【最新版】食＋観光フルコース50代ひとり旅！完全復活の熱海旅 ✈️ 王道コースで満喫する２日間

【最新版】食＋観光フルコース50代ひとり旅！完全復活の熱海旅 ✈️ 王道コースで満喫する２日間

I’m on a 2-day, 1-night trip to Atami. I’m at JR Osaka Station. Why at night? I wonder, but this time I’m going by night bus. I made a reservation because I wanted to experience my first night bus in my life. It’s my first time going to Atami and Izu, and there’s a lot to enjoy, like the nostalgic scenery of Atami and the spectacular natural scenery , including Mt. Fuji seen from Izu. Now let’s head to the bus stop. I feel like I’ve gotten lost… Umeda Dungeon… I made it in time . This time I’m heading to Mishima by Kintetsu Bus Kintaro , so I’ll take the train to Atami. The fare is 6,600 yen, and it seems to change depending on the time of year. I’ve arrived at Kintaro. I wonder what the night bus is like. This time I chose a bus with 3 rows of seats. The seats look like this. It was dark, so I sat next to the seat. The facilities are It’s set up like this. There was a curtain to protect my privacy. I chose the front seat, and when I stretched my legs out, it looked like this. I put my legs in the gap. It was a high-performance seat. The best thing about it was that when I closed the curtain, it became a completely private space. I arrived at Mishima Station at 6:34. I stopped off at Kyoto Station on the way and took a break. It’s now exactly midnight. I wonder if I’ll be able to sleep. You stay wide awake while traveling. In the end, I couldn’t sleep and it was interrupted for about two hours. I arrived much earlier than planned. I wonder what time the first train is. It seems like the trains are running . It’s cold, so should I go inside the station ? There’s no point in staying here, so I’m heading to Atami . That’s the Mt. Fuji Mishima Tokyu Hotel. A hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji right in front of you . I killed some time . Atami! The city of Atami is in sight. We’ve arrived in Atami! The long-awaited Atami! Atami is a hot spring resort with the sea, hot springs, gourmet food, and retro town walks. The name “Atami” comes from “hot sea” (atsuumi), and it is said that hot springs gushed out from the sea and heated the seawater so much that steam rose. “The sea is hot → hot sea (atsuumi) →” It is said that the place began to be called “Atami” and that this became the place name. What should I do now? The shrine might be empty, so I’ll go to Kinomiya Shrine first. I’ll walk to Kinomiya Shrine to feel the atmosphere of Atami. Here I am. It’s like the walking dead. Everyone has been attacked by zombies. Even though it’s a tourist spot, there is no one there in the morning. Maybe a foot bath is a good idea. There is no hot spring in the bath . They are in the middle of filling it up now. I guess they clean and replace it every day. Thank you for your hard work. Ieyasu’s Bath. It was named after Tokugawa Ieyasu, who loved Atami Onsen. This bath is also a free-flowing hot spring. Right next to it they were selling towels for 200 yen each. Let’s take it easy. It’s about a 21-minute walk to Kinomiya Shrine. There are lots of things to look at on the way so it will probably take a little longer. In front of me I could see the famous Heiwa-dori shopping street in front of Atami Station. I don’t think the train is open. This is the Atami Light Railway, a small light railway that once connected Atami with the surrounding areas. With road improvements and the spread of automobiles, it fulfilled its role and was abolished. As expected, nothing is open yet. I’ll be back here again around 10am. Steam from the hot springs and Atami pudding. There’s such a big waiting area. Showa retro! That’s great! Apparently you can stay overnight! Wow, this place has a great atmosphere too! Let’s go all the way to the top ! The flowing retro feel and steam from the hot springs is the Atami I imagined. There are over 500 hot springs in the city, and Atami is said to have one of the highest hot spring densities in Japan. Let’s go back to the road we were on earlier. Atami is one of Japan’s steepest hot spring towns, and there are apparently a lot of slopes. It looks like we can get a beautiful glimpse of the morning sun from Atami Sun Beach. There are ups and downs, ups and downs. We ‘ll soon be at Kinomiya Shrine. Oh, there are the Seven Hot Springs of Atami. This is Nonaka no Yu. The