▲ The Atami Fireworks Festival is one of Atami's most popular summer events, rich in history and charm. The fireworks festival has been held since 1925, bringing the summer nights to life with brilliant fireworks and a festive atmosphere.
▲ Fireworks time: 20:20-20:40 (20:15-20:40 during July and August) [Fireworks information] Number of fireworks: about 5,000 The fireworks venue is surrounded by mountains and is in the shape of a basin. The sound of the fireworks echoes like a natural cinema sound effect, which is very shocking!
▲ Hakone Shrine Hakone Shrine boasts a long history, dating back to 757 during the reign of Emperor Koken (the Tenpyo Hoji era of the Nara period). It was founded by the monk Mankan-shonin, who practiced deep meditation on Mount Hakone, and boasts a history spanning over 1,200 years. The peaceful torii gate at Hakone Shrine was built in 1952 to commemorate the signing of the peace treaty between Japan and the Crown Prince. Because it stands on the water, it's also known as the Hakone Shrine Water Torii. The walkway allows for close-up photography, and its stunning photo opportunities often make it a popular Instagram post. The plaque above the torii gate actually has the word "peace," but it can only be seen when facing the water and riding the Lake Ashi pirate ship. Keep an eye out for it!
▲ Atami Sunshine Beach, experience the fun of seaside vacation. The beach here is wide and the sand is fine, which is very suitable for swimming, sunbathing and beach activity. Under the warm sunshine, you can enjoy the sound of waves, relax and feel the leisurely atmosphere of summer. The blue sea, white sand, palm tree-lined streets, and the sea breeze blowing on the beach are super comfortable~
▲ Atami Old Ginza Shopping Street - There are old shops selling a variety of dried goods and pickled foods, as well as the sweet aroma of red beans and dough floating in the air with the steam of hot spring manju. Whether you want to eat here, buy souvenir, or just take a stroll, you can feel the nostalgic atmosphere of this historic shopping street. (Due to force majeure such as traffic jams on the day, some stores in Ginza Shopping Street may be closed when you arrive. Please understand.)
