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Located in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture, Atami sits at the base of the Izu Peninsula. This picturesque city is surrounded by both mountains and the sea, offering incredible natural beauty and a variety of attractions. Whether you’re into hot springs, romantic strolls, or trying local delicacies, Atami has something for everyone.
Atami Onsen
Atami Onsen offers numerous scenic hot springs where you can bathe while admiring breathtaking ocean views. Whether you’re looking for a traditional ryokan experience or a modern day-use onsen, there’s a variety of options available to relax and rejuvenate both body and mind. Enjoy the healing waters, serene atmosphere, and picturesque coastal landscapes that make Atami a must-visit destination for onsen enthusiasts. With a perfect blend of rich tradition and contemporary comfort, Atami Onsen provides an ideal retreat for those seeking relaxation and renewal.
Kinomiya Shrine
Visit the sacred tree, estimated to be over 2,100 years old, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of this historic shrine.
Access:
•10 minutes by taxi or 25 minutes on foot from Atami Station.
MOA Museum of Art
A stunning museum showcasing Japanese art, beautiful gardens, and panoramic views of the ocean.
Access:
• From JR Atami Station, take a bus to MOA Museum of Art (approx. 7 minutes) or walk uphill for about 20 minutes.
Atami Castle
Enjoy panoramic views from the castle’s observation deck and explore its samurai exhibits.
Access:
• From JR Atami Station, take a bus to Atami Korakuen Bus Stop (approx. 15 minutes), then take the ropeway and walk for about 3 minutes.
Kiunkaku
A preserved Taisho-era villa that lets you step back in time and experience Japanese architectural beauty.
Access:
• From JR Atami Station, take a bus to Kiunkaku Stop (approx. 10 minutes) or enjoy approximately 25-minute walk.
Atami Sightseeing Boat SANREMO
Take a short cruise and enjoy Atami’s coastal views from the sea.
Access:
• About a 25-minute walk from Atami Station to Shinsui Park.
Atami Baien(Plum Garden)
Famous for its early-blooming plum blossoms in winter and late autumn foliage, this park is beautiful year-round.
Access:
•10-minute taxi ride or 20-minute bus ride from Atami Station.
Atami’s Seasonal Flowers
Atami is famous for its flowers, and a visit timed with the blooming season is extra special:
• January–February: Plum blossoms (Atami Plum Garden, MOA Museum) and Atami cherry blossoms (Itokawa Promenade).
• March–April: Cherry blossoms (Atami Castle).
• Late April–Early May: Azaleas (Himenosawa Park).
• Late May–Mid-June: Jacaranda (Jacaranda Promenade) and bougainvillea (Itokawa Promenade).
• November–December: Autumn foliage (Atami Plum Garden, MOA Museum).
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