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Izu Peninsula, Yugashima, Izu, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-3206, Japan
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Guest User: Great location, new deco, clean room and bathroom, free simple breakfast from Tully, very basic amenities but I think it’s okay to avoid wastage. The receptionist can be more customer friendly than though.
17-15 Kazugacho
From € 48
Guest User: Always wanted to stay here Rooms have a view over the ocean and the hot baths between the two hotels ha e superb views as well The buffet room also is right by the water but feels like a cavern in the ocean Visually stunning Some of the rooms need updating I still think the hotel on the ocean side is the place to stay
atami 1993-65
From € 162
Guest User: Excellent resort it was only opened for a month brand new and clean. Onsen was great and buffet breakfast came with a view. Will definitely come back next year but not in a weekend as there were too many people
Higashikaigancho, ８−19
From € 205
Guest User: The seaview room could watch the sunrise from the balcony. I turned my alarm just to watch the sun rised from the ocean. The buffet dinner and breakfast was great. Dinner buffet provided Italian wine which was very great. The breakfast we could customize the sashimi rice bowl which was wonderful. Although the dining area was a bit crowded but the space was fine enough.
13-93 Higashikaigancho
From € 69
Guest User: The hotel service is very patient. Turn on the air conditioner in advance. The hotel provides a car pick-up and drop-off service to JR Rainomiya Train Station for guests who have made reservations. great. The room booked this time has its own bathroom and shower room.
Koarashicho 15-9
From € 44
Anonymous User: The hotel room is very comfortable. Owner is helpful and friendly.
9-23 Higashikaigancho Atami no kakurezato
From € 146
Guest User: Great stay with excellent service and really near to Atami Station and the famous pudding shop. Millions of thanks to staff who couriered the charging wires, adaptor and necklace we accidentally left in there 😄😄😄
1-2 Kasugachō
From € 119
Guest User: Is wonderful experience in all aspects. 👍👋
12-4 Kasugacho
From € 60
MichyL: This is one of the best onsen hotels we have stayed. Great ambiance, amazing infrastructure and interior. Breakfast was nutritious and delicious too! Even it’s located a bit far up, but with taxi, it’s very accessible. I would recommend all visitors to stay with Soki Atami!
4-36 Koarashicho
From € 222
Ana Bartolo Urio: I loved it, the hotel was very clean, the room was very comfortable, with a modern style.
hayashigaoka-cho, 13-12
From € 46
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I was truly stunned by the pool at this homestay!
Escaping into the forests of Moganshan with my kid for a two-day stay was so comfortable 🌿 It’s not overly commercialized; it feels like staying in the owner's private garden! The owner's photography and sketches are displayed throughout the homestay. While wandering around, I was pleasantly surprised to discover we’re actually alumni, haha. The overall vibe is gentle and rustic 🪵 With natural wood, rattan, and vintage decor, it looks beautiful everywhere you turn! The blue pool in the courtyard is so photogenic 🩵 I’m already looking forward to next summer, seeing my kid splashing around in the water! My kid spent time watering flowers and wandering around the courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery 💚 Breakfast was super thoughtful! The presentation was beautiful 🤩 The location is very convenient! It’s not tucked away deep in the mountains where you can’t even order takeout! 🏬 Yucun Market: 10 min drive, very convenient for strolling and grabbing a bite 🐄 Yiyuan Organic Farm: 12–15 min 🐑 Amigo Farm: 12–15 min ⛰️ Moganshan Main Scenic Area: 15 min for hiking and fresh air
Japan's Premier Onsen Retreat FUFU Debuts in the Capital! FUFU Tokyo Ginza Opening 2025 — Natural Hot Spring Baths in Every Room × Urban Luxury Meets Japanese Zen.
