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Atami Sun Beach

Not far from downtown Atami, the beach representing Atami is about a 15-minute walk from Atami Station. During the summer season, it attracts many bathers. The waves are quiet because of the breakwater, and the blue ocean and sandy beach stretches for about 400 meters. The beach is surrounded by palm trees and hotels, giving it a resort-like atmosphere.
There are coin lockers, changing rooms (for women only), diaper changing stations, several free showers and foot-washing stations, and a ramp to enter and exit the beach, making it a child-friendly beach.
The Moon Terrace, Rainbow Deck, and other boardwalks are also available, making it perfect for strolling as well as swimming. A "kids' area" has also been newly established on the beach, allowing families with children to enjoy swimming in peace.

Kids will have a blast at the water park!

A "kids' area" has been established at the beach in conjunction with the opening of the beach, allowing families with children to enjoy swimming in peace.
Anyone can use the area as long as they follow the rules. In addition to the kids' area, there is also a water park where children can play for a fee to keep them occupied.

Atami Sun Beach

• Tokaigan-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• Approx. 15 min. walk from Atami Station
• Swimming hours during the opening period: 9:00-17:00
  Light-up hours are from sunset to 22:00 every night.
• 0557-86-6218
• Parking is available at the municipal parking lot.

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Water Park & Moon Terrace

During the non-summer season when the beach is crowded with people swimming in the sea, you can also enjoy a walk with your children in the "Water Park" leading from the sun beach. The park was built to resemble a resort in the northern Mediterranean, so the use of stones and bricks gives the park an exotic atmosphere. It is also a great place to enjoy taking pictures while looking out at the yachts and the sea.
Moon Terrace is a monument of a fountain, which you can see when you go past the stone archway with impressive curves to the end of the terrace. It is considered a "sacred place for lovers," and at night it is illuminated to create a fantastic atmosphere.

Water Park / Moon Terrace

• Nagisagi-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• Approx. 15 min. walk from Atami Station
• 0557-86-6218
• Parking is available at the municipal parking lot.

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Atami Pleasure Boat SANREMO

The sightseeing boat "SANREMO" departs from the Oyasui Park Pier No. 3 (at the mouth of the Hatsukawa River). It is named after Sanremo, a port town in northern Italy, which is Atami's sister city. During the 30-minute cruise around Atami Bay, passengers can enjoy a panoramic view of not only the city of Atami, but also the Manazuru Peninsula and Izu Oshima Island on a clear day.
You can feed the seagulls on the boat, and when you do, they gather in large numbers, making you feel as if you are cruising with them.

Experience the richness of Atami's ocean

SANREMO also has an underwater observation deck, where you can watch fish swimming when the boat is docked at the pier. Pets (small dogs) are also allowed on board, so it is recommended for those with pets.

Atami Pleasure Boat SANREMO

• 2020-36 Nagisagi-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• From Atami Station, take the bus bound for Atami Port (approx. 6 min.), get off at Shinsui Koen and walk for 1 min.
• From 10:00 (last service from 15:40)
• Tuesdays, during stormy weather and maintenance
• Adults: 1,700 yen, Children (3 years and older to elementary school students): 900 yen
• 0557-52-6657
• Pay parking (City Parking is available nearby)

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Wada Tobacco Shop

This tobacco store was established in 1953. The exterior is a traditional cigarette store, but once you step into the store, you will find an amusement space lined with game machines and candy that were a hit 30 to 40 years ago. There are many nostalgic games such as "Janken Fever" and "Piccadilly Hall," all of which can be enjoyed together while teaching children.

In addition to games, old-fashioned candy bars are also available!

Originally, candy was not sold here, but it was put there in response to children asking, "Do you have any candy?" Children are always asking, "Do you have any snacks? There are about 450 different kinds of candy, all of which can be purchased for as little as an allowance. It is a "treasure trove" for children.

Wada Tobacco Shop

• 4-27 Showa-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture MAP
• 19 minutes walk from JR Atami Station
  Approx. 14 min. walk from JR Kurumiya Sta.
• Open 10:00-17:00
• No holidays
• 0557-83-6000
• None

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Dairy Kingdom Orache

It takes about 20 minutes by car from Atami. Dairy Kingdom Orache is located in the Tanna Basin of Kannami Town, surrounded by the mountains of Minami Hakone. Here, visitors can interact with goats and rabbits, and depending on the season, experience harvesting vegetables and milking milk. There are also a variety of indoor Experience classes such as key chain making and ice cream making. Even on rainy days, visitors can spend quality time with their children.

Tanna milk, produced in this region where dairy farming has flourished for about 130 years, is made from high-quality raw milk from cows that have been carefully bred. The milk-squeezing experience is a valuable way to experience the history of dairy farming in the area and its living creatures. The fresh, thick soft ice cream made with Tanna milk directly from the adjacent factory is highly recommended. Other experiences such as butter making and ice cream making will be invaluable for children.

Dairy Kingdom Orache

• 349-1 Tanna, Kannami-cho, Tagata-gun, Shizuoka MAP
• Approximately 20 minutes from Atami Station by car
• Weekdays 10:00-16:00, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 9:00-17:00
  Restaurant open only on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays: 11:00-15:00 (L.O.14:30)
• Wednesday
• Free of charge
• 055-974-4192
• Free of charge

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Hime-no-Sawa Park

Hime-no-Sawa Park, located in the northwestern part of Atami City, about 30 minutes by bus up the mountain from Atami Station, is a nature park that has been selected as one of the "100 Best Urban Parks in Japan. About 800 kinds of plants can be seen here, and the park is decorated with cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring, water lilies and day lilies in summer, maple and zelkova leaves in fall, and sasanquas in winter.
The park also has an athletic course and a sports field with artificial turf, making it a great place for families to get in touch with nature and play all day long.

The athletic course has a number of attractions that can be combined to create various variations. For families with small children, the short course is recommended. You can challenge yourself according to your child's physical strength.

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Tokoku Touge

The pass gets its name from the fact that it overlooks 10 former provinces, including Izu and Sagami provinces. On a clear day, the top of the pass offers a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji to the north, Suruga Bay to the west, and Sagami Bay to the east.

Cable car leading to the top of the pass

To reach the summit, we recommend using the cable car. Pets can also ride with you and play together in the dog run at the summit. There are four hiking courses from the summit, some of which can be completed in as little as one and a half hours while observing wild birds, plants and flowers, so it is recommended to plan a day out with your family.