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Atami · Izu

A onsen resort in Shizuoka prefecture holding 6 upper-tier properties.

Accommodation

PropertyTownLevelKeysOperator
Asaba あさばIzu3 Keys17independent
ARCANA IZU アルカナ イズIzu1 Key
Ochiairo おちあいろうIzu1 Keyindependent
Atami Izusan Karaku 熱海・伊豆山 佳ら久Atami1 Key
Fufu Atami ふふ 熱海AtamiRecordedFufu (KPG)
KAI Anjin 界 アンジンItoRecordedHoshino Resorts

Getting there

PointModeTypeScale
Shizuoka FSZAirportRegional700 000 pax/yr
AtamiRailShinkansen0h 37m from Tokyo
MishimaRailShinkansen0h 44m from Tokyo
ShizuokaRailShinkansen1h 00m from Tokyo
HamamatsuRailShinkansen1h 30m from Tokyo

Three Shinkansen stops and an airport of its own, with Atami just 37 minutes from Tokyo. Izu sells as a short onsen break, and the constraint is not distance but the last mile: the coastal road to the ryokan is narrow and jams in season.

The prefecture

An unexpected leader in the density of recognised properties: seven MICHELIN Keys on modest overall volume. The reason is access from Tokyo, sea and mountains within a day, and onsen density. The top end sells here as a short retreat, not a long journey.

Nearby

Izu Peninsula (Onsen town), Atami (Onsen town), Shuzenji Onsen (Onsen town), Fuji Speedway (Sport venue), Shimizu · Miho no Matsubara (Coast), Kakegawa · Tea Country (Food destination).

See also all resorts of Japan and the onsen resorts.

Source: MICHELIN Keys Japan 2025, announced 8 October 2025; Japan Tourism Agency confirmed annual series, published 6 July 2026. · Verified 31 August 2026 · Figures are dated; estimates are marked.