Japan’s top-tier luxury onsen brand, FUFU, is making its grand debut in the heart of Tokyo! Located in the prestigious Ginza district, the all-new FUFU Tokyo Ginza is set to redefine urban luxury. Staying true to FUFU’s signature philosophy of "Privacy, Onsen, and Seasonal Cuisine," this hotel creates a serene, modern Japanese sanctuary amidst the city's hustle and bustle. Travelers can now enjoy authentic natural hot springs and intimate relaxation right in Ginza, without needing to travel all the way to Hakone or Atami. 🌟 【FUFU Tokyo Ginza】 3 Must-Stay Highlights: 1️⃣ Natural Hot Spring Baths in Every Room! Luxury Healing in the Heart of the City ♨️🏙️ · Ultimate Privacy: Every guest room features its own private natural onsen bath (with water delivered directly from the source by truck). Blending high-end wood and stone textures, it offers an unparalleled, secluded bathing experience that transcends the standard city hotel. 2️⃣ Prime Ginza Location! Steps Away from Ginza Six and Luxury Shopping 🛍️✨ · Golden Location: Situated in the heart of Ginza, it’s just a short walk to Ginza Six, Mitsukoshi Department Store, and numerous Michelin-starred restaurants. It’s the perfect blend of high-end shopping, cultural exploration, and luxury living. 3️⃣ FUFU’s Signature Fine Dining! Exquisite Kaiseki and Japanese Breakfast 🥢🍶 · A Culinary Journey: The hotel houses an exclusive Japanese restaurant using the finest seasonal ingredients from across Japan. Guests can enjoy sophisticated contemporary Kaiseki cuisine and a ceremonial traditional Japanese breakfast—the pinnacle of Washoku aesthetics. ℹ️ 【Quick Facts】 · Name: FUFU Tokyo Ginza · Brand: Kato Pleasure Group / FUFU Japan Small Luxury Resorts · Concept: Luxury Urban Thermal Boutique Resort · Address: Hulic Ginza Building, 1-7-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo · Transportation: Approx. 3–5 minutes walk from Tokyo Metro "Ginza Station" or "Higashi-ginza Station."
Revealing the Most Stunning Spots for a 2-Day, 1-Night Trip to Atami, Japan.
//Atami// ° ° ° After exploring downtown Tokyo for a couple of days, we grabbed breakfast and hopped on the Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Atami Station. The ride takes only 45 minutes, which is super convenient, making Atami a popular weekend getaway for many locals as well. We stayed in Atami for two days and one night, visiting a lot of beautiful, highly recommended spots, and trying all kinds of delicious food: 📍𝘔𝘖𝘈 Museum of Art 📍Kinomiya Shrine 📍Atami Castle 📍𝘈𝘊𝘈𝘖 𝘍𝘖𝘙𝘌𝘚𝘛 (Acao Herb & Rose Garden) This park is absolutely worth a visit. We recommend buying a ticket, taking their shuttle bus from the entrance to the last stop, grabbing a drink and a slice of cake at 𝘊𝘖𝘌𝘋𝘈 𝘏𝘖𝘜𝘚𝘌, and then walking along the trail. You'll pass by various gardens filled with different types of flowers and plants along the way, before making your way down to the exit. It's simply breathtaking on a sunny day. 📍Atami Ekimae Nakamise Shopping Street Just a 1-minute walk from Atami Station, it's home to many old shops that have been running since the 70s, as well as plenty of trendy new spots. We tried: Strawberry ice cream at 𝘐𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘨𝘰 𝘉𝘰𝘯 𝘉𝘰𝘯 𝘉𝘦𝘳𝘳𝘺, Atami Pudding, and the seafood rice bowl at Kome to Sakana (Atami Branch). 🍽️ 𝘈𝘵𝘢𝘮𝘪 𝘎𝘖𝘓𝘋𝘌𝘕 𝘌𝘠𝘌 A must-eat ramen joint in Atami. Their famous sea bream broth is incredibly fresh and umami-rich, and not salty at all. I alternated between bites of noodles and sips of the broth, and didn't feel thirsty at all after finishing the whole bowl. 🏨 𝘈𝘵𝘢𝘮𝘪 𝘒𝘰𝘳𝘢𝘬𝘶𝘦𝘯 𝘏𝘰𝘵𝘦𝘭 ♨️ 𝘖𝘤𝘦𝘢𝘯 𝘚𝘱𝘢 𝘍𝘶𝘶𝘢 A day-trip hot spring located inside the Atami Korakuen Hotel. Since we stayed in the new wing, we got a complimentary pass. Aside from having separate floors for men's and women's baths, 𝘍𝘶𝘶𝘢 features two additional floors of communal spaces, with 𝘴𝘢𝘶𝘯𝘢s, a snack bar, and various types of lounging areas. 𝘍𝘶𝘶𝘢's interior is pristine and tranquil, and the open-air bath faces the ocean, making it a truly healing and relaxing experience. Even if you're not staying at the Korakuen Hotel, a half-day visit to 𝘍𝘶𝘶𝘢 is highly recommended. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □
Spot the early cherry blossoms at “Atami” 。