Seven Hot Springs of Atami were the Atami Onsen from the Edo to Meiji periods. It is the general term for seven springs that represent the hot springs, and can be said to be the origin of Atami Onsen as “a place where hot water naturally gushed forth”. I would like to visit several places. Is that the source? The sunrise is so beautiful. I’m glad I came early in the morning. They are all built tightly against the slope of the mountain. It’s a tunnel that gives you a sense of history . Now that I can see it, it seems I have arrived at just the right place. From the torii gate there is a camera holder . Kinomiya Shrine is an ancient shrine known as Atami’s most popular power spot. It has also long been known as a shrine where people pray for things they want to break away from, such as alcohol, tobacco, gambling and bad relationships. That’s it! That tree is the Second Great Camphor Tree. It is a quiet sacred tree that is 1,300 years old. It is a spot where you can really feel the atmosphere of the forest. It is hollow and there is a shrine inside. It is said that it was struck by lightning about 300 years ago. Let’s go and purify it. Before long, the main shrine came into view. This is my first time here and it is well maintained. It is currently 7:05 and there is no one there . You can draw some holy water here. There is a fee for drawing the water. Let’s go and pray. Next, we will go to the great camphor tree, the main attraction. Oh, the lights are on. There is a bamboo forest around here. Is that it? It’s huge! This is a place that seems to give you a lot of power. It’s a natural monument. You can hear the murmuring of the river . This is a large camphor tree that is said to be over 2000 years old. What is that over there? Perhaps you can sit here and look at the large camphor tree. It costs 200 yen for 20 minutes. Let’s take a look at the large camphor tree from there . There was a cafe here. Unfortunately, it only opened at 10:00. It’s free. The large camphor tree is the largest in Honshu, standing 26 meters tall. If it’s about 2000 years old, does that mean it dates back to the Kofun period? Let’s take a closer look. The place name “Kinomiya = Kinomiya” is said to come from the faith in this large camphor tree. For some reason, touching it calms the soul. It’s said that if you walk around it, your wishes will come true. The more you look at it, the more mystical it becomes. This giant tree has an overwhelming presence that has lived for 2000 years . What is it! Do you look at it while being supported on the back like this ? Like this? You can certainly see the whole thing in a comfortable position. What about over there? There’s also a cafe here. Is that a photo spot? There were several photo spots within the temple grounds. It’s recommended to visit early in the morning as there are fewer visitors and you can worship in a solemn atmosphere. We’ll go back to Atami Station and take the train back. There’s Atami pudding here too. Now we’re heading to Hashiyu. This is a hot spring that springs from a horizontal cave, which is rare even in Japan. The water is filling up. It feels great! You can get to Hashiriyu by bus. The bus stop is right next door. It just happened to come! There are only a few buses, so if you miss it, you’ll have to wait quite a while. The nearest bus stop is “Aihajibashi”. It runs along the coast, which is nice. It’s a 9-minute walk from the bus stop. I realized later that there was also a road that would take you there in 5 minutes. This road was a steep slope. This was the right way to go. The water from earlier flows here, isn’t it? Is that Hashiriyu ? It is one of Japan’s three oldest springs , along with Dogo Onsen and Arima Onsen. It was discovered about 1,300 years ago, and was named “Hashiriyu” because the hot spring water that gushes out from the mountains runs down to the coast like a jerk. I can’t wait to see what it’s like. It looks like a cave . Even now, 70-degree water flows at a rate of 170 degrees per minute. Liters of water are gushing out. There’s an eerie sound. The hole is 150cm deep and you have to bend down to enter. It feels like a Dragon Quest dungeon. It’s bubbling , I wonder if it’s gushing out from here. The heat around here is bearable. I’m heading back. It was a place where you can feel the energy of nature up close. There used