗いが利用できる非常に重要なランドマークです。2Fは女性専用、3Fが穴場。屋上は穴場ですが、お手洗い数が少ないのでご注意下さい。また屋上へはエスカレーターではアクセス出来ず、基本階段（またはエレベーター）利用する必要があります。 2F部分はお土産物屋さんがあり、結構熱海のお土産が厳選されており、店長さん，店員さんおおすすめがあり非常に良いです。 お土産物屋さん，飲食店街の他に、ウエルシア（ドラッグストア）、CanDo（100円ショップ）もあり意外に使い勝手が良いです。 屋上からの眺めもとても良いので写真を撮るのにもおすすめです！

(Translated by Google) This shopping mall is adjacent to Atami Station. There are restaurants, 100-yen shops, a Starbucks, and more. You can also see the station from the rooftop. (Original) 熱海駅に隣接しているショッピングモールです。飲食店や100均やスターバックスなどもあります。屋上も駅前を眺める事ができます。

Standard mcdonalds just outside Atami station

the location is very convenient and you don’t have to find it,Just outside the Atami station. Spacious and clean. Stuffs are good and food is as per japanese macdonald standard.

Good location straight from Atami Station . It open at 7:30 making it a easy choice for breakfast

Nice customer service. However, the samurai burguer was way too sweet, and fries were cold.

Great service from Nonaka San! Store manager was very attentive and cared about allergy concerns. I don't usually eat at MD's but being from the U.S. and in a foreign country the service here made us feel at home.

Very nice service and kindly staff when I eat chicken cheese burger she said wait 3 minutes but she will provide within 2 minutes fresh

Good location, so-so service.

It was a great meal filled with lots of fresh vegetables and fish if you wanted. All the dishes come with soup and choice of drink(lunch menu). The environment was very cozy and beautiful the staff was very sweet. Highly, highly recommend. Best veg place in Atami!

Had a really nice vegan lunch here - they put lots of local harvested organic roasted veggies with different tastes in one plate which was really amazing and tasted really good. Had to wait long because it was crowded but totally worth it

(Translated by Google) A cafe with delicious vegetables near Kinomiya Shrine. The vegetable and seafood plate is a colorful array of flavorful vegetables and is ample in volume. When you choose bread or rice, brown rice bread comes with it. The two additional sandwiches I ordered were the egg sandwich, which had sweet and delicious eggs, and the vegetable burger, which had a rich cheese accent and was highly recommended. There is also a footbath, so feel free to bring your own towel. There is a parking lot for 5 cars. However, the opening hours seem to depend on the ingredients, so it might be a good idea to call before going. (Original) 来宮神社近くの野菜が美味しいカフェ。 野菜とシーフードのプレートは、味のしっかりした野菜が彩り豊かに盛り付けられ、ボリュームは十分です。パンかライスでパンを選ぶと玄米パンがついてきました。 追加で頼んだ2種類のサンドは、たまごが甘くて美味しいたまごサンドと、野菜のバーガーはチーズが濃厚でアクセントになっていておすすめです。 足湯もあるので、タオル持参で楽しめる。 駐車場は5台分あります。ただし、営業時間は食材次第らしいので、行く前に電話で確認中したほうがいいかも。

(Translated by Google) I visited Kinomiya Shrine after visiting there. The time was almost 13:00. There are 3 groups of customers We were shown to a counter seat facing the terrace. You could always hear the sound of the river flowing, which made it feel cool, and you could see the bougainvillea on the terrace outside the window, which created an indescribably cute atmosphere. There were ornaments and dried flowers throughout the store, making it a cute and pleasant space. The dish was a plate full of brightly colored vegetables, and even without the recommended sauce, the vegetables had their own flavor and were delicious. It's irresistible for vegetable lovers. I was full from just the vegetables. It was about 1,600 yen with soup and coffee. Recommended for those who want to eat lots of vegetables. The parking lot can accommodate 5.6 cars. It's a small shop, so it might be crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. It might be better to make a reservation. (Original) 来宮神社に参拝してから伺いました。時間は13時近く。先客は3組 テラスを向いたカウンター席に案内していただきました。 川の流れる音が常に聞こえていて涼しげで、窓の外のテラス席のブーゲンビリアが見えてなんとも言えない可愛らしい雰囲気でした。 店内至る所にも置物やドライフラワーがあり可愛らしく、気持ちの良い空間でした。 お料理はワンプレートに色鮮やかなお野菜が盛られており、勧められたソースをかけなくても十分お野菜本来の味で美味しくいただきました。 お野菜好きにはたまらないです。 お野菜だけでお腹いっぱいになりました。 スープ、コーヒーがついて1600円くらいだったかな？ お野菜をガッツリ食べたい方にはオススメです。 駐車場は5.6台止められます。 小さいお店なので土日は混むかもしれませんね。 予約した方が良いかもしれません。

(Translated by Google) On the way to the Izu Peninsula, we took a lunch break at Kinowa. It was really good. You can eat your dog on the terrace, and there is also a footbath corner. The menu uses organic vegetables and the taste of the vegetables is very delicious. I ordered a healthy plate, a hamburger steak with vegetables, and Neapolitan spaghetti with vegetables. Dessert is fondant au choco and barley pudding. It was a very fun and delicious discovery for the eyes. It's truly a vegetable paradise. I will go again (^^) (Original) 伊豆半島の行く途中にkinowaでお昼休憩をしました。ものすごくよかったです。 テラスではワンちゃんと食べられますし、足の湯のコーナーもあります。 メニューですはオーガニックの野菜を使っていて野菜の味がとても美味しいです。 ヘルシープレートと野菜盛り付けのハンバーグと野菜のナポリタンスパゲッティを注文しました。 デザートはフォンダンオショコと大麦プリン。 目にも非常に楽しくて美味しい発見でした。 本当に野菜パラダイスです。 また行きます(^^)

(Translated by Google) A popular store near Kinomiya Shrine. The lunch menu is limited, so which one should I choose? The menu looks so delicious that you'll have to seriously think about it. In the end, I decided on hamburgers and seafood, and I was very satisfied with how healthy and beautiful they looked. The chiffon and Japanese-style pudding for dessert were delicious, and I was happy to be able to try different flavors. I would like to enjoy the terrace seats during the cherry blossom season. I will go again! (Original) 来宮神社近くの人気店。ランチメニューは少ないのに、どれにしよう？と真剣に悩んでしまうほど美味しそうなメニューばかり。 結局、ハンバーグとシーフードにしたけれど、ヘルシーで見た目もきれいで大満足でした。 デザートのシフォンと和風プリンも美味しくて、味変も出来て嬉しかった。 桜の時期はテラス席で楽しみたいですね。また行きます！