We chose to visit Japan in February specifically to catch these early bloomers, everyone! They're known as “𝘼𝙩𝙖𝙢𝙞 𝙎𝙖𝙠𝙪𝙧𝙖“ Not only do they bloom early and last for an entire month 🌸🌸 But they also have a stunning, deep pink color that captures everyone's heart. This is quite different from other varieties that tend to be lighter, leaning towards white and pale pink. If you're planning a trip for next year, you definitely need to pin this location! ✈️ Must-visit cherry blossom spot in 𝘼𝙩𝙖𝙢𝙞 : 𝙄𝙩𝙤𝙠𝙖𝙬𝙖 𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙙𝙚 🌉🌸 This is hands down the best spot!!! It’s a must-see location for viewing the "Atami Sakura." The trees are planted along both sides of the river 🏞️ And there are several beautifully designed bridges crossing over that are perfect for photos, just like you see in the post. 🚅 How to get there: There are many ways to get to Atami from Tokyo, but the fastest way is by 𝙎𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙠𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙚𝙣, which takes about an hour. FEB • 2026 📸 Anekapol Photography
A Century in Retrospect | Xidong Zeyuan
At three o'clock in the afternoon, the car stopped in front of the archway of Dongguan Village. The four characters "高节林立" (Gao Jie Lin Li, meaning "Standing Tall and Upright") were carved in stone, weathered by wind and sun for countless years. Passing through the archway, the alley was narrow and deep, lined with old walls, old tiles, and old doors. Less than a hundred meters later, the gate of Xidongze Garden was on the left—small, unassuming, like a silent old man, waiting for you to speak first. Pushing open the door, the first thing I saw wasn't people, but light. Sunlight filtered through the gaps in the five-hundred-year-old camellia trees, dappling the bluestone slabs. The shadows of the trees swayed, and the light and shadow swayed with them. The butler stood in the shadows waiting for me, softly saying, "You must be tired from your journey, have a cup of tea first." At that moment, I suddenly realized that I had entered not just a hotel, but a preserved piece of time. The room was on the second floor. Pushing open the carved wooden window, I was greeted by old tiles, old walls, and old trees. The bed was made of ancient yew wood. The housekeeper said it was over a hundred years old. Lying on it, the wood was slightly cool, but quickly warmed by my body heat. The feeling was strange—not like sleeping on a bed, but like being supported by something secure, like being gently caught by a tree that had lived for hundreds of years. Later, wandering around the courtyard, I found such old wood everywhere. Thousand-year-old camphor trees, five-hundred-year-old golden nanmu trees, and the roots of a camphor tree said to be five thousand years old, petrified like stone, cold and hard to the touch. Suddenly, I wondered, what had these trees witnessed while they were alive? They had witnessed the comings and goings of the Dong family, witnessed war and peace, witnessed this house go from its heyday to its decline, and then awaken from its silence. Now they are preserved here, continuing to live, continuing to bear witness. The old house doesn't speak, but these marks speak for it. Every mottled surface, every crack, every inconspicuous little hole tells a story. Living here isn't about living in a meticulously designed space, but about living in a place with memories. In the courtyard, I rubbed my eyes, for I saw a colossal structure that didn't belong here: a Ming Dynasty flower hall, entirely relocated from Dongyang, Zhejiang. Pushing open the door, the first thing I saw was light—leaking through the carved wooden window lattices, creating delicate patterns on the floor. Looking up, the wooden carvings on the beams were layered upon layered, depicting lotus scrolls, auspicious beasts, and clouds; the craftsmanship of hundreds of years remained, the lines still fluid. The entire flower hall was constructed entirely of mortise and tenon joints, without a single nail. The housekeeper explained that it had been moved entirely from Dongyang, Zhejiang. This old Ming Dynasty building was dismantled, each piece of wood numbered, transported to Tengchong, and then reassembled exactly as it was. Dozens of truckloads were used, and the assembly process took six months. The breakfast, a traditional intangible cultural heritage dish of wood-based rice noodles, was heartwarming and soothing; the dinner, a pufferfish hotpot, was incomparably delicious; the service was surprisingly good, but even more surprising was how effortless it felt. It happened naturally, like the old house itself, silent yet anticipating