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Feb. 16, 2024
[Image1]Ocean Spa FuuaOcean Spa Fuua (Fuua) is Atami’s largest day-use hot spring facility, offering panoram
[Image2]Ocean Spa FuuaOcean Spa Fuua (Fuua) is Atami’s largest day-use hot spring facility, offering panoram
[Image3]Ocean Spa FuuaOcean Spa Fuua (Fuua) is Atami’s largest day-use hot spring facility, offering panoram
[Image4]Ocean Spa FuuaOcean Spa Fuua (Fuua) is Atami’s largest day-use hot spring facility, offering panoram

Ocean Spa Fuua

Ocean Spa Fuua (Fuua) is Atami’s largest day-use hot spring facility, offering panoramic views of Sagami Bay.
At the breathtaking open-air standing bath—about 25 meters long and one of Japan’s largest—you can float in a sensation where sea and sky seem to merge. By day you’ll see the blue sky and sparkling Sagami Bay; by night you can enjoy the glittering nightscape of Atami City.

Atami Living, a richly appointed relaxation area built around the theme of “seaside villa life,” features eight different lounges and terraces, as well as bedrock baths, a café, and extensive treatment and beauty services.
The spacious Ocean Lounge, with its high ceiling, is a popular spot to relax while gazing at the sea stretching before you. The Onsuijoku Torukka offers supreme relaxation under the moonlight, with carefully selected sofas and natural aromatherapy scents.

A restaurant serving resort-style dishes adjoins the facility, promising a restorative time that helps you forget everyday life, both physically and mentally.

※Guests under 18 years old must be accompanied by a guardian aged 20 or older.
※Children aged 4 through elementary school must be accompanied by a guardian of the same sex and cannot use mixed bathing areas. Some facilities may be unavailable for safety reasons.
※For safety reasons, children aged 0–3 are not allowed to enter.
※The open-air standing bath is not available to guests shorter than 135 cm.
※Entry may be limited depending on congestion.
※Operating conditions may change; for details please check the official Ocean Spa Fuua website.

Address / 10-1 Wadahamaminami-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka 413-8626
Phone / 0557-82-0123
Access /
■ About 10 minutes by free shuttle bus from JR atami station
■ About 10 minutes by bus from JR atami station bound for Atami Port / Korakuen, then get off at the final stop
Hours / 10:00–22:00 (last admission 21:00)
Closed / Irregular holidays
Fees (including consumption tax)
<Standard Fee> Adult 3,080 yen · Child 2,310 yen
<After-5 Fee (entry from 17:00)> Adult 2,310 yen · Child 1,760 yen
※An additional bathing tax of 150 yen applies to adults only.
※On weekends, public holidays, and certain days, a surcharge applies (Adult +330 yen · Child +220 yen).
※Please check the official site for the specific dates.
Parking / 230 spaces

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Feb. 17, 2024
Bougainvillea Along the Itokawa River that runs through central Atami City, between Onaribashi and Itokawabashi (about 180 meters), bougainvillea vines arch over and cover the stream. These bougainvillea produce tropical, vividly colored bracts—red, magenta, purple and more—from May through October each year. Near Itokawabashi, a staircase leads down to the river, creating a hidden photo spot. Yellow Hypericum ‘Hidecoat’ adds a splash of color and makes the scene even more lovely. The display peaks around the same time as the jacaranda, from late May to mid-June, so be sure to visit then as well. <Bougainvillea> A tropical shrub in the Nyctaginaceae family native to Brazil in South America. While it blooms year-round in tropical regions, in Japan it flowers from May to October. What looks like the flower is actually the bract; three bracts gather together, and the small white true flower blooms at their center. The bracts show leaf veins and resemble leaves. Because the bracts are thin, they flutter in the wind. Bract colors include red, white, pink, orange, yellow, and various bicolors. Address / Ginza-cho and Chuocho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture Phone / 0557-86-6218 (Atami City Parks and Greenery Division) Access ■About a 20-minute walk from JR atami station ■About a 10-minute bus ride from JR atami station toward Atami Port → get off at “Ginza” → a few minutes’ walk
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Seiko Sawada Memorial Museum This museum gathers representative works by Seiko Sawada, a native of Atami City who received the Order of Culture. It displays art across many fields, including numerous wood carvings, paintings, ink wash works, ceramics, prints, and calligraphy. There is a popular belief that if you hold hands beneath the entrance ceiling stained glass panel "Hiten," you will remain happy forever. The reflection of "Hiten" on the red granite floor is also beautiful, so visitors can enjoy the stained glass both overhead and underfoot. ● Seiko Sawada (1894–1988) Born Toshiyoshi. An artist awarded the Order of Culture and an honorary citizen of Atami City. He grew up by the sea in Atami and, at 19, aspired to become a sculptor. He trained under Yamamoto Zuiun, a leading disciple of Koun Takamura. Until his death at 93, he worked across many artistic fields, producing numerous wood carvings as well as paintings, ceramics, prints, and calligraphy. His powerful, life-filled, and poetic works speak to the hearts of many and evoke great romance. Address / 9-46 Umezonocho, Atami City, Shizuoka 413-0032 (next to Atami Plum Garden) Phone / 0557-81-9211 Access / About 15 minutes by bus toward Ainogahara from atami station on JR, then get off at Sawada Memorial Museum stop Hours / 9:00–16:30 Closed / Mondays (open on public holidays) Admission / Adults 380 yen (250 yen for groups); Junior and senior high school students 250 yen (120 yen for groups); Elementary school students and younger free Parking / 10 spaces (free) ※Parking unavailable during the Plum Festival

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