Shizuoka Atami Port | Hatsushima Round-trip Ferry & Asian Garden Admission Ticket | Shimanoyu Hot Spring Included | Japan

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—What You Can Expect—

Set sail on a delightful journey with our great value ticket, which includes a round-trip Ferry ticket to Hatsushima from Atami Port and admission to the enchanting Asian Garden R-Asia. Let the sea breeze blow through your hair as you sail catch a breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji from the ferry! Wander through the magical R-Asia garden. 

Put your feet up in a cozy hammock surrounded by vibrant tropical flowers and lush greenery, and unwind in the ambiance of a foreign paradise. Later, indulge in the rejuvenating hot spring and delight your senses as you soak in the revitalizing water. The pacific ocean horizon awaits you!

— Additional Info —

• Hatsushima 
  
To Hatsushima, it takes 30 minutes by regular ship from Atami Port. Hatsushima is an island floating in Sagami Bay in the eastern part of the Izu Peninsula. It is the only inhabited island in Shizuoka Prefecture and is known as a resort island. This island, which is warm all year round due to the ocean currents coming from the south, is packed with many attractions such as fresh seafood, subtropical plants, activities to feel nature, and many legends


• Asian Garden R-Asia 
  Asian garden R-Asia with hundreds of subtropical plants. Surrounded by a wide blue sky and green grass that you can't experience in the urban city, you can lie down in a hammock and feel the breeze of the island, or enjoy island meals at a cafe. Spend your “island time” as you like. At the Asian Garden R-Asia on Hatsushima, which is warm all year round due to the ocean currents coming from the south sea, you can see camellias and daffodils which are ancient species of the island as well as rare subtropical plants and flowers
  
  
• "Shima no Yu" Onsen 
  Feel the expanse of the sea as if you were a dolphin while soaking in the island's hot tub. An open-air bath close to the coastline that can only come to life on an island. The hot water is boiled well water pumped up from 40m below the coast, and as the seawater slowly permeates the island, it contains more minerals (sodium, magnesium, potassium, calcium, etc.) than seawater