everything. Back in my room, the private hot tub was already quietly filled with sulfur spring water. Soaking in it, I suddenly wondered, how many years has this underground hot spring been flowing? Hundreds of years? Thousands of years? It gushes from the depths of the earth, channeled into the bathtub of this century-old house, to be enjoyed by me, a visitor staying only one night. Two kinds of time converge here: one is ancient geological time, measured in millennia; the other is modern vacation time, calculated in hours and minutes. And the old house is precisely that point of intersection. The old house stands silent in the night, broken only by the occasional chirping of insects. I recalled the things I'd seen in the hotel during the day: the roots of a 5,000-year-old camphor tree, a 500-year-old camellia, a centuries-old yew bed, bullet holes from the War of Resistance against Japan, a volcanic stone toilet, hot springs from Rehai, the sound of Confucian classics being recited in the private school, alpacas and ponies on the back mountain, a long table banquet in the forest, the light and shadow on the red staircase… All of these things eventually converged into a quiet, late night. I got into the car and looked back at that unassuming door. Behind it was an old house, containing the roots of a 5,000-year-old camphor tree, a 500-year-old camellia, a centuries-old yew bed, bullet holes from the War of Resistance against Japan, a volcanic stone toilet, hot springs from Rehai, the sound of Confucian classics being recited in the private school, alpacas and ponies on the back mountain, a long table banquet in the forest, the light and shadow on the red staircase… And there were many more things I hadn't had time to see—like the courtyard in the rain, the old tiles when snow fell, the first camellia of spring, the first fallen leaf of autumn. Next time I come, I'll stay longer.
Tengchong Rehai Slow Time Travel Guide
No early mornings, no rush, slowly savor the beauty of this season. The delightful surprise of your Tengchong trip is the private hot springs at Rehai, where you can enjoy the sulfurous hot springs, while also bathing in a sea of rapeseed flowers. Wake up to the sunrise over the distant mountains, sip coffee in the courtyard, and read an essay under the stars at sunset in the library. Zeyuan's books, tea, mountains, and hot springs, all exist in a slow-paced way of life.
Miura Coast｜Cherry Blossoms Speak Silently but Tell the Whole Story of the New Spring
The New Spring has arrived, first wishing everyone a Happy New Year. Everything is reviving, and it's the season of vibrant colors. At the end of last month, I went to Atami to see the Atami cherry blossoms. These days, the Kawazu cherry blossoms in Tokyo and its surroundings are also blooming one after another. This year's first stop for cherry blossom viewing of Kawazu cherry blossoms is Miura Coast, a place I hadn't visited before. · Miura Coast is located at the southernmost tip of Kanagawa Prefecture. From Asakusa, you can take the direct Asakusa Line 🚇 to Misakiguchi, which takes less than 2 hours. As soon as you exit the station, a few nearly full-bloomed Kawazu cherry trees are already welcoming you. · The main cherry blossom viewing route is the section from Miura Coast to Misakiguchi. Just follow the direction along the train tracks. Perhaps due to differences in lighting and terrain, the blooming progress of cherry blossoms varies slightly in different sections. Near the two stations and Komatsugaike Park, the blossoms are basically in full bloom. Some parts are about 60-70% bloomed. This week should reach the best condition. · 🌸Travel tips: It only takes about 30 minutes to walk between the two stations, so reserving 1.5-2 hours is enough. For a day trip, I recommend viewing the blossoms in the morning and going to Yokohama/Jonos Island in the afternoon. Recommended route to copy directly: ❶🚃Direct to Misakiguchi ➡︎🚶Walk to Miura Coast ➡︎🚃Go to Yokohama This is basically downhill, which is less tiring. ❷🚃To Miura Coast ➡︎🚶Walk to Misakiguchi ➡︎🚌Bus to Jonos Island The bus from Misakiguchi to Jonos Island takes less than half an hour. · Jonos Island is really worth visiting. Sea breeze, reefs, lighthouse, and many cats 🐈 It is one of my favorite small islands around Tokyo. · 🍴Miura Coast's tuna is very famous. I had a bowl of three-color rice bowl at a restaurant opposite Misakiguchi Station, and the meat was very tender and springy.
