A lot of luxury brands I was hoping for weren’t here at all, so it was a bit of a letdown.
If you’re expecting to do some serious shopping, you might be disappointed because the selection is fairly limited.
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MOA Museum of Art
This modern art museum opened in 1982 on a hill behind JR Atami Station and was transformed by a major renovation in 2017. With three floors above ground, one basement level, and approximately 183,000 sq. ft. of floor space, the museum houses around 3,500 works, primarily East Asian paintings, calligraphy, and crafts.
The museum itself is a stunning work of art. The kaleidoscope in the main hall is also a famous piece. Truly impressive.
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Enoshima
Enoshima is a small island at the tip of a sandbar extending into the sea from a long stretch of beach. It is known for its spectacular views of the Shonan coast and Mount Fuji. Despite being called an island, it is connected to the mainland by land. A bridge provides 24-hour pedestrian access, while vehicles are not permitted from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. The roadway is called Enoshima Ohashi Bridge, and the parallel pedestrian walkway is called Enoshima Benten Bridge.
I really recommend getting a one-day pass. The caves are super cool inside, and the further you go, the more beautiful it gets. The scenery is just like a painting.
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Busena Marine Park
A tourist attraction located at scenic Cape Busena in northern Okinawa Island. Designated as a Marine Park Zone within Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park, it offers opportunities to observe colorful tropical fish in their natural habitat and take in panoramic views of Okinawa's ocean.
Taking the whale glass-bottom boat was awesome! You get to see the sea creatures up close, right in front of you.
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