(Translated by Google) It is located just across the Itokawa from Kinomiya Shrine, a power spot for healthy longevity and the fulfillment of your dreams. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary house, so if you don't miss the sign, you'll likely walk right past it. There are also 5 parking spaces nearby, which is convenient. It was past 1 o'clock when I visited, but the only seats available were at the counter, so I took a seat on the terrace with a footbath. Although it was a small footbath, it had a strong presence and I was quite satisfied. The power of Itokawa's water is amazing, and the sound and wind make you feel refreshed. What I received on this day Sauteed seafood and 10 types of vegetables 1500 yen (excluding tax) Today's Omakase Lunch 1300 Mocha chiffon 580 Tea chocolate 580 Barley pudding 430 Today's omakase lunch was a Japanese-style hamburger steak, and it had a gentle flavor with organic vegetables. It's colorfully arranged on one plate, and the visual information makes it even more delicious! This is important, isn't it? The handmade sweets are also available at Kinomiya Shrine, and the rustic barley pudding was especially delicious. We had some organic vegetables lined up in the case in front of the entrance, but the prices were aggressive. I wondered from a smart housewife's perspective that it would be nice if they sold several types of products as a set. (Original) 健康長寿や心願成就のパワースポット来宮神社から糸川を挟んですぐ向かい側にあります。 一見普通の住宅なので看板を見落とさないようにしないと通り過ぎてしまいそうです。 駐車スペースも隣接に5台ありますから便利です。 伺った時間は1時も過ぎてでしたが店内はカウンター席しか空きがなかったので足湯のあるテラス席にしました。 小さな足湯とは言え存在感しっかりあり結構満足しました。 糸川の水のパワーが凄くて音に風に清々しい気分になります。 この日いただいたのは シーフードと10種類の野菜ソテー　1500（外税） 本日のおまかせランチ　1300 モカシフォン　580 お茶ショコラ　580 麦こがしプリン　430 本日のおまかせランチは和風ハンバーグでしたが、有機野菜ともに優しい味付けです。 ワンプレートに彩よく盛られていて視覚情報から美味しさUPです！これ大切ですよねー。 手作りスイーツは来宮神社でも提供されているもので特に素朴な味わいの麦こがしプリンは美味しかったです。 入口正面のケースに並んだ有機野菜を少しいただきましたが、お値段強気の設定です。 どうせなら何種類かをセット販売していただけると嬉しいかなぁ…と賢い主婦目線で思ったりしました。

Very close to the seaside, spacious and opens at 7am! Food is ok, free drinks bar, bit the robot waiter and the full automation takes aways the experience

Not a bad place. Definitely worth a stop for a quick bite and then move on to next place. Nothing really good or bad about this place. Price was fair, food was good, view is nice.

We went there for coffee (as the name suggested!), but turns out you can’t order drinks alone — food is a must. Sadly, not a single vegan option on the menu, not even a simple Margherita pizza. The best (and worst) part? It’s fully self-service. No host, no one to ask for help. You order from a tablet on the table, but if you have allergy questions… good luck finding someone! Thankfully, one elderly lady cleaning tables was kind enough to assist us. We were also excited to see that a robot would serve the food — but since we couldn’t order, there wasn’t much to serve. Overall, a disappointing experience. Technology is great, but you simply can’t replace human warmth in the service industry.

It is a rare style at a Japanese family restaurant where you can eat with your dog. The waitress is friendly and professional, and the food is of high quality. The scenery is also wonderful.

This is pretty good and affordable just like any other Jonathan’s restaurants. The only difference is that there is sand on the floor because it’s near the beach. It has a nice view of the ocean and it’s great for families. If you find yourself in the area stop by!

It's your run of the mill Jonathan family restaurant, so the food is as you would expect. What makes this place a little special is the location - it's right on the beach front and offers some great views while you dine. Not worth a detour, but if you're nearby and just want to get something quick, it's not bad.

We get the queue from reception machine and wait for so long without any staff recognizing even there are few customers in the restaurant. Order food from tablet is weird. After we ordered breakfast, the system asked us to add free flow drink bar at cost of 439yen so we decided not to order. After the breakfast order submitted, the system showed the price for free flow drink bar at lower price of 249yen instead. However, this restaurant is at very good location to sit and see the sun beach in Atami.

10/21/2025 - The Hanano Yousei Restaurant & Sweets 花の妖精 is a cafe located just across the Hotel New Akon Horizon Wing providing simple coffee (no cuppucino), parfaits and fruits teas while dining on the cliff overlooking the ocean and the Hotel. In Japan, it is not easy to find a restaurant offering a cuppucino drink due to a high daily maintenance reason!

If you are lucky to have seat around window, yeah you will enjoy a beautiful view and dessert. I don’t think that the dessert would make you feel wow!! This is very delicious. I can say that yes all is good while you can enjoy the beautiful sky and beautiful view. If you have a seat that cannot see any view, i think it is not that worth for tho..

beautiful view, but old environment with old and poorly maintained furniture. The Parfait ¥ didn't match the price, we didn't like the service. I found a plastic bag of oshibori on floor where I sat.

This is the type of cafe that is good to experience it just once.. Do not expect to have fantastic food or variety, but all for the grams The pomelo parfait was honestly overpriced, but not bad, maybe peach or strawberry when it was in season could have been better :( But the view and the vibes are definitely 100/100

Quaint little cafe with booth style tables facing the sea. Great views and a decently good dessert menu but definitely on the pricey side. Also pretty popular so expect to have to wait

Fruit tea and ice cream was delicious

The tables are facing windows so you can see beautiful ocean views . pricey but okay taste…

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.

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.

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

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!

They prepared the fish we caught on our fishing trip, along with some grilled shellfish. It was wonderful and convenient for us. So cool to eat our own fresh catch!

The seafood was fresh and delicious! The staff were friendly and tried their best to explain things to us despite our lack of proficiency in Japanese. They brought some of the things we ordered (clams, scallop, conch shells) fresh out of the water to show us before heading back to the kitchen and popping them on the grill. This place has a bit of a roadside restaurant vibe, so you’re really paying for the fresh seafood and not the ambience, but I quite enjoyed watching the cars drive by and the atmosphere of the restaurant. It reminded me of travelling abroad and being in South East Asia! Some parts of the shellfish were very gritty, but really, that’s to be expected with shellfish.

Very nice experience . We were walking next to the port and by chance we found this restaurant. The seafood was very good. We didn’t k ow the abalone seafood and the discovery was amazing. I really recommend it !

