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Essential Resources and Preparation for a Worry-Free Stay
This guide is designed to help you enjoy Atami safely. Whether you encounter a sudden illness, injury, or transportation delays, please refer to this page for reliable support.
If you experience a severe injury or a life-threatening condition, do not hesitate to call the following numbers:
119: Ambulance / Fire
110: Police (For accidents or crimes)
When visiting a hospital, please remember to bring your passport and overseas travel insurance card.
Facility Name | Address | Location |
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IUHW Atami Hospital (International University of Health and Welfare) | 13-1 Higashikaigan-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka 413-0012 | |
Atami Tokoro Memorial Hospital | 20-20 Showa-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka 413-0022 |
Japan Visitor Hotline (JNTO) Phone: 050-3816-2787 (Available 24/7 in English, Chinese, and Korean) Call this hotline if you need an interpreter or general medical advice.
Find a Doctor (Multilingual Hospital Search) Search for medical institutions that offer support in your language.
Supervised by the Japan Tourism Agency, this app provides disaster alerts (such as earthquake warnings) in your native language. To stay informed and avoid misinformation, please download and set it up now.

Tip: The Safety tips app includes Communication Cards to help you ask for assistance from local Japanese people. Downloading it in advance ensures peace of mind during your trip.

In the event of a typhoon or heavy rain, train and bus schedules may change. Please check the official websites below for the latest status:
In the event of a large-scale disaster, a free public Wi-Fi network named "00000JAPAN" (Five Zeros) is activated for everyone to use.
How to connect: Simply go to your Wi-Fi settings and select "00000JAPAN" to get online without a password.
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