ATAMI Atami travel tips sharing

Those who come to ATAMI for the first time Let’s talk about luggage storage first At ATAMI Atami Station, stand on the far right Go up two floors on the left side of the shopping mall when you enter the station, and then go right. There are coin lockers everywhere. If you have large luggage, you can store it before going out to play! If the Coinlocker is full, then walk straight to the end of the mall on the left side of the station and there is a luggage storage (manual) There are 5 places to go for fun! To the right of Atami Station is the Atami Onsen Food Street You can queue up here to buy butter red bean bread 🍞 and glutinous rice dumplings 🍡, which are limited to this place and taste good! There are also several seafood rice shops that you can try. If you want to see the scenery, you can take a bus. The bus can reach MOA Museum of Art, sunset beach, Ginza Street (also a food street, you can buy Atami pudding, which is also delicious) You can also take Korakuen Station to Atami Castle! This is great! Take the cable car up (it’s a short ride) Then you can overlook the city of Atami! There is also a large sea view observation deck where you can take a cup of coffee and drink it while watching the sea. There is also a place selling coffee drinks above, but it is quite GUI! MOA Museum of Art is closed on Thursdays. It happened to be closed when I went there, so I didn’t get to go! Sunsetbeach is really close to the sea and has a beach. You can go there to take some beach photos. It's very beautiful. You can also watch the sunset there. You can buy Atami pudding on Ginza Street. It is served in a hot spring box. It is full of ritual. It tastes melted and sweet. It is delicious. But I had a bad experience at a seafood rice restaurant there. The seafood was not fresh, the sea urchin was bitter and the sashimi tasted weird... In short, Atami is quite fun. You can have enough fun in one day or two days.