Terrible service from waitress and kitchen. One of the dishes was different from the picture in the menu. First waitress said that it's like that because they didn't have the ingredient today. I called another waitress, this time magically the ingredient was there. Also too expensive for the food, no different from other restaurants in the city but with double of price.

Such a great spot to eat seafood fresh off the boat! The owner, who runs the fishing charter, spoke fluent English. Staff were friendly. Authentic Japanese experience and foreigner friendly.

Best seafood in Atami. Cold beer on tap or in bottles.Very reasonably priced. Friendly staff too. Excellent restaurant.

It was much better than expected.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular view. The garden is also beautiful. Until you reach the restaurant It's an exciting journey! The view from the parking lot is also wonderful. The food is elegant and delicious, All you have to do is choose your dessert and you can eat it all. It was a very satisfying course. salad and quiche Soup (choose cold or hot) Main (meat or fish) Dessert (I think there were more than 10 types) 10 people for a family celebration Reserve the semi-private room in the back. It's great for any celebration, Would love to go on a date ❤️ (Original) 絶景。お庭もステキ。 レストランに辿り着くまでも ワクワクする道のりです！ 駐車場からの景色も素晴らしい。 お料理も上品でおいしくて、 デザートは選んだだけ、全部食べられて 大満足なコースでした。 サラダandキッシュ スープ（冷製が温かいものか選べました） メイン　（お肉かお魚） デザート　（10種類以上あったと思う） 家族のお祝い事に10人で 奥の半個室を貸切で。 お祝いごとにもとてもよいですし、 デートでもぜひ❤️

(Translated by Google) I visited on my birthday in October. It was a sunny day and the scenery was beautiful. I had the chef's choice full course. I come back satisfied with the taste every time. The dessert cart service is very satisfying, and you could just have the appetizer platter and bread, but you'll never get tired of the wagyu beef fillet and lobster, no matter how many times you eat them. There are other French restaurants around Atami and Hakone, but the food at Shunyotei is a full-course meal that will make you want to come back again. I'll visit you again next spring. This is a wonderful restaurant where you can enjoy the fresh air while looking at the flowers in the garden and the carp in the pond. (Original) 10月の誕生日に伺いました。晴れて景色も素晴らしい日でした。シェフおまかせフルコースをいただきました。毎回美味しさに満足して帰ります。デザートのワゴンサービスは満足度が高く、前菜盛り合わせとパンだけでも良いくらいですが、和牛フィレとオマール海老は何回食べても飽きません。熱海〜箱根の周辺はフレンチのお店は他にもありますが、春陽亭のお料理はまた来たいと思えるフルコースです。次回また春に伺います。お庭のお花や池の鯉を眺めながら新鮮な空気も味わえる素晴らしいレストランです。

(Translated by Google) The flowers and plants in the well-kept garden are very cute, and the beautiful scenery of the Izu Sea and islands is spectacular. 😊 You can enjoy delicious French cuisine in a classic atmosphere, and every dish from appetizers to main desserts is exquisite. Recommended restaurant for your loved one's anniversary😊 (Original) 手入れの行き届いたお庭のお花や草木がとっても可愛く、伊豆海と島々の美しい景色が絶景です。 😊 クラシカルな雰囲気で、味わい深い美味しいフレンチが楽しめ、前菜からメインデザートまで、どのお料理も絶品です。 大切な方の記念日にオススメのレストラン😊

(Translated by Google) I went there for lunch. Please note that the parking lot is located above the road, so if you miss the Shunyotei sign, you may end up passing by. From the parking lot, you have to walk through the garden and climb the stairs to get to the store, so it may be difficult for people with walking disabilities, but there is a different route that can take you to the store, so it's not a problem for people with walking disabilities. I think the route is good. The entrance to the store is at the top of the stairs, so if you're in a wheelchair, you might want to check to see if it's wheelchair accessible and has a back entrance. Lunch is reasonably priced, but if you have the option to change the main dish, the price will be better. The food is delicious overall and the scenery is beautiful, with a beautiful view of the ocean when the weather is clear. (Original) lunchで食事しに行かせて頂きました。 駐車場は道路から上に上がった場所にある為、春陽亭の看板を見落すと通り過ぎる場合がありそうなので注意して下さい。 駐車場からはお庭を散策しながら階段を登りながら歩いてお店まで向かうので足の悪い方には厳しそうですが、お店まで行ける別ルートの道があるので足が不自由な方は別ルートが良いかと思います。 お店は階段を上がった先に玄関があるので車椅子は車椅子対応で裏口があるか確認した方が良いかもしれません。 lunchは優しい値段ですが、オプションでメイン料理を変えると良い値段になります。 料理は全体的に美味しく景色も晴れている時は海も綺麗に見れて素敵な場所です。

(Translated by Google) A detached restaurant located on a hill that cannot be seen from the road. A restaurant where you can feel the first-class hospitality that has been operated in resort areas. This time I ordered the S course for a small lunch, and it was very satisfying. If you make a particular request, the food will be served slowly, so it's best to have plenty of time. The saucer of the cold soup is made with flowers that are blooming in the garden, making it a soup that is pleasing to the eye. The highlight is the dessert. You can choose 5 types out of more than 10 types, but for an additional fee you can eat all the types. Only my wife paid an additional fee and received one piece of each type of dessert. This is a restaurant you would definitely want to enjoy on a sunny day or at dusk while enjoying the view. There is one more wonderful restaurant that I would like to visit again. (Original) 道路からは見えない高台にある一軒家レストラン。リゾート地で営まれてきた一流のおもてなしを感じるお店。今回は少量のランチのSコースをオーダーしましたが十分な満足度の高さ。特に要望をしやければゆっくり配膳されてきますので時間に余裕があったほうが良いです。 冷静スープの受け皿には庭に咲いている花を上手く使っており目でも楽しませてくれるスープです。 目玉はデザート。十数種類の中から5種類セレクト出来ますが、追加料金で全種類食べ放題になります。妻の方だけ追加料金を支払い全種類のデザートを1ピースずつ盛り付けて頂きました。 ここはぜひ晴れた日中か夕暮れ時に景色を見ながら楽しみたいレストランです。 また訪れたい素敵なレストランがまた1つ増えました。

(Translated by Google) The garden is beautiful, and the view from the shop is also wonderful. I visited for dinner, but I think you'll be able to see the sea better during lunch, so I'd like to go again for lunch next time. A very quiet and calm shop that feels like a house. The courses were delicious, and I'm happy that you can share as much as you like in the dessert cart at the end. (Original) お庭も素敵ですし、お店からの眺望も素敵です。ディナーで訪れましたが、お昼の方が海が見られるだろうなぁと思うので、次回はランチでまた行きたいです。 とても静かで落ち着いた一軒家のようなお店。 コースも美味しかったですし、最後のデザートワゴン、好きなだけ取り分けてくださるのが嬉しいです。