Atami Cherry Blossoms, Just an Hour from Tokyo
A Japanese cherry blossom spot you can visit right now! During my winter trip, I got a glimpse of spring ahead of time. Just a little outside of Tokyo, there's a place where the season is one step ahead. 📍 Itogawa Promenade This is the first place in Atami where cherry blossoms bloom, and you can usually see them from mid-January to early February. The photos were taken on January 24th, so keep that in mind. 🚄 Tokyo → Atami · Shinkansen: About 40 minutes, fast and convenient · JR Tokaido Line: About 1 hour 30-40 minutes, roughly half the cost From Atami Station, it's about a 10-15 minute walk to the promenade. 📷 Photography Tips While capturing just the flowers is beautiful, including people, streets, and cherry blossoms together brings out the atmosphere of this place even more. If you're planning a trip to Tokyo in February, why not experience an early spring in Atami? 🌸
Bestie Early Spring Trip to Japan: Pink Cherry Blossoms + Rapeseed Flowers Are Perfect for Photos
Surprised? Winter isn’t even over yet, and the cherry blossom season is almost here! 🌸 Grab your bestie and head to Japan for cherry blossom viewing~ 🌸 February 7 to March 8, 2026 · About 850 cherry trees along the Kawazu River · Around 8,000 cherry trees in the whole town 🗺️ Along the Kawazu River, both banks are filled with rich pink cherry blossoms! Not the pale kind of pink! Kawazu cherry blossoms are exactly how you remember cherry blossoms should look! That romantic spring color that hits you at first sight~ 🌼 Cherry blossoms + rapeseed flowers blooming simultaneously Pink + yellow, the whole scene looks like it’s been color-graded, perfect for taking eye-catching photos with your bestie It really feels like spring! ☝️ Although there are many people, it doesn’t feel crowded Because the area is large, once you leave the station, people spread out~ There are also quite a few food stalls—don’t forget to try the pink taiyaki with your bestie! They look great in photos too 🥰 📸 Three best spots for photos ① Nanohana Road 📍 Between Arakura Bridge and Kinomiya Bridge Yellow rapeseed flowers spread like a carpet, with dense pink cherry blossoms overhead—taking panoramic shots here with your bestie is amazing ② Kawazu Cherry Blossom Tunnel (my personal favorite) 📍 Between Toyoizumi Bridge and Kawazuideyu Bridge Cherry blossoms on both banks overlap in the sky above, walking inside feels like entering a pink tunnel! Beautiful during the day and stunning when lit up at night! Also, compared to near the station, this section is much less crowded, perfect for solo shots with your bestie ③ Kawazu River Cherry Blossom Trail 🚶♀️ About 4 km long Walk from the seaside Hama Bridge upstream to Mine Bridge, about 50 minutes at a normal pace No need to walk the whole trail with your bestie—just pick a section to stroll slowly and enjoy more comfortably~ 🚃 Transportation Take the Izukyu Line with your bestie, get off at Kawazu Station, and walk to the cherry blossom viewing area—no complicated transfers, very friendly for tourists! 🌸 The train ride itself is part of the trip From Atami / Ito heading south, outside the window you’ll see 🌊 coastline, 🏞️ mountain views, and 🌸 blooming Izu spring—nonstop photo ops with your bestie along the way 🎫 If planning to stay in Izu for two days, it’s recommended to get the 【Izukyu-line 2Day Pass】 with your bestie · Passport required to purchase 🚃 Coverage: · Entire Izukyu Line · Ito Station ⇄ Izukyu Shimoda Station 🚆 Trains you can ride: · Local trains / Rapid trains (non-reserved seats) · Limited express trains (non-reserved seats) 🤔 Tips 🌸 Kawazu cherry blossom blooming times vary each year, check real-time bloom status with your bestie before departure 🌸 February is still quite cold, wear thick coats with your bestie, especially at night 🌸 Weekends get crowded, try to go on weekdays for a better experience with your bestie 🏨 Accommodation Tips: Recommended “Izukyu Shimoda Umi no Ie Minshuku,” built by the sea and close to the cherry blossom trail~ Stay here with your bestie to watch the sunrise by the sea, rooms offer Japanese-style tatami options, cozy and comfortable. The hotel rents bicycles, making it super convenient to cycle and enjoy the blossoms. Dinner features fresh seafood—feast with your bestie together.