to be a museum here too. I’m heading back to Atami Station. The bus times don’t work out on the way back so I’ll walk. It takes 25 minutes, but if you go to Atami Station now, the shops are closed, so I’ll use it to kill time. On the way there is a place associated with Hojo Masako and Minamoto no Yoritomo. This is the “Akido-go ruins,” where it is said Masako hid to escape from the Heike’s pursuers. The view is uplifting. I’m back at Atami Station. There’s a foot bath! The pleasant hot water flows here too. It’s about time for the shops to open. It’s open! There are some openings on this side of the street, but how about the other side? The kamaboko looks delicious. This side has not yet opened, but I suddenly had a craving for kamaboko. There are many souvenir shops on this side of the street, so I went to Isoage Maruten Atami. It looks delicious. I haven’t eaten anything since this morning, so it looks even more delicious than usual. It comes with a skewer so you can eat it while walking around. The most popular dish is the takobo. The bench has takobo for 480 yen. It’s isoage made with plenty of large pieces of octopus kneaded into seafood paste. It has a very tender texture , and both the octopus and the paste are very tender. The octopus is also big. It’s also great when it’s served hot . You can’t go wrong with a popular restaurant. I came to Lasca Atami, and there is another dish I would like to try here. The restaurant is on the first floor, and the rice bowls look good too. Isoage Maruten Atami. This place is famous for its deep-fried horse mackerel. They have a variety of flavors. I think it’s salt after all . It looks delicious from the appearance. I bought some . 300 yen It is characterized by the style of deep-frying whole horse mackerel with the bones It is quite thick and delicious It is crispy and crunchy and has a plump texture This is also a dish that I would like you to try Next I head to Atami Sunset Beach It is about a 13-minute walk The Onsen Manju shop hadn’t opened yet It seems that you can win dried horse mackerel from the gachapon I would like to try it, but since it is the first day they have abalone to eat while walking around I would like to eat dried abalone while traveling I found a Jizo statue in a place like this It is said to be a hand bath but the water is not coming out yet It is said that if you pour hot water on the Jizo statue your dreams will come true Is it a dream? Since I turned 50 I may have stopped thinking about dreams I wanted to try it I wonder if it’s closed Is this the statue of Kan’ichi and Omiya, recreating the famous farewell scene from the novel, ” Konjiki Yasha ,” published from the end of the Meiji period to the Taisho period ? This pine tree became famous nationwide as it was depicted as the setting for the farewell scene between the protagonist Kan’ichi and Omiya. It became known as “Omiya’s Pine.” I’ve never read the novel, but the statue made me think it was the scene from the farewell scene. That’s Omiya’s Pine over there. The current tree is the second. The original Omiya Pine tree is also on display. Apparently , you can get to the beach from here. It’s called Sunset Beach because the sunsets are particularly beautiful. The sea is so calm. Let’s go to the beach. Is that Atami Castle? It fits the phrase ” A Melancholic Old Man Traveling Alone in Atami.” The sound of the waves is soothing. Walking while feeling the sea exudes melancholy. And there’s a souvenir shop!! I thought it might have been damaged by the typhoon, but it was a work of art. Let’s go see a place with a retro Showa era. This trip to Atami also has a secondary purpose: to feel the melancholy of the Showa era. Steam is everywhere. There is a retro zone called Nagisa Alley, so I’ll go there. Beyond the bridge is the area near Nagisa Alley. This is Yanagibashi Bridge, and from here you can go down the stairs to the riverside. There are benches and it’s a nice place to relax ! The design has a retro feel. Is this area Nagisa Alley? It has an artistic feel, a retro atmosphere, and a Showa-era feel.Next , we’ll head to Ginza Shopping Street, which is full of Showa-era atmosphere . This place also has an artistic feel. It seems that bougainvillea is planted so that it covers the river , and the buildings in this area also have a retro feel.We’ve arrived at