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Getting here: Hashiriyu hot spring, 837 stone steps and our inn
Our inn stands on the old stone stairway that links Hashiriyu, a seaside hot spring source, with Izusan Shrine in Atami. Here is what you need to know before you come: where we are, how to get here without a car, and how the steps work.
Before you come
- Address: 573-2 Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0002, Japan. We are on the stone stairway to Izusan Shrine (a separate business from the shrine).
- Parking: none. Please come by train to Atami Station, then on foot, by bus or by taxi.
- Stone steps: 345 steps up from Hashiriyu to the inn, and 492 more from the inn to the main hall of Izusan Shrine (837 steps in all).
- Check-in 3:00 pm / check-out 10:00 am. Room only (no meals are served).
From Atami Station: walk, bus or taxi
Walk. You can walk from Atami Station toward Izusan. The route has hills and stone steps. If you have a large suitcase, a bus or taxi is easier.
Bus. Buses toward Izusan leave from Atami Station. Please check the route and timetable on the bus company's website on the day you travel.
Taxi. At the taxi stand of Atami Station, show the driver our address in Japanese: 静岡県熱海市伊豆山573-2 123 MUSIC & RESORTS. If you are not sure where to get out, ask us through the contact form before your stay.
From Tokyo. The Tokaido Shinkansen and the JR Tokaido Line both stop at Atami Station.
Coming by car? The inn has no parking
The inn has no parking. The streets around the shrine approach are narrow and steep. Please leave your car at a paid car park and come by bus, taxi or on foot. We cannot reserve a car park for you.
Hashiriyu: the hot spring source at the bottom of the steps
Hashiriyu (走り湯) is a hot spring source by the sea, in a cave dug sideways into the hillside. You can look inside the cave. The water is very hot and the cave is full of steam, so do not touch the water, and expect your glasses and camera lens to fog up. Opening hours and rules can change, so please check the Izu Peninsula Geopark page or the local tourist information before you go.
837 stone steps, split at our door: 345 and 492
From Hashiriyu, a stone stairway climbs up to the main hall of Izusan Shrine: 837 steps in all. Our inn is on the way.
- Hashiriyu → 123 MUSIC & RESORTS: 345 steps
- 123 MUSIC & RESORTS → main hall of Izusan Shrine: 492 steps
On the day you arrive, see Hashiriyu, then climb 345 steps to the inn and rest. Next morning, climb the remaining 492 steps to the shrine. The steps can be slippery in the rain and after dark. Please walk them in daylight.
Seasons on the stairway: Niinamesai, fireworks and New Year
November 23: Niinamesai. The harvest thanksgiving rite takes place at Izusan Shrine on November 23. Stay on the night of November 22, and you only have 492 steps to climb in the morning. Read more: What is Niinamesai?
December: fireworks over Atami Bay. The fireworks cannot be seen from our rooms. Please watch them from the beach. Dates: Atami Fireworks 2026.
New Year. Many people visit Izusan Shrine for the first prayer of the year. Do not climb the steps in the dark; wait until it is light. Read more: Where to stay near Izusan Shrine
Luggage, wheelchairs and small children
If you have large luggage, use a wheelchair, or are worried about walking, please ask us through the contact form before you book (you may write in English). We will tell you what the way to the inn is like.
よくある質問
Is there parking?
No. The inn has no parking. Please leave your car at a paid car park and come by bus, taxi or on foot.
Can I walk from Atami Station?
Yes. The way has hills and stone steps. With a large suitcase, a bus or taxi is easier.
How many steps are there?
345 steps from Hashiriyu up to the inn, and 492 steps from the inn to the main hall of Izusan Shrine: 837 steps in all.
Can I bathe at Hashiriyu?
Hashiriyu is a hot spring source in a cave. You can look inside, but it is very hot and steamy. Please check the opening hours and rules with the local tourist information before you go.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is 3:00 pm and check-out is 10:00 am. We are a room-only inn (no meals).
Can I see the fireworks from my room?
No. The Atami fireworks cannot be seen from our rooms. Please watch them from the beach.
Check availability (official booking)
The booking site is in Japanese. Your browser's translate function helps. Questions? Use our contact form.
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