(Translated by Google) For lunch, I had a course of plump lobster. A wonderful French restaurant that pops up by chance on your way to Atami. It has a history of just under 40 years. It was nice from the gate you drive in, but from there you walk through the garden, to the parking lot with a view of the ocean, and then inside...the path gets more and more exciting. When you enter the building, you will find a calm space. I was surprised that a place like this existed in Atami. The course begins with a portion of melted cheese, followed by quiche and salad. This quiche was packed with vegetables and was very delicious. When I think of quiche, I think of it as being hardened with eggs, but it changes my image in a good way. soup. Today it's pumpkin soup. The flavor of the material itself stands out. And the main Omar. Served with a simple and delicate Americana sauce. Not only does the omar itself have a chewy texture, but the seasoning is also exquisite. Omar's Américaine sauce can sometimes erase the flavor of Omar, but it makes the best use of the ingredients. The accompanying bread was also freshly baked and delicious. Finally, dessert carry. I received all of it, but it was such a luxury. I heard that they also have a tart shop in front of Yugawara, which caught my attention. It was a good shop with courteous service until the end. I would like to visit you again when I come to Atami. (Original) ランチでプリップリのオマール海老のコースをいただきました。 熱海に向かう途中にひょっこりと現れる、素敵なフレンチ。40年弱の歴史があるとのこと。 車で入る門構えからして素敵でしたが、そこから庭を通り抜け、海の見える駐車場へ、さらに中へ…と、どんどん気持ちを高めてくれる導線。 建物の中に入ると落ち着いた空間。 こんな場所が熱海にあるとは…と驚きました。 コースは最初にころっとしたチーズのポーションが出てきて、そのあとキッシュとサラダ。 このキッシュが、中に野菜がゴロゴロ入っていてとても美味しかった。キッシュというと卵で固めるイメージだったけど、いい意味でイメージを変えてくれます。 スープ。この日はカボチャのスープ。素材そのものの旨味が引き立ちます。 そして、メインのオマール。シンプルかつ繊細なアメリケーヌソースていただきます。オマールそのもののぷりぷり感もさることながら、味付けも絶品。オマールのアメリケーヌソース仕立ては、オマールの味をやや消してしまうこともありますが、これは素材をしっかり生かしている。 付け合わせのパンも、焼き立てで美味しかったです。 最後に、デザートキャリー。 全部いただいてしまいましたが、なんとも贅沢。湯河原前にタルトのお店もやっているとのことで、気になりました。 最後までサービス丁寧で、良きお店でした。熱海にきたらまた伺いたいと思います。

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.

After a long climb up many stairs, you reach the inner sanctuary - which provides some beautiful views of Atami, but to reach the main shrine you must continue along a trail up the mountain for an hour or so - which we didn't do, but hope to on a future visit. So for a complete visit, make sure you have at least a couple hours in your schedule, wear comfortable shoes, and be ready for some cardio!

The upside parking was available to visite the izusan shrine.

One of the most beautiful shrines I’ve been to. The grounds of this shrine were spectacular, with incredible views over the coast, a large koi pond, beautiful trees including cherry blossom trees and benches to sit and enjoy the view. There are over 150 stairs you’ll need to climb to reach the top but it’s definitely worth it. The shrine shop sells ema and omamori and there’s also a small area you can go “fishing” for a fortune.

The view from the top is beautiful! We went on New Year’s Day around 10am and there weren’t too many people. An hour later though, it got crowded really quickly. Still, definitely worth going if you’re in the area!

Coca-Cola vending machine on top of the stairs for those who cannot survive without a drink. Nice nice point

Power spot shrine from Kamakura era

One of the well known Shinto shrines in the area, with historical ties to Minamoto no Yoritomo, the founder of Kamakura Shogunate in the 12th century. Legends state that Yoritomo and his future wife Hojo Masako used this place as a secret meeting spot. Accessible via local bus from Atami Station, or car (free parking available). The shrine is literally on the cliffside, and the view towards the sea is great. Must need strong legs and will to go up the long stairs.

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. ☠️

A modern and comprehensive station with cafe, shopping, supermarket and drug store and a short walk from Atami Nakamise. This is the station I see many interesting trains.

Steam from hot springs curls into ocean air; the station glows with weekend excitement. Atami is both retreat and reunion — laughter against surf, neon against starlight. The Tōkaidō Line ends in warmth, its rails gleaming toward tomorrow’s tide. Tourist Tip: Gateway to Izu Peninsula. Enjoy hot springs, seaside fireworks, and onsen ryokan stays. A fitting finale for a journey from Tokyo’s glass to the ocean’s blue.

A very well kept train station with modern design and brigh lights. There are shops there with friendly staffs for you to explore and get last minute souvenirs or a bite to eat before boarding your train. However I'm very disappointed with the JR staff at the JR counter next to the gates at the main entrance, he was very rude, didn't let me finish my question regarding the location of train stamp, cut me off mid sentence and slammed the window shut, this happened on the 21st October 2025 at 7:50pm.

Compact and easy to navigate train station. The shopping and souvenir center are good

If you're going to Atami station, and your used to the speedy transit system from Tokyo, be prepared to wait a little longer for your train here. Depending on where your going from Atami station, you may be able to get the exact time slots for departures/arrivals. And if so, it's best to find that out ahead of time. Going to Tokyo, I waited for about 20 minutes. That's just the nature of a non busy station. So plan ahead of time. If not, no worries. They do have a shopping area connected to the station that you can explore a bit while waiting for your train.

From this station, you can get to Hamamatsu from the westbound train on the Tokaido Line , from the eastbound of the Tokaido Line, you can get to the center of Tokyo (Shinagawa, Tokyo, Ueno) and also on the Ito Line, you can get to Ito and Izukyu-Shimoda. From here you can also ride on the toll limited express train Odoriko. This train usually go to Tokyo, Izukyu- Shimoda from here. The Shinkansen Kodama and sometimes Hikari stops here. At this station, there is a great Japanese soba and udon restaurant on platform number 1. You can order right outside of the restaurant. There, you will find a ticket machine and you have choice to pick any item on the menu. Make sure to decide either you will get the soba or the udon. There are no chairs and it is a small place. On average, five people at the time can be in that restaurant. However, the udon tastes great and the workers were really friendly and helpful. It is not as crowded and if you happened to be at the Atami Station, especially alone, for a lunch, I believe that is definitely a place to go.

Has gift shops, restaurants, private booths and a pharmacy. Quite nice. Also has places to sit.