Ginza Shopping Street.It looks delicious , but there’s a shop I want to go to, and it certainly has a Showa-era feel.There ‘s a mandarin orange vending machine.They also have Atami pudding here, so let’s go there later.The shop we’re looking for is just around the corner.Oh , Coffee & Cafeteria Bonnet.It was founded in 1952 (Showa 27) and is a long-established coffee shop that represents Atami.It opens at 10:00.The atmosphere is great! It has a retro atmosphere just like a Showa era coffee shop. Isn’t it amazing? The display is also cool. The velvet and lamps are amazing. The chairs are aged and look great. I’m in love with this atmosphere. Here is the menu. There are coffee shop menus lined up. And here is the food menu. My goal is a hamburger. Each one is picturesque. This coffee shop is also associated with great writers such as Yukio Mishima and Junichiro Tanizaki. I wonder if Yukio Mishima also had coffee here. Hamburger set The 1,100 yen hamburger comes with vegetables served separately and fries. This is a legendary hamburger . Apparently, it was developed 20 years before McDonald’s and has been served to the people of Atami. The vegetables are sandwiched in between the hamburgers just before the hamburger is served, so you can enjoy the crunchiness. The fries are salted and the bun is fluffy. It’s delicious , and the gravy is amazing! It’s a very authentic hamburger. It’s simple, but packed with flavor. The flavor is doubled when you eat it in this atmosphere. The pickles are also delicious, and the coffee is siphon-brewed, so it’s delicious. The Showa-era retro atmosphere is the best. The interior of the shop, with its quiet Showa-era atmosphere, is somehow nostalgic and very comfortable. Let’s go to Atami Pudding, which is right there. Atami Pudding Cafe 2nd is open. There are various types. There is also a cafe, so there is a cafe menu. It looks like a hot spring . They have a limited-edition Atami Pudding (firm), which is exclusive to this shop. This is the eat-in area. The retro feel is nice. Atami Pudding (firm). 480 yen Let’s eat it at the hotel The packaging was cute It’s firm so no pudding comes out It’s the first time I’ve had such a firm pudding When I tried it, it had a gentle richness and natural sweetness based on eggs and milk , not too rich and not too heavy It’s only the second store There’s one more place I’d like to try so let’s go there The restaurant I found, Takaratei This is a popular restaurant for cutlet curry Established in 1947, shortly after the war, it started as a “Western restaurant for the common people” to revitalize the local area This is it It seems to have a Showa retro feel so I’m looking forward to it Showa retro atmosphere is nice The lighting has a retro luxury feel The menu It’s curry only And here’s the drink menu They also had the following menu items Let’s have a beer Ichiban Shibori draft beer (small) 450 yen Delicious I was thirsty so I drank it all in one gulp Maybe it’s a snack to go with the beer? Katsu curry 1,300 yen – a classic thick curry. Comes with salad. A rich roux made with carefully extracted broth from pork bones, beef bones, chicken carcasses and vegetables, with spices added . We were also given the sauce, but I prefer the sweetness so I pass. When I tried it, it was rich , mellow and somehow nostalgic. It was n’t very spicy and the curry was more on the sweet side of the Showa era. I think you can increase the spiciness with the sauce I added earlier. The katsu was freshly fried and crispy . The flavor of the freshly fried pork cutlet was delicious. Showa curry is the best in a Showa atmosphere. This time, it’s a trip that is all about the Showa era. The Showa retro setting and Showa curry were the best. From here, we will tour the Seven Hot Springs of Atami. First, we will go to Sajiro no Yu. It’s a 2-minute walk from here. The Seven Hot Springs of Atami are concentrated in this area, so it’s easy to get around . color=#F9F2F2FF>Arrival of Sajiro no Yu The name comes from the hot spring water that gushed forth on the grounds of the residence of a man named Sajiro. This spring has little salt and is similar to true hot spring water (cocoon water, or hot water that is close to water), so it is said to be effective for burns and eye diseases. The old-fashioned buildings still remain. Arrival at Mizu no Yu. The