Fireworks nights
About fifteen nights a year, fireworks over Atami's harbour.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
Chapter 04 · Plans 04
The same house, set up for the reason you're coming. Each plan is a stay we prepare differently: the rooms arranged, the right things waiting, a day out planned if you want one, and a price that includes everything we provide; restaurants and partners bill you directly. Choose one and we'll take care of the details before you arrive.
The same house, set up for the trip you're planning. Every plan but the remote-work week uses our standard nightly rates, tax included: stay five nights or more and every night is 25% less, seven or more and it's 30% less. The remote-work week has its own price, for seven nights in one room.
About fifteen nights a year, fireworks over Atami's harbour.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
Atami was Japan's honeymoon town. It still knows how.
¥39,600 a night for two
Room to spread out, tatami for the little ones, and no trains to change.
From ¥104,500 a night
A home base in Japan that knows how you pray and how you eat.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
A desk facing the sea, fast fibre, and a week in one room at its own price.
¥74,800 for seven nights, for one
Hakone for the mountains. Atami for the sea.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night

Plan 01 · Any way to stay
About fifteen nights a year, fireworks over Atami's harbour.
The shows run from 20:20 to 20:40 (20:15 to 20:40 in July and August). From the deck you watch them up the coast, above the lights of the town; for the full sound, go down to the water with your host, by car or by train, and stay for the silver finale.
They go ahead in rain but can be called off for high waves. Because fireworks nights are priced like any other night, nothing changes on your bill if the sea decides otherwise.
Members at Moon level and above hear about new show dates first, before they go on the site.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
Same as any other night. A 10% surcharge applies only on Golden Week, Obon and New Year nights.
See fireworks nights
2–2.5 hours
Atami after dark
Sun Beach lit soft blue like moonlight, lanterns along the Itokawa stream, the promenade at its most handsome, and a nightcap where the locals go.
Retro Atami walk
Atami was Japan's honeymoon town in the 1950s and 60s. Walk Kiunkaku, the old arcades and a kissaten with your host, then the seafront at dusk.

Plan 02 · Any way to stay
Atami was Japan's honeymoon town. It still knows how.
From the 1950s, newlyweds filled the Saturday trains to Atami. The town still has the old kissaten and the seafront where they walked, and the hill above the bay is as quiet as it ever was.
Tell us it's an occasion when you book. We time the pickup so you're on the deck as the light goes, keep the outdoor Jacuzzi warm for you all evening, and book a table at a restaurant in town that does a celebration well; you pay the restaurant directly. With the full house, the ocean-view bath and the sauna are yours too.
If there's a fireworks night in your stay, you watch it from the deck, up the coast above the lights of the town. Or walk the Showa streets with your host the afternoon before.
¥39,600 a night for two
Standard nightly rates: for two by the room, ¥39,600 a night (¥36,000 + tax). Add a paid tour and the stay is 10% less.
Find a night for two
1.5–2 hours a meal
Tables we book for our own family
Kinmedai simmered sweet in soy, a sushi counter that sells out, himono grilled over charcoal facing the sea: the tables we book for our own family.
Kimono in retro Atami
A partner studio dresses you in kimono, then your host walks you through Kiunkaku's gardens and the old streets, taking the photographs on your own phone.

Plan 03 · Full house
Room to spread out, tatami for the little ones, and no trains to change.
Grandparents take Room A's tatami and the garden view; parents and children split Room B and Room C. Everyone meets at the walnut table, and the island kitchen has tableware for ten and children's plates too.
We meet you at the station with child seats for two or three children, so nobody changes trains with a pushchair. The house is on a steep hill and there's a tub on the deck, so little ones need a grown-up close by.
Days out: gold panning at Toi, the sea cave at Dougashima, Atami's beaches in summer, ume picking in June. Children of primary-school age and younger don't pay Atami's accommodation tax.
From ¥104,500 a night
Standard nightly rates for your party; children count towards the number of guests. Children of primary-school age and younger are exempt from the accommodation tax.
Plan a family stay
About 1 hour on site
Pan for gold, dig for gems
Fifteen minutes with a pan in Toi's gold sand, then a scoop of gem sand to sort for jasper and garnet. Children and grandparents compete equally.
The hire company bills you directly; the partner bills you for the day.