I came to Atami for sightseeing and asked local people about famous food here. They recommended this pudding shop, so I visited! First, I was so shocked by the long queue! So many people! 😱 I waited about 15 minutes, but when I tried the pudding... WOW! It was so delicious! The egg flavor is very rich and creamy. The taste is amazing! 🍮✨ Yes, waiting in line is a bit hard, but I really recommend! The taste is worth it! If you come to Atami, you should try this pudding. Don't miss it! 👍💯

Thank you to the person who came up with pudding. It’s so popular that the line alone isn’t enough to manage the crowd — there’s a separate waiting area a little away from the shop, and people are called to the line from there. I ordered the limited Royal Milk Tea flavor. I was torn between that and the No.1 popular one, but it turned out to be the perfect choice. It was incredibly delicious!

400 yen each for a very tasty local specialty. Not too sweet, yet rich textures and other flavors wra0ped in cute packaging. Definitely recommend!

This is recommended by a lot of YouTubers. The store location is easy to find. The pudding is coming with the syrup. The egg flavour is strong and nice texture!

Long lineup on a Friday. Even longer when it's the weekend! The lineup goes across the road and you wait inside another shop. They have many different flavors of pudding. Very interesting! The main shop near the station is very busy but you can also go to the other 3 shops. I passed by the second shop on Sunday around noon and not too many people. Short lineup for a few minutes so I bought some more pudding before heading back to Tokyo.

The pudding was light but firm, a little different from the silky smooth ones that I am used to. The slightly burnt caramel drizzle on the side elevates the pudding to a new level.

There is alway a long queue, but it moves faster than i thought. The crowd control staffs and retail staff are friendly and helpful. The pudding is super smooth and delicious. Highly recommend the nama pudding. Love all the little details for the pudding, such as the bottle and spoon~

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."

The grill fish is really tasty and fresh👍🏻👍🏻

We were looking for a good place for lunch with local seafood. This hit the spot with a selection of fresh fish from the area. The floor seating is a bit cramped and my grilled fish a bit salty, but otherwise, highly recommendable. We also saw that recently retired Sumo Yokozuna Kisenosato has eaten here...based on the healthy volume of servings, we can understand why!

Very good restaurant. You can order a set including roast fish, rice, soup and other food. It’s delicious. The master is nice. You can even ask for another bowl of rice for free. (I forgot to take photos until I had taken a bite🥲

(Translated by Google) I had my long-awaited seafood bowl at Kaizo, which is located close to Atami Station! The shop is on the second floor, and when you go up the stairs you'll find yourself in a small but warm space. There are counter seats and table seats, and the atmosphere is comfortable even for solo customers. Now, the long-awaited seafood bowl. The moment I opened the lid, I couldn't help but let out a cheer. The fresh and colorful seafood sparkles like jewels. Tuna, salmon, shrimp, squid, and perhaps fresh local fish, as well as some beautiful white fish I've never seen before. All the sashimi was extremely fresh and seemed to melt in your mouth. What particularly impressed me was the plump texture of the horse mackerel and its elegant sweetness. It was completely different from the horse mackerel I usually eat, and I couldn't help but groan. The seasoning of the vinegared rice is also exquisite and brings out the flavor of the seafood. The portion was perfect and I enjoyed every last bite. The miso soup also has a strong dashi stock and a soothing taste. The staff was polite and had a warm smile that left an impression on me. He explained the dishes in detail, which made it even more delicious. It was such a wonderful seafood bowl that I would definitely want to stop by again when I visit Atami. This restaurant is highly recommended for those who want to enjoy fresh seafood. Thank you for the meal! (Original) 熱海駅からほど近い場所にある「海蔵」さんで、念願の海鮮丼をいただきました！ お店は2階にあり、階段を上がるとこぢんまりとした、けれど温かみのある空間が広がっています。カウンター席とテーブル席があり、一人でも入りやすい雰囲気です。 さて、お待ちかねの海鮮丼。蓋を開けた瞬間、思わず歓声を上げてしまいました。新鮮で色とりどりの魚介が、宝石のようにキラキラと輝いています。マグロ、サーモン、エビ、イカ、そして地元の新鮮な魚でしょうか、見たことのない美しい白身魚も。 どのお刺身も鮮度抜群で、口の中でとろけるようでした。特に印象的だったのは、アジのプリプリとした食感と、上品な甘み。普段食べるアジとは全くの別物で、思わず唸ってしまいました。酢飯の塩梅も絶妙で、魚介の旨みを引き立てています。 ボリュームも満点で、最後の一粒まで美味しくいただきました。お味噌汁も、出汁がしっかりときいていて、ホッと落ち着く味わいです。 店員さんの接客も丁寧で、温かい笑顔が印象的でした。お料理の説明も丁寧にしてくださり、より美味しくいただくことができました。 熱海を訪れた際には、ぜひまた立ち寄りたいと思える、そんな素晴らしい海鮮丼でした。新鮮な海の幸を堪能したい方には、心からおすすめできるお店です。ごちそうさまでした！

(Translated by Google) I was on my way to Nagoya using the Seishun 18 Ticket and was desperately looking for a place near the station where I could eat sakura shrimp, and I found this place. I stopped by on a Sunday at 2pm, and somehow the counter was free and I was able to sit in without having to wait. The restaurant was full of young people. I ordered the three-color bowl I was looking for. It consisted of three types of rice: raw whitebait, boiled whitebait, and sakura shrimp. I wonder if the chef cooks everything by himself? Since it was a bowl, it didn't take long to be served. It was very delicious. The whitebait was on tap. I'm glad I went. (Original) 青春18切符で名古屋に行く途中、どうしても駅近で桜えびが食べられるお店を探して見つかったお店です。 日曜日の午後2時に寄ったのですが、なんとかカウンターが空いていて待たずに入れました。 若い人ばかり利用してました。 お目当ての3色丼を頼みました。 生しらす、釜揚げシラス、桜えびの3種類です。お一人で料理されているのでしょうか? 丼ぶりでしたのでそれ程待たずに提供されました。 とても、美味しかったです。 シラスがタップでした。 行って良かったです。