name “Mizu no Yu” comes from the fact that the water is “gentle and non-irritating. ” In the past, the water was said to be good for external wounds, and the spring water would gush forth so strongly that steam would rise vigorously. There is no steam rising now. Warm Ozawa no Yu Arrival. This is a spot for making hot spring eggs using the steam from the hot spring . Apparently, it used to be called “Heizaemon no Yu” (Heizaemon’s Hot Spring). There’s also a legend that the strength of the water changes depending on the volume of your voice. Tongs and strainers are provided. Bring your own eggs. I wonder if they’re sold somewhere. This is Yukumi-zaka, the slope leading to Yusaki Shrine. Going up here will take you to the main spot of Atami’s Seven Hot Springs. Arrival at Oyu Geyser. It used to be known as one of the world’s most famous geysers (artificial springs). Over time, the natural flow weakened, and natural eruptions stopped in 1923. There ‘s a telephone booth! Back in the day, there were no cell phones, so I used to use it often . This is Japan’s first telephone booth. It ‘s now been renovated as an “artificial geyser,” and erupts (hot water and steam) approximately every five minutes. I wonder if it’s erupting from around there ! It’s erupting! It’s coming from over there. I’ll stop by the hotel first to leave my luggage. Tonight I’m staying at the Atami Kinjokan. I want to feel the Showa retro vibe even in the hotel. That’s over there . I left my luggage there. It was a Showa retro hotel with a luxurious Showa era feel. I’ll be staying on this side. This one is a little more expensive. Now I’m heading to the Atami Ropeway. It’s about 12 minutes from here. I can see the ropeway. It’s a short ropeway. Next to it is the Atami Korakuen Hotel. I wonder how many years it’s been here. There seems to be a game corner here. It was 900 yen for a round trip. So let’s go! It runs every 10 minutes. It’s a weekday today, but it’s crowded. I’d like to sit at the back if possible. It’s about 3 to 3.5 minutes to the summit station. Wow , you can get a panoramic view of Atami. Sun Beach is an artificial beach. Atami Korakuen Hotel is apparently celebrating its 60th anniversary. We ‘re almost there. Wow, you can see Sagami Bay from here . Is that Hatsushima ? You can also see the entire cityscape of Atami. Is that the Boso Peninsula in the distance? There’s Umisora ​​Cafe here, so you can take a break with a soft serve ice cream or coffee. Let’s head towards Atami Castle. There are vending machines with a retro feel, and some nostalgic games too. New Akao is located on that cliff. This is a great photo spot. It seems you can get to Atami Castle from here. I’d also like to go to the Hihokan Museum, but I ‘ll refrain from doing so this time. Since it’s on top of a mountain, the slope continues. Next is Atami Castle. Atami Castle is not a historical castle, but a mock castle tower built in 1959 for tourism purposes. The castle tower is modeled after the Azuchi-Momoyama style. There is an observation deck at the top and the interior is fully designed for tourism. The admission fee is 1,200 yen for adults. Due to time constraints we will stop here this time. They have a fortune-telling show over there, which is cute. There was a photo spot at the very back. The view from here is unobstructed and wonderful. It’s about time to head to the hotel to check in. This area also still has a Showa-era feel in places. We head to the hotel. From the outside it looks quite old, it feels like we’ve had a flashback to the Showa era . A luxury that is typical of the Showa era . This time we chose a room that was a little more luxurious than the hotel’s. Oh, there are goldfish swimming around. It was a splendor that you wouldn’t imagine from the outside. This has got me thinking, good ! The room seems to have just been renovated and is incredibly beautiful. You can even see the Atami sea. I’ll relax until dinner time and head to dinner soon. There was all-you-can-drink alcohol and a lot of seafood, which was great. I’ll go to bed now. Good morning. I’m going to breakfast now. I had a nice breakfast with a view of the sea, so I have some time before check-out, so I’ll head to a nearby tourist spot. I came into view of Kiunkaku. I took a slight wrong turn to enter, but it’s only about 4 minutes from the hotel. Kiunkaku is a place where you can experience the beauty of Taisho Roman, Japanese-Western architecture, and luxurious hospitality all at once . It was a private villa built in 1919 (Taisho 8) and was later purchased by a businessman. It is known as a lodging facility where literary figures have stayed. It is one of the few historical buildings left in Atami. Admission is 610 yen for adults . It is very well maintained. Video is prohibited inside, so that’s all for now. I ‘ve taken a look inside. Once you step inside the building, you will find a luxurious and elegant space where Japanese and Western styles blend .