Atami works as a day trip because the shinkansen puts it under an hour from Tokyo Station. Before dark, fit in Sun Beach and the MOA Museum of Art up on the hill; the museum’s terrace looks straight down over the bay.
See Enoshima, then watch Atami’s echoing beach fireworks on a Tokyo day trip. Get practical timing, value, and booking advice before you go.
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575 reviews10.5 hoursFrom $55.40
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Ride from Shinjuku to Mt. Omuro, Jogasaki Coast and Ito Marine Town on a scenic Izu day trip, with long drives and weather-dependent views to weigh.
★ 4.8“We had a big bus to a cozy group of about 12 people. The ride was comfortable since the journey was long but we were given breaks at rest stops along the way. The guides took good care of us. The weather was great and…”
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268 reviews10.5 hoursFrom $60.65
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Pair Hakone’s lakeside shrine with Atami’s seaside fireworks on a guided Tokyo day trip, with beach or boat viewing options.
★ 4.9“Our guide, Kate, not only shared her knowledge about Hakone and Atami but also thoughtfully prepared yukata for those interested in experiencing watching the fireworks while wearing them.”
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190 reviews10.5 hoursFrom $56.99
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Ride from Tokyo to Mt. Omuro and Atami’s seaside fireworks, with a long bus day, extra admission costs, and a boat view that depends on conditions.
★ 4.3“To be frank, the firework in Hong Kong is way better than this Atami, but take it as part of the day tour for explorign the entire Izu Peninsular is a great day trip. I joined the boat for firework and it is not so…”
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162 reviews11.5 hoursFrom $55.59
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Pair Atami’s sea-fireworks finale with a Kamakura, Hakone, or Mount Omuro day trip from Tokyo, with transport and a guide included.
★ 4.9“Our tour guide, Tommy, was incredibly responsible and attentive. He clearly explained the important details for each attraction. When we realized we hadn't brought any food or drinks for our morning departure, Tommy kindly pointed out a nearby convenience store, which made the rest of…”
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87 reviews11 hoursFrom $56.85
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See Atami’s seaside fireworks after a long day in Izu or Hakone, with hotel transfers, scenic stops, and a clear-eyed guide to timing and value.
★ 4.4“The drive was very long, and we didn't have enough time in Atami to explore the shopping street. However, the fireworks were beautiful.”
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26 reviewsFrom $79
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Compare Kamakura and Hakone routes on this Tokyo day trip, then watch Atami’s beach fireworks with guide support and round-trip transport.
★ 5.0“Our tour guide, Xiangxiang, explained everything clearly, took great care of the group members, and always had a smile on her face. We could really feel her passion. Five-star review! (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)”
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14 reviewsFrom $52.99
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Visit Mount Omuro, Izu’s rugged Kinosaki Coast and Atami’s fireworks on a long day trip from Shinjuku, with a Chinese-speaking guide.
★ 4.3“Thanks to the guide's thoughtful reminders, I avoided motion sickness and hunger during the trip. They also took great care to introduce the scenic spots along the way, making the entire trip exceptionally fulfilling.”
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13 reviewsFrom $70.95
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Watch Atami’s sea-view fireworks on a Tokyo day tour, with a Hakone Shrine stop, coach transport, practical tips, and a clear-eyed value review.
★ 4.9“Our tour guide, Lin Tian Anna, was enthusiastic and generous. She provided detailed and responsible explanations of the itinerary, and also found the perfect spot for watching fireworks, allowing us to enjoy the beautiful display from the front row with a sea view. The tour…”
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13 reviewsFrom $55.50
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Trade Tokyo traffic for Izu’s volcano views, hot springs and rugged coast on a flexible 10-hour private car trip.
★ 4.6“The driver was professional and drove safely and quickly.”
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11 reviewsFrom $433.55
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Pair a Slam Dunk photo stop and Enoshima with Atami’s seaside fireworks on a Tokyo day trip, with practical notes on timing, costs, and the route.
★ 4.0“The itinerary didn't quite match the description. According to the itinerary, we should have been able to ride the Enoden line freely, but unfortunately, we couldn't.”
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8 reviewsFrom $50.49
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Pair a Lake Ashi cruise with Atami’s fireworks on a Tokyo outing, with guides who help with timing, food tips, and where to watch.
★ 5.0“Had a great time in this tour. Lee was a very thoughtful tour guide and gave recommendations on where to eat and watch the fireworks. He did not rush us with strict timings as per usual tour groups which made the experience not so stressful.…”
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4 reviewsFrom $56.75
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Review this Tokyo day trip to Hakone Shrine, Atami Beach and a 5,000-firework show, with practical advice on timing, the optional hot spring and costs.
★ 5.0“Although you have to find your own spot to watch the fireworks, three hours is a long time, and it can be tiring if you don't plan ahead. Also, there are a lot of people leaving after the show, so there might not be enough…”
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3 reviewsFrom $55.50
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Ride from Tokyo to Izu or Hakone for coastal scenery and Atami’s echoing fireworks, with private transport and a late return.
★ 5.0“The driver's service was excellent, and their route planning was very efficient. Although traffic was extremely congested, the driver's ability to adapt was superb. We were very satisfied with the adjusted itinerary, and the traffic didn't affect our mood at all.”
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3 reviewsFrom $503.25
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