(Translated by Google) Enjoy fresh seafood bowl at Atami "Kaikura"! The other day, when I went to Atami, I had lunch at Kaizo. I ordered the seafood bowl that I was looking forward to, and also the tuna salmon roe bowl. First of all, it looks very gorgeous and appetizing! All of the seafood bowls I received were fresh and plump! It was topped with plenty of seasonal seafood, including tuna, salmon, squid, octopus, and shrimp, which would have been caught that day. The scent of the ocean spread in my mouth, and I was able to truly enjoy the seafood. I received a piece of the tuna salmon roe bowl that my friend ordered, and the rich flavor of the red tuna and the saltiness of the bursting salmon roe were a perfect balance. There is no doubt that the meal will go well. Both bowls had just the right amount of vinegared rice, and were delicious from start to finish. The atmosphere of the store was lively and the staff were kind. If you're looking for a delicious seafood bowl in Atami, we highly recommend this restaurant. Thank you for the meal! I would like to stop by again when I go to Atami. evaluation: Taste: ★★★★★ Freshness: ★★★★★ Volume: ★★★★☆ Atmosphere: ★★★★☆ Cost performance: ★★★★☆ Menu ordered: * Seafood bowl * Tuna salmon roe bowl (Original) 熱海「海蔵」で新鮮な海鮮丼を堪能！ 先日、熱海に行った際に「海蔵」さんでランチをいただきました。楽しみにしていた海鮮丼と、追加でマグロいくら丼も注文。 まず、見た目がとても華やかで食欲をそそられます！ 私がいただいた海鮮丼は、ネタがどれも新鮮でぷりぷり！マグロ、サーモン、イカ、タコ、エビなど、その日に揚がったであろう旬の魚介がたっぷりと乗っていました。磯の香りが口の中に広がり、まさに海の幸を堪能できました。 友人が頼んだマグロいくら丼も一切れもらいましたが、赤身マグロの濃厚な旨味と、プチプチはじけるいくらの塩気が絶妙なバランス。ご飯が進むこと間違いなしです。 どちらの丼も、酢飯の加減もちょうど良く、最後まで美味しくいただけました。 お店の雰囲気も活気があり、店員さんも親切でした。熱海で美味しい海鮮丼を探している方には、ぜひおすすめしたいお店です。 ごちそうさまでした！また熱海に行った際は立ち寄りたいです。 評価: 味: ★★★★★ 鮮度: ★★★★★ ボリューム: ★★★★☆ 雰囲気: ★★★★☆ コストパフォーマンス: ★★★★☆ 頼んだメニュー: * 海鮮丼 * マグロいくら丼

(Translated by Google) Located on the second floor of the shopping street, this restaurant offers a quiet dining experience. There is both a counter and a raised area, making it a great place to eat whether you're dining alone or in a group. The seafood menu is reasonably priced for Atami, and everything is delicious! My favorite is the simmered dish. (Original) 商店街の2階にあるので、静かに食事できます。カウンターと小上がりがあり、1人でもグループでも楽しめる。 海鮮メニューは熱海にしてはお手頃でどれも美味しい！ お気に入りは煮付けです。

Small but with a lot of spacing allotted. Great cold soba. Fantastic gobou tempura. Go off hours to avoid the wait.

1）Restaurant Features Soba noodle restaurant on the premises of MOA Art Museum. Located in a space that was moved from the residence of Japanese painter Korin Ogata, it has a tasteful atmosphere. The soba noodles are Togakushi soba. 2) How to order: Order directly from the staff. 3) Method of payment In addition to cash, credit cards and PayPay are accepted. ◎Shiryuro Zaru The soba sauce is cold broth seasoned with salt, which allows you to taste the flavor of soba more directly. You can enjoy it with spicy daikon radish and fresh shichimi (seven spice flavors) to change the taste and eat as much as you like. Sakuraebi Kakiage (Deep Fried Sakura Shrimp) This is a Shizuoka specialty, deep fried sakura shrimps. The crispy texture and savory flavor are delicious.

My wife and visited this soba place in MOA museum today. We paid the entrance ticket to MOA just to have a lunch there because we want to find a good restaurants near the area. The first impressions was not good, we were asked to wait outside albeit the restaurant is not full at the time we entered. Plus, we were asked to decided the order before even entering, and the menu has no photos. While we were still thinking, the waitress impatiently walked away. I am never a person who is picky on service so long as the food is good. However this one was certainly a big surprise for me to encounter in Japan. Even though we didn’t feel welcome but since we already paid the entrance ticket to MOA, we still entered to find out the quality of their soba. Aside from this not too pleasant first impression, the kake soba I ordered was pretty good. The sakuraebi kakiage was also quite tasty, a good match for my warm soba. My wife ordered a special soba with three kinds of soup. It was also quite tasty. The standard was not as good as some of the best soba restaurants I tried in Tokyo, but is still a good one to try during your visit to MOA museum, but certainly don’t be like us to buy a entrance ticket just to dine at this restaurant.

My family living abroad had a regrettable experience at this soba restaurant, enduring the scorching sun while waiting outside. It was disheartening that the staff seemed indifferent to the customers' discomfort and treated us more like their own employees. Once we finally got inside, we were met with a complete lack of greeting and were left clueless about where to sit. When we politely inquired about a menu with photo descriptions for the kids, the response from the staff was rather brusque - a simple "NO." It was only after noticing my disappointment that she mentioned there was an English menu available. Throughout the experience, the staff displayed persistent impatience and unprofessional behavior. Thankfully, some of the male and other staff members stepped in to assist us; otherwise, I would have seriously considered leaving the restaurant without placing an order. The meal itself is good, but if such service remains unchanged, it's impossible for us to visit again.

Good soba, a few vegan and vegetarian options, reasonable price. Fast service, not a place to sit and relax for a long time though.

(Translated by Google) This is a soba restaurant with a very relaxing atmosphere. It gets busy, but if you register in advance, they will call you, so you can wait while you stroll around. The soba noodles are freshly boiled and have a firm texture. The quantity is also good and it is satisfying to eat. The kakiage is filled with cherry shrimp and is crispy fried and delicious. I was very happy to be able to see the museum and eat a delicious meal slowly without having to move around. Alcohol such as sake and shochu was also available. (Original) とても落ち着く雰囲気のあるお蕎麦屋さんです。 混みますが先に受付しておくと呼び出ししてもらえるので、周りを散策しながらゆっくり待つことができます。 お蕎麦は茹でたてでしっかりした喉ごしです。 量もちゃんとあり食べ応えあります。かき揚げは桜エビたっぷりでさっくり揚がっていて美味しいです。 美術館を鑑賞して移動せずおいしい食事をゆっくり食べられてとても満足でした。 日本酒や焼酎などのお酒もそろっていました。

(Translated by Google) I recommend the hot soup with dashi stock that goes perfectly with sobayu. The soba itself is also very tasty. The kakiage is also delicious and voluminous, so it's best to share it with someone else! (Original) 蕎麦湯と相性ばっちりの出汁が効いた温かい汁がおすすめ。蕎麦自体もかなり美味しいです。かき揚げも美味しく、ボリューミーなので2人でシェアしましょう!

