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Tourism/Events
Atami is a city that can be enjoyed all year round, regardless of the season, with activities such as the Atami Marine Fireworks Festival.
Here we will introduce Atami's tourist spots and events.
Atami Fireworks Festival
This is a historic fireworks festival that began in 1952 (Showa 27).
The venue, Atami Bay, is surrounded by mountains on three sides and has a bowl-shaped topography, so the sound reverberates and the impact is breathtaking. Another feature is that it can be enjoyed all year round, not just in summer.
Kinomiya Shrine
The sacred 2000-year-old camphor tree, which is a designated national natural monument, is a very popular power spot. You can also enjoy the illuminations at night.
■20 minutes walk from Atami Station ■3 minutes walk from Hoetsu
Atami Plum Garden
Opened in 1886 (Meiji 19), it is famous for having the earliest-blooming plum blossoms in Japan (starting in January). You can also enjoy the latest autumn leaves (starting in December).
■30 minutes walk from Atami Station ■15 minutes walk from Hoetsu
MOA Museum of Art
This is Atami's representative art museum. The National Treasure "Red and White Plum Blossoms Screen," considered to be Ogata Korin's greatest masterpiece, is open to the public every February during the plum blossom season.
The beautiful scenery is also highly recommended.
■Atami Station 8 minutes by car ■Hoetsu 7 minutes by car
Atami Castle
Built in 1959, the castle offers a magnificent 360-degree panoramic view from the castle tower observation deck.
■Atami Station 15 minutes■Hoetsu 15 minutes by car
Kiunkaku
This famous residence was built as a vacation home in 1919 (Taisho 8) and has been praised as one of the three great vacation homes in Atami.
■25 minutes walk from Atami Station ■20 minutes walk from Hoetsu
Sun Beach
This beach is popular in the summer as a swimming spot. At night, you can enjoy Japan's first illuminated beach.
■15 minutes walk from Atami Station ■20 minutes walk from Hoetsu
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