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Located just steps from JR Atami Station, this shopping street offers not only shopping but also the unique experience of "teyu" (hand baths).
Atami City, one of Japan's premier hot spring destinations, is renowned for its abundant natural hot spring water. Located right outside JR Atami Station, this shopping district serves as the city’s welcoming gateway.
The street is lined with a variety of shops, including souvenir stores offering Atami, Izu, and Shizuoka specialties like onsen manju (steamed buns), as well as restaurants where visitors can enjoy local Atami delicacies.
A highlight of the shopping district is the "Fukufuku-no-Yu" hand bath, where visitors can experience the warmth of Atami’s hot springs for free. The spring, named "Fukufuku Onsen," originates from 300 meters underground and emerges at an impressive 76.7°C. The water is cooled to about 40°C for a comfortable hand-soaking experience. Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, it’s a perfect way to feel the charm of Atami’s famous hot springs.
Adjacent to the hand bath is the cheerful "Yumakake Jizo" statue, offering a tranquil atmosphere as you soak your hands. A visit to this spot is a must when exploring the shopping district.
A shopping street just 30 seconds from JR Atami Station.
Packed with popular gourmet spots featured on TV and in magazines.
"Fukufuku no Yu," where you can easily enjoy Atami’s famous hot springs loved by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Are there brochures or informational signs in foreign languages? (If available, please specify the supported languages.)
None are provided by the shopping district.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
No free Wi-Fi available.
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Are there coin lockers?
There are no coin lockers within the shopping district, but they are available at Atami Station and nearby areas.
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Are there smoking areas?
There is one smoking area located in the middle of the shopping district.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
When you come to Atami, pretty much everyone buys one to eat.
If you pass through Atami and don’t try it, it seriously feels like you’re missing something.
Atami Heiwa Street Shopping District is full of Showa-era charm. There are tons of little shops, with all kinds of food and souvenirs. The vibe is relaxed—perfect for a stroll and some enjoyment.