Atami | Sea + Cherry Blossoms, Atami at the end of January is truly unbeatable
Last week I went to Atami to see the early cherry blossoms, and I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been here. In the past, I almost always headed straight to the seaside, rarely truly exploring this small town built along the mountains. This time, I wandered around casually and gained a new appreciation for Atami. · Apart from the area around the station, the whole city seems frozen in the Showa era. Nostalgic streets, shopping arcades bearing the marks of time. Even the many hot spring hotels mostly have quite a history. After some research, I found that although Atami has long been a famous hot spring resort, its real heyday began after the railway opened in 1925. The convenience of transportation greatly boosted tourism development. In 1950, Atami was designated as an International Tourism and Culture City. The cityscape you see today feels like a gentle tribute to that glorious era. · Atami’s cherry blossoms are mainly concentrated along the Itogawa River, near the Ginza shopping street. Their color is between Somei Yoshino and Kawazu cherry blossoms— a retro pink with a Showa vibe. Cherry blossoms, the riverbank, and music flowing from street corners blend together, pushing the city’s atmosphere to its peak here. Following the Itogawa River downstream, you can reach the seaside. The sea faces east, so I also got up early the next day to watch the sunrise (I also came to Atami for the sunrise on New Year’s Day 2021). · The Kinomiya Shrine, home to a camphor tree over 2,000 years old, and the Atami Plum Garden, which has over 450 plum trees of more than 60 varieties, are also must-see spots. Atami’s plums, like its cherry blossoms, are among the earliest to bloom in Japan. If you stay in Atami, the entrance fee is only 100 yen. · After visiting, you can take the train from JR Kinomiya Station to the next stop, Izu-Taga. Near the station, the Sakura no Meisho Sanpo Road (Shiki no Michi) offers views of cherry blossoms and the sea in the same style. Facing the sea, with spring flowers blooming, the moment feels even more vivid. Kinomiya Station also has a famous local pudding chain, Atami Pudding (also near Atami Station and Ginza shopping street). I used to buy it every time I came to Atami; the bottles with little hippos are very cute and can be reused for storage at home. This time I also found fridge magnets and bought one without hesitation. · 🌟 Suggested itinerary Day 1 🚃 Tokyo Station ➡︎ Atami, JR Tokaido Main Line, 1980 yen, 1h 45min 🚶 Atami Station ➡︎ Atami Ginza ➡︎ Itogawa Promenade 🏨 Atami New Fujiya Hotel Part of the Itoen hot spring chain, right next to the Itogawa Promenade. Booked last minute with 1 night and 2 meals for just over 480 RMB. The facilities are a bit old, the buffet isn’t very varied, but drinks are self-service, and the location is good. For this price, you can’t ask for more. Day 2 🚶 Seaside sunrise ➡︎ hotel breakfast ➡︎ Itogawa Promenade ➡︎ Kinomiya Shrine ➡︎ Atami Plum Garden 🚃 Kinomiya ➡︎ Izu-Taga, and I just caught the super cool Black Ship train 🚶 Izu-Taga ➡︎ Sakura no Meisho Sanpo Road
What people are saying about Atami
Izu Peninsula
Around the top of the mountain, the whole peninsula comes into view, the peaceful life, the surging waves, I guess only those who have been there can understand what kind of life it is.
