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Introduction
Atami: 107km (66 miles) SW of Tokyo Whenever Tokyoites want to spend a night or two at a hot-spring spa on the seashore, they head for Izu Peninsula. Jutting into the Pacific Ocean southwest of Tokyo, Izu boasts some fine beaches, verdant... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Getting There From Tokyo Station, it's 55 minutes by Shinkansen bullet train; since not all bullet trains stop in Atami, be sure to check beforehand. If you don't have a Japan Rail Pass, the fare is Â¥3,570 ($34) for an unreserved seat. You... Continue reading »
Atami Travel Experiences
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Onsen ahhhh
Yesterday was Kamakura. One of the ancient capitals of Japan. Quite littered with temples and shrines - temples are Buddhist... Continue reading »
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Hakone/Mt Fuji
What a trip! We took the train to Hakone (1.75 hours), a town famous for its natural hot springs and beautiful scenery. On th... Continue reading »
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Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji
We took a bus tour, out of Tokyo, to see Hakone and Mount Fuji. The tour was operated by Sunrise Tours, and we had a good, friendly... Continue reading »
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Fuji (Kawaguchi-ko)
Antes de comentar sobre Fuji, creo que vale la pena hacer una descripcion detallada de la experiencia de montar en el metro de Tokio a ho... Continue reading »