Decided to try this restaurant due to its high score in google map. While waiting for the meal, I saw a spider and a fly of thumb size dancing on the bar table. Ordered a sashimi set 刺身定食, tuna sashimi set マグロ刺身定食　and an assorted sashimi 四点刺身盛り合わせ, and a lemon highball. All sashimi were lacking texture and way too soft, yet they had no strange smell. Accidentally found a piece of plastic in sashimi while chewing. The miso soup was with a fish bone and was so-so. Total ¥4300 for 2 people. The service was okay. Overrated restaurant.

Went to try some local seafood, in this case tuna, and wasn’t disappointed. I ordered a five-type tuna set and all of them were excellent. It was a shame we were in a hurry, but the food was great. During a weekday before 12 we had three people ahead of us in line, so had to wait up to 20 minutes to go in.

Easily accessible from Atami Station, as this place is in the building that is located in front of the station. Since the restaurant is very popular, it may take some time to wait before you can get in, and do not forget to write down your name on the waiting list. The foods are very reasonable price regarding its extremely delicious taste. Though there is no English menu, so it is recommended to go here with someone who understands Japanese and able to explain about the dishes.

Although I had to wait a little since there were already a handful of people waiting outside due to the high demand by customers, the wait was more than worth it. The food was exceptional and the prices were extremely good.

Excellent kaisendon or sashimi for the price!

Very fresh and testy fish dishes.

Best fresh raw tuna

Nice place for seafood Decent tuna bowl; good value, good flavour, filling.. I'd like just a couple more pieces of tuna though Note, it's a bit small, and they don't take reservations, so not the best for larger groups

The owner are very friendly and greeting us with warm welcome. Food is delicious and price is also reasonable in tourist areas. Thank you for made us a good food. Love from Thailand🤍

This restaurant was recommended to us by locals. Despite the line, it was definitely worth it. We ordered the assorted seafood rice bowl (kaisendon 海鮮丼) and the fish was very fresh and delicious, especially the sea urchin. The owner also was very friendly and greeted us with a big smile. We will come back to try the croquettes. ご馳走様でした！

It is a very delightful experience visiting this restaurant. Owners are very hospitable. Otsukuri here is the best during my trip in Japan. The elder owner wanted to chat with us, but it was so unfortunate that we couldn’t understand Japanese well. Wait for 50 minutes in line though, it was definitely worth it. Recommend to everyone who visits 熱海.

Fried food and sashimi was delicious.

Even if you have to wait to get in, make the effort. The uni, maguro and ikura donburi is to die for but the surprise winner is the mixed fried value set.

Very sweet old couple runs the place and the food is delicious. English menu available.

On June 21, 2020, I was so happy when we went to Shuzenji Niji no Sato. I am endlessly grateful to the Almighty🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very helpful that you can bring your cats and dogs with you and the establishment is quite big there are so many places where you could walk to and spend time and you could and also should bring your own food and spend here the whole day. We didn't even manage to see half of it. And then if there are no clouds you will be able to have wonderful views of Mount Fuji however even on a fully sunny day Mount Fuji will still find a bunch of clouds just around itself so that you can see it. If it is important to you make sure to check on the website for the Fuji visibility since it is quite accurate. They serve food but would not recommend Canada village because they didn't put the effort to join the travel coupon Grant and you cannot use your coupons there only at English village Costa coffee. Speaking of that the lady from the British double decker bus Costa coffee was so friendly and nice and understanding and helpful we liked her a lot and also the fact that we could use our travel points there and her pasta being half of expensive as the one in Canada village. There is also a Rose garden with standard basic Rose types, beautiful Japanese garden with pond and traditional arched bridge and there's a road to this park the rooms where Soseki a famous Japanese novelist used to stay and write his books and have a memorial of it where you can get inside and see how it was long ago. For every season they have the seasonal flowers blooming hydrangea wisteria Iris cherry blossom and the red Autumn leaves. In Winter they organize very extensive illuminations scattered in the park but they charge quite much for that entrance ticket and you cannot stay with your daytime ticket you have to get out and buy a new one which is very not practical crazy expensive. It's a small train riding around the park however you have to pay extra for that one too. Toilets are for free though 😂. They have thatched roof old type of buildings and American-Indian village and if Lucky Mount Fuji can be photographed in many places they have installations for your selfie taking operation and even have poles where you could insert your phone and use a self timer to take your selfies.

Speaking of the tourist destination of Shuzenji in Izu, it was "Niji no Sato". I was looking forward to paying the entrance fee and entering the park. The parking lot was also charged. There were very few customers. Are there few flowers blooming in June? The park is very large, but there are very few attractions. If you look forward to seeing the beautiful flowers, you will be disappointed. I simply go to enjoy nature, so if you have one, it would be a good place to take a walk. Several shops were closed, probably because there were few customers. That's too bad.

A very well designed and built UK theme park. I think it’s actually very well done. It may be a little old but I think it is still very aesthetically pleasing. It can be a little creepy because there are very few people around (maybe because of COVID-19). But I am sure when it is during its peak period, it could be more fun. This park is MASSIVE and you should allocated minimally 2-3 hours if you really want to explore the whole park. There is even a view point to see Mt Fuji. There are a lot of food stalls all over the park so you don’t have to worry about being hungry or thirsty. I would definitely go back again if I were to be at this area.

I really enjoyed my trip here. We went there the morning after a big typhoon and so there weren’t many people. If you don’t like bugs or being in nature I don’t recommend it. We started the day on the train and went to the Canadian village where we enjoyed the kaleidoscope museum and learning about their sister city. Next, we walked through the fairy and Japanese garden to go up to the craft village. We had so much fun making a name plate and wine holder. The lady there was so kind and encouraging. Unforgettable experience. It could be expensive, my name plate was around 2000 yen, but if you pick a smaller plate and do just your name I think you could make it for only around 1000 yen. The views were very nice from the village and I fell into the koi pond at the Japanese garden lol. We had so much fun at a restaurant in the Izu village! The British village definitely seemed the most worn out but I think it was fun. Price wise I guess it could be expensive for a place that not even everything is open and stuff. I didn’t think the walk around was that long at all as there were various things to see and do along the way. Walk through the garden to get from one side to another and not on the road. I think that many places need improvement and we’re not the cleanest but it is an old place. If you just namedrop a nearby ryokan like arai they will give you a 400 yen discount lol. For 800 yen I definitely think it was worth it but you have to consider; do you like walking around in nature? Do you mind older facilities? Do you mind dropping money on various things here and there? If you prepare your mind accordingly I think you can have a great time.

