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Feb. 16, 2024
[Image1]Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja)Located in the western district of Atami, Imamiya Shrine has long been
[Image2]Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja)Located in the western district of Atami, Imamiya Shrine has long been
[Image3]Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja)Located in the western district of Atami, Imamiya Shrine has long been
[Image4]Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja)Located in the western district of Atami, Imamiya Shrine has long been

Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja)

Located in the western district of Atami, Imamiya Shrine has long been revered as a place where heartfelt wishes are granted. The enshrined deities are Kotoshironushi no Kami and Okuninushi no Kami. The shrine’s founding dates back more than 1,700 years, traditionally said to have been during the reign of Emperor Nintoku.

The legend of Minamoto no Yoritomo is also well known.
When Yoritomo was exiled to Izu and became lost in the mountains of Atami, he prayed at a small shrine beneath a great camphor tree and was able to evade his pursuers safely. Afterwards, he showed his gratitude by contributing to the shrine’s buildings.
The annual Grand Festival takes place every October 19 and 20.

Address / 3-29 Sakura-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka 413-0028
Phone / 0557-81-4232
Access / From JR atami station, take a bus bound for Momijigaoka for about 15 minutes → get off at Koarashi → 3-minute walk
Parking / Paid parking available nearby

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Himenosawa Park Himenosawa Park, a famed flower spot in Atami, overflows with seasonal blooms all year round. It is a natural park where you can also enjoy a full-fledged adventure playground. About 600 species of plants grow within the park. In an environment that feels like a botanical garden, flowering trees such as azaleas and a variety of wildflowers burst into bloom. (The photo shows azaleas that bloom from late April to early May.) About a 90-minute trek from Himenosawa Park will take you to Jukkoku Pass, allowing you to fully enjoy nature on the way. Please enjoy the moving floral scenes to your heart’s content, where flowers welcome you whenever you visit. Address / 1164 Himenosawa, Izu-san, Atami City, Shizuoka 413-0002 Telephone / 0557-83-5301 (Himenosawa Park Management Office) Access / From JR atami station, take a bus bound for the Motohakone area for about 30 minutes and get off at Himenosawa Park Admission / Free Parking / Free (Sazanka Parking: 46 passenger cars, 3 buses) and others
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Marine Spa Atami Marine Spa Atami is an all-weather health and exercise facility where anyone can easily enjoy Atami’s hot springs while taking in a seaside view unique to the city. A blue ocean stretches out before you, and beyond the soothing feeling of the hot springs themselves, Atami’s celebrated natural scenery comforts visitors. Since bathing suits are required, visitors can enjoy the hot springs without gender separation, making it easy for families, couples, and groups of friends to spend pleasant time together. You can get active on an approximately 8-meter-high water slide and in the hot spring pool, or take your time restoring your body in the health hot bath and bathing facilities. There are many ways to enjoy the facility. Address / 4-39 Wadahaminamicho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture 413-0023 Phone / 0557-86-2020 Access / About 10 minutes by bus from JR Atami Station toward Atami Port or Ajiro → get off at Marine Spa Atami (Please inquire about shuttle bus operation) Hours / 10:00–19:00 (last admission at 18:30) * Hours may vary during the New Year holidays and summer season Closed / Every Thursday (see the official page for other closed days) Admission / Adults 1,360 yen; elementary and junior high students 680 yen; ages 3 to preschool 420 yen; under 3 years 310 yen (see the official page for other pricing) Parking / Adjacent municipal Wadahama Parking Lot, 125 spaces (municipal rate 110 yen per 30 minutes; bring your parking ticket for a 2-hour discount) * During busy periods such as summer, entry restrictions may be applied * Temporary closures may occur, so please check the official page in advance

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