天姫の間室 English : The stained glass softly casts light, and the ceiling decorations in Tamahime no Ma change appearance with each room, making you feel as if you are traveling through time. We then went to the garden, where the architectural beauty is evident even from the outside. The strolling garden with a pond is a tranquil place that reflects the colors of the four seasons. You can understand why great writers found peace in this scenery and continued their writing . It was a little away from the bustling hot spring town, and it was a place where you could feel the “tranquil charm of Atami”. It was almost time to head back to the hotel, and this was the last time we would be able to see this view. Finally, we went to Heiwa-dori Shopping Street in front of Atami Station. We arrived at Atami Station, and all the shops should be open at this time. The hot spring manju – I want to try them! Too bad they weren’t selling them individually yet , but they seem to sell them in bulk . There are many retro shops in the back alleys. The hot spring water is running today, so let’s pour some hot water over it . This is the Atami Buta An Pan menu. The seasonal menu was chestnut. Chestnut is the main focus. Butter on top, bean paste underneath. Atami Buta An Pan. Butter and Dorayaki (420 yen) 450 yen. Is this the souvenir section? There was a takeaway corner for souvenirs. Atami Butter and Anpan is a bread made with thin dough and filled with bean paste and smooth butter cream from Mataichian, a long-established Japanese confectionery shop. The “warm and moist” sweetness of the bean paste and the “rich and mellow” flavor of the butter cream create a rich and well-balanced sweetness. It’s topped with a generous amount of whipped cream . This dorayaki is recommended for those with a sweet tooth . The shop is very popular, so there is often a line. Atami pudding is also very popular. Atami Cream Puffs. Finally, I went to one more shop. Square! This was my first time seeing a square-shaped cream puff . Atami Square Cream Puffs (400 yen) I bought the custard one. At first glance, it looks like a cake. There is a chocolate plate on top. Inside, wow, it’s packed with cream! The custard is made with Tanna milk from Kannami Town, Shizuoka. The skin is thick and when I ate it, it was mellow and rich. The sweetness was not too strong. The Heiwa-dori shopping street in front of Atami Station has an old-fashioned retro feel and there are a variety of new sweets, so it was a really fun place. Our trip to Atami is almost over. The sea breeze and the scent of the hot springs are pleasant, and just walking around the town is soothing. Atami is a place where time flows so gently that I want to visit again in a different season. I’m heading to Izu now. Thank you for watching this far. See you in the next video!

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◯來宮神社

熱海 來宮神社（きのみやじんじゃ）

◯走り湯
https://www.ataminews.gr.jp/spot/133
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磯揚げまる天 熱海店

◯小田原吉匠 ラスカ熱海店
https://odawara-kisshow.com/
◯熱海サンビーチ
https://www.ataminews.gr.jp/spot/119
◯Coffee&Cafeteria ボンネット
https://tabelog.com/shizuoka/A2205/A220502/22013777/
◯レストラン 宝亭
https://atami-takaratei.com/
◯熱海プリン 2st
https://2nd.atami-purin.com/
◯熱海七湯
https://www.city.atami.lg.jp/kanko/onsen/1001823.html
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https://atamijyo.com/
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https://kiunkaku.jp/
◯又一庵謹製熱海ばたーあん
https://www.atami-butter-an.com/
◯熱海スクエアシュークリーム
https://atami-squareshu.com/
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『キャプチャー』
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40:57 熱海七湯巡り
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