| Service time | Morning, Afternoon, Evening |
| Facility | Sauna, Pool, Rest lounge |
| Booking method | No reservation needed |
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An additional fee applies to admission on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, and specific days: 330 yen per adult (tax included).
Each visitor must also pay a hot spring tax of 150 yen per person.
Parking is available on site, but it is a paid service and no reservation is required.
Monday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Tuesday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Wednesday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Thursday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Friday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Saturday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Sunday 10:00–22:00 (Last Entry Time: 21:00)
Yes, IC cards such as Suica or Pasmo can be used for most local train lines and some Shinkansen services (like non-reserved seats on Kodama trains) from Tokyo to Atami. However, for reserved seats on faster Shinkansen services like Hikari or Kodama, you will generally need to purchase a separate ticket in addition to your IC card fare. It's always best to check the specific train service requirements for your chosen service to Ocean Spa Fuua.
The most efficient way to reach Atami from Tokyo to visit Ocean Spa Fuua is by Shinkansen (bullet train), taking approximately 40-50 minutes from Tokyo Station on the Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen line. Alternatively, you can take a local JR Tokaido Line train, which offers a more scenic but longer journey of about 90-120 minutes. From Atami Station, Ocean Spa Fuua is a short taxi ride or a local bus journey away.
The cost of Shinkansen travel from Tokyo to Atami for Ocean Spa Fuua is influenced by several factors. These include the type of Shinkansen you choose (e.g., faster Hikari vs. slower Kodama), whether you opt for reserved or non-reserved seating, and if you are traveling during peak seasons or specific times of day. Purchasing tickets in advance or considering specific travel passes might also affect the overall fare.
For international travelers visiting Ocean Spa Fuua in Atami, Narita International Airport (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) are the most convenient points of entry. Haneda is closer to central Tokyo and Atami, offering more straightforward access via train. From either airport, you would typically travel to Tokyo Station first, then take the Shinkansen to Atami for your onward journey to the spa.
From Atami Station, Ocean Spa Fuua is easily accessible. You can take a local bus from the station's bus terminal directly to the spa. Alternatively, taxis are readily available outside Atami Station and offer a convenient, albeit slightly more expensive, option for a direct ride to the facility. The journey by either method is relatively short, typically under 15 minutes.
The total travel time from Tokyo to Ocean Spa Fuua, including the journey to Atami and local transfer, varies. By Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Atami Station, it takes approximately 40-50 minutes. Adding about 10-15 minutes for local transfer from Atami Station to Ocean Spa Fuua by bus or taxi, the total travel time is roughly 50-65 minutes, depending on connections and traffic.
Ocean Spa Fuua aims to provide a welcoming experience for all visitors. While public transportation to Atami and then to the spa is generally accessible, visitors with limited mobility or heavy luggage may find a taxi from Atami Station directly to Ocean Spa Fuua more convenient. The facility itself is designed to be user-friendly, offering comfortable movement within its premises.
For local transportation to Ocean Spa Fuua within Atami, cash is a universally accepted payment method for both local buses and taxis. While IC cards like Suica or Pasmo are widely used, it's advisable to carry some Japanese Yen, especially small denominations, as some smaller local buses or taxis might primarily operate on cash. Confirm with the driver or bus operator for specific options.