Admission ticket to Kiunkaku (with souvenir) | Choice of Japanese-style tea room surrounded by lush greenery (Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture - Cultural Heritage Building)

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Kiunkaku was built in 1919 as a villa in Atami, and after passing through three generations of owners, it finally operated as a ryokan (Japanese inn). Currently, in a place where the culture of Atami, encompassing "villa," "hot spring," and "ryokan," remains, you will find a vast, lush Japanese garden at its center, a Japanese-style building that retains the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture, a Western-style building with a unique atmosphere that blends Japanese, Chinese, and European decorations and styles, and the remains of a large Roman bath. On this page, you can choose from plans to suit your preferences, including "admission tickets with souvenirs" and a "Japanese-style room experience plan" where you can easily enjoy Japanese culture in a Japanese-style room from its ryokan days.

• Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM)

Closed on Wednesdays (open if it's a public holiday), December 26th-30th.

*Reservation conditions and cancellation policies vary depending on the plan. Please check the details for each plan.

[Plan Details]

[Plan 1] Kiunkaku Admission Ticket (Includes Kiunkaku Original Magnet Badge)

This plan includes an admission ticket to Kiunkaku and an original magnet.

You can freely explore the gardens and the beauty of the Japanese and Western architecture, and fully experience Atami's history and culture.

[Plan 2] Private Japanese-style room with lush greenery for tea time

This plan allows you to relax in a private Japanese-style room overlooking the garden, a room that was once part of the inn's premises, while enjoying a set of Shizuoka tea and matcha ice cream. Please take this opportunity to relax and enjoy the lush greenery of the garden, which can only be enjoyed at this time of year, in your own private space.

Please check the Kiunkaku website for details.