Go to see. shuzenji Garden Nishino Sato, a simulated theme park. English village Including the Nada village, a German village And there is also a museum Ancient steam trains and The museum of ancient children's toys as well. Including the back, walking down the stairs from him there is still a Japanese-style garden. There is a shady atmosphere, full of beautiful trees and a pond for ducks and carp. There are restaurants, cafes, shops in the same area. It is a very wide area because it is in the valley so you have to walk a long distance. But here there is a service to sit. The old steam train provided To go down to various points as well, including a vintage British car to sit with.

Lots of beautiful flowers. Nice old train you can ride for 400 yen adult price ticket. Feels like being outside Japan seeing the environment and the old houses.

This historic onsen embodies the soul of Shuzenji, where natural thermal springs have been cherished since the 9th century. According to legend, the great Buddhist monk Kobo Daishi struck the ground here with his tokko (ritual implement), causing the first hot spring to gush forth - giving the baths their name and sacred reputation. The Experience: • Traditional wooden architecture that has welcomed bathers for generations • Waters particularly valued for their skin-smoothing properties • Peaceful garden views from the bathing areas While not luxurious by modern standards, Tokko no Yu offers something rarer - an authentic connection to Japan's onsen traditions. The adjacent free foot bath (ashiyu) lets passersby sample the waters, continuing the communal spirit that has defined this spot for over 1,200 years. More than just a bath, it's a living piece of Izu's cultural heritage. Tip: Visit early morning when steam rises dramatically from the waters. The nearby Tokko-no-Yu Chaya serves excellent post-bath matcha. Historical Note: Heian-period aristocrats and Edo-era samurai all made pilgrimages to these waters, believing in their restorative powers. The current building preserves design elements from Meiji-era renovations. Perfect for: • Onsen traditionalists • History enthusiasts • Those seeking the "real Japan" beyond tourist spots • Walking tours of Shuzenji's spiritual sites

One out of seven very historical onsen in this town. Nice to imagine how people were taking a bath here several hundred years ago! When we visited the place, there were signs mentioning to „not touch the water“. So just for watching. But there is a foot bath right next to it, which you can use for free. Get I and enjoy!

A cute little hot spring in the middle of the river. Unfortunately you cannot bathe here or even dip your feet, but you can touch the water with your hands (the English translation on the signs is wrong, you can touch it, you just can't enter the bath).

Beautiful unique hot spring in middle of river of small town! But you can’t use it.though. Nice to take pictures

This is not a foot bath although it looks like one. I don’t think you are actually allowed to touch it.. but you can be sneaky :D most everyone at least touches it by hand a little anyways. It is quite the sight to behold at night or even during the day. It gets your imagination going.

Free foot bath in the middle of a cute town ❤️ There are a few different spots to put your feet in - one has a bench and a counter so you can have a snack or drinks.

Public bath for budget travellers in this beautiful historic onsen town. 350 JPY for an adult.

Great place to buy everything, like this place is only one floor but it has everything, even my most needed cutleries

Good place to buy daily use products

Loved it

Good

Nice place

(Translated by Google) A large Daiso in Numazu City. It's on the 2nd floor of Aoyama Clothes. The entrance and exit is also used for Aoyama and Aoyama, so it's a little inconvenient. After paying the bill, the main thing is the stairs. On this day, I purchased anti-stick aluminum foil, drain wipes, and skimmer stickers. At this time of year, Christmas 🎄, New Year 🎍, calendars, etc. are prominent. Daiso has a wide variety of other products and is easy to shop at.The parking lot is quite spacious! (Original) 沼津市の大きなダイソー。洋服の青山2階にあります。出入り口は、青山と兼用なので、少し不便。会計後は、階段がメインですね。この日は、つきにくいアルミホイル、水切りワイパー、スキマシールなどを購入。今の時期は、クリスマス🎄とお正月🎍、カレンダーなどが目立っています。ほかの品揃えも多くて、買い物しやすいダイソーですね😄駐車場は、かなり広いです！

(Translated by Google) It's the same as the clothing store Aoyama, so there's plenty of parking. The toilets are Japanese-style and dirty.The store is relatively spacious and has a wide variety of products. I want more types of stickers. There are Gashapon and a copy machine. (Original) 洋服のアオヤマと一緒だから駐車場はまぁまぁ有る方。トイレが和式　　　汚い　　店内は割合に広く商品は豊富。シールもっと種類が欲しい。ガシャポンやコピー機がある。

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.

Non-smoking restaurant, appropriate social distancing even between counter seats for solo diners. The ramen is tasty, you can pick the firmness of the noodles, the amount of flavoring and oil, etc. Open until 21:00! They also have a happy hour from 17 to 19 with 250 yen beer.

Fantastic ramen and gyoza! Highly recommend the Miso ramen it was absolutely delicious. The staff were incredibly friendly, helpful, and accommodating. If you go during happy hour from 5-7pm, draft beers are ¥250. Made our night!

Incredibly friendly staff with good Miso Ramen and fried rice.

OMG! You gotta try their Raman if you are near by! I love their soup and I recommend their thin noodles. The staffs are younger and full of energy. They are mostly super kind and happy. I highly recommend this place! Don’t miss out!

Delicious raman!

Perfect ramen. Good English and attention to allergies and special requests. Very very recommended

Too long a wait!

Japanese UNAGI! Tasty and so many choices from their menu. There are also enough parking spaces

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There are lots of Unagi Restaurants in Mishima. Unagi at Unashige was so juicy and taste nice!!

Try the deep fried Eel spines. They look and sound gross, but are crispy and delicious.

Great.

10/10 would come again The Eel was flavorful without being salty, best eel rice I've ever tasted, I always thought grilled eel was too saucy and salty, be this really made me change my mind; and the tempura was such a steal, a plate for 800 yen.

(Translated by Google) I visited at 11:00 on a public holiday. I was able to enter without having to wait in line. The restaurant is spacious and the turnover rate seemed to be fairly good. This time, I ordered the special unaju (eel rice bowl) for 5,000 yen. It was served about 15 minutes after I ordered. The sauce was a little light, allowing me to enjoy the flavor of the ingredients. The eel was thick and plump, and of high quality, so it was delicious. It's difficult to get to without a car, but I would definitely like to go again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 祝日の11:00に訪問。並ばずに入ることができた。店内は広く、回転率はそこそこ良さそうだった。 今回は、特選うな重5000円を注文。頼んでから15分ほどで提供いただけました。 タレはやや薄めで素材の味を楽しめる味でした。肉厚でふっくらしており、良質なウナギで美味しかったです。 車がないと行きにくい場所ですが、機会があればまたぜひ行きたいと思います。