Atami is a hot spring resort city located in Shizuoka Prefecture, which is easily accessible from Tokyo. Atami has many sightseeing spots filled with various attractions such as history, culture, nature and art. This time, we will introduce recommended sightseeing spots in Atami.
First of all, it is "Atami Onsen" which can be said to be the symbol of Atami. Atami Onsen is one of Japan's leading hot spring resorts, where Tokugawa Ieyasu also stayed, and is characterized by an abundant amount of hot water and a wide variety of spring qualities. In addition to seaside hotels and ryokans, Atami Onsen has a variety of hot spring facilities, such as retreat-like inns in the mountains and tasteful communal baths. How about relaxing at Atami Onsen?
Next is the "MOA Museum" where you can enjoy a beautiful collaboration of scenery and art. The MOA Museum of Art is an art museum located on a hill in Atami, and exhibits masterpieces of Japan and the East, such as national treasures and important cultural properties. The highlights are the ``Akae Kinrande flower and bird patterned tea bowl'' and the ``Fujin Raijin-zu folding screen'', which use plenty of gold leaf. In addition, from the museum, you can see the superb view of Sagami Bay and the Izu Peninsula. It is a luxurious spot where you can enjoy art appreciation and scenery at the same time.
And then there is Kinomiya Shrine, where you can feel the presence of the gods. Kinomiya Shrine is a shrine located about 10 minutes on foot from Atami Station and is considered one of the oldest shrines in Japan. Kinomiya Shrine is famous for its huge camphor tree called "Okusu", which has a trunk circumference of about 10 meters. This large camphor tree is designated as a national natural monument, and you can feel its strong power. In addition, Kinomiya Shrine is said to bring blessings such as success in love and prosperous business. Don't forget to try the matchmaking amulets and omikuji.
Finally, Hatsushima is a small resort with a slow atmosphere. Hatsushima is a small island about 30 minutes by boat from Atami Port, where you can enjoy outdoor activities such as camping and barbecues.
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