理然Atami Sea Fireworks
The fire works are great , worthwhile going there , just wait and seated at the beach, enjoy the drinks , eating, then enjoying the show,
_TI***j0Hakone Sightseeing Cruise
It’s a fun experience. You get to see the Torii gate from afar.
MiAmore21Atami Onsen
Heiwa-dori shopping street in front of Atami Station It was my first time traveling to Atami City. I took the 40-minute Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to JR Atami Station, which is right in front of the station, the Heiwa-dori shopping street. It was very convenient and fast. Heiwa-dori Shopping Street is definitely the first stop for many tourists to Atami. There are many local specialty food shops and souvenir shops on the street, including several popular check-in shops such as the Longlong Pudding Shop. There is also a specialty store selling strawberry products. Visitors can also have lunch here, eat some hot spring steamed buns, or buy some souvenirs to take back to downtown Tokyo. Shops selling souvenirs from Atami, Izu, and Shizuoka mainly sell specialties and sweets such as hot spring manju. There are also various restaurants, cafes, popular food spots and sweets shops recommended on TV and in magazines. When you go sightseeing in Atami, be sure to stop by Atami Heiwa-dori Shopping Street. 4-1 Tawaramoto-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 413-0011 Recommended visiting time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm For store information and closing days, please visit the shopping street website
Tim526MOA Museum of Art
Visiting on the day of the Atami Fireworks Festival, the crowds were less than expected, making for a great experience. For art lovers, the special exhibition on Japanese art—a digitized exhibition of Hokusai's manga on the day of my visit—was quite well done. Effective multimedia interaction created a page-turning viewing experience, comparing Hokusai's manga with the Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, and then with photographs taken at the time—all very interesting curatorial ideas that could spark interest even for beginners. For general visitors, the museum thoughtfully provided phone stands and adjustable angles at photo spots, both for their convenience and to help manage crowds, keeping those wanting to take pictures together to avoid obstructing other visitors—a very clever approach! Overall, a thorough viewing of the exhibition takes about two hours, and with a coffee break and some sightseeing and photography, half a day can easily be spent there.
_GG***46The Hakone Open-Air Museum
Sculpture Forest, an art museum nestled in the mountains, is more accurately described as an outdoor art park and a must-visit in Hakone. Scattered throughout the forest are over a hundred sculptures, seamlessly blending expansive natural greenery with modern sculpture. You can even see original Picasso works and enjoy a foot bath and a delicious meal in the forest, allowing you to slow down and savor the moment. Whether you're visiting for sightseeing, taking photos, having fun with kids, or simply killing time, Sculpture Forest Art Museum will not disappoint – a 100% experience! Purchasing tickets on Trip.com offers discounts and is refundable at any time, making it instantly usable. Highly recommended!
love2goLake Ashi
although the weather is not good enough, the lake District is nice , you can enjoy the pirate cruise and stay calm nearby.
_TI***j0Mishima Skywalk
Price is about the same as buying over the counter, except that we didnt have to queue in line. It's basically a skywalk with a nice view of Mt Fuji. Skywalk seems new. There were also ziplines right beside the skywalk that kids were playing (requires additional cost to play). Across the bridge, there were some food stalls, restaurant and an animal petting store. Overall good for about 2hours.
Weijie59Lake Ashi Cruise
the pirate ship is nicely decorated full of the pirate ship experience haha , the ride is good , although the weather was a bit cloudy
_TI***j0Hakone Ropeway
Great ropeway ride. Safe and fast. Long queue over weekend.
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