About 9 hours
West Izu: the Dougashima coast
White tuff cliffs the locals keep for themselves, a low-tide walk to Sanshiro-jima, a boat into a sea cave open to the sky, and sunset behind the islands.
The hire company bills you directly; our fee is for the guiding.

About 30 minutes
Ume picking, and the umeshu story
In June the plum by the deck hangs heavy with fruit. Pick a few with your host, hear how the house makes its umeshu, and take the recipe home.

Plan 04 · Any way to stay
A home base in Japan that knows how you pray and how you eat.
Your host has lived in a Muslim-majority country and knows what a family needs from a trip to Japan. We mark the qibla in the rooms, keep Atami's prayer times to hand and, if you ask, clear the kitchen and fridge of pork and alcohol before you arrive. Room A's tatami makes a calm place to pray.
For meals out, we find restaurants that suit your diet and explain it to the kitchen in Japanese. We say Muslim-friendly rather than halal on purpose: we'll point you to certified places where they exist, and tell you plainly where they don't.
Use the house as a base for a week. Hakone is about 45 minutes away, the Izu coast and Mt. Fuji are day trips, and your host can guide in English or Japanese, planning each day around prayer times.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
Standard nightly rates. 25% less from 5 nights, 30% less from 7.
Ask about your dates
About 7 hours
Mishima and Mt. Fuji
Fuji ahead all day: a 400-metre footbridge over the valley, tea rows running up to the mountain, the shrine where Yoritomo prayed, and Suruga Bay at sunset.
The hire company bills you directly; our fee is for the guiding.

About 8 hours
Tea country, field to cup
Morning at Obuchi Sasaba, where tea climbs toward Fuji in green waves, then gyokuro in a quiet tea room, in Japan's biggest tea country.
The hire company bills you directly; our fee is for the guiding.

About 1.5 hours
Indigo and tea dyeing
Hands in the vat: dye a cloth in deep indigo, or a tote in tea leaves that would otherwise be thrown away. The colour keeps changing as it dries.

Plan 05 · By room
A desk facing the sea, fast fibre, and a week in one room at its own price.
The walnut dining table faces the bay through floor-to-ceiling glass: the best desk in the house. The plan is one bedroom, Room A or Room B, made up for you, with the living room, the island kitchen, the deck and the tub around it, and no one else in the house but your host upstairs. Fast fibre Wi-Fi reaches every corner on a mesh network.
Between calls: the outdoor Jacuzzi, a short drive to the beach, a convenience store a few minutes away by car, and a washing machine and dryer for the week. Quiet hours start at 21:00, which suits early starts.
Weekends are for Izu and Hakone, and if the office calls you in, the shinkansen from Atami reaches Tokyo in under an hour.
¥74,800 for seven nights, for one
¥74,800 for one (¥68,000 + tax) or ¥132,000 for two (¥120,000 + tax), seven nights in one room. Cleaning, ¥1,650 a stay, and Atami's lodging tax, ¥200 a guest a night, are added. No other discount applies: the plan is the discount.
Book a week
About 3.5 hours
Onsen hopping in old Atami
A cave spring found 1,300 years ago, the old Ōyu geyser, and a real day-use onsen chosen for your group, with the etiquette explained first.

About 2 hours
Tennis between the palms
A court lined with tall palms and the bay beyond the baseline. We book it two weeks ahead and can find rackets if you've travelled light.

Plan 06 · Any way to stay
Hakone for the mountains. Atami for the sea.
Spend the day among Hakone's lake and volcanoes, then trade the mountains for the bay. We meet you at a station in Hakone or at Odawara, load the luggage, and you're on the deck by sunset.
Next morning, coffee with the sea and the Izu coast ahead of you. Or stay on and let your host guide the Hakone day you didn't have time for.
From ¥19,800 a guest a night
Standard nightly rates; the pickup is free. Add a paid tour and the stay is 10% less.
Find a night after Hakone
About 8 hours
Hakone's three classics
Owakudani's steaming valley and black eggs, the red torii of Hakone Shrine standing in Lake Ashi, and the Open-Air Museum, all on Hakone's own trains, ropeway and boat.
The hire company bills you directly; our fee is for the guiding.

5–6 hours
The Daimonji ridge hike
From Amida-ji, a quiet temple among cedars, up to the mountain that wears a burning 大 each August: 5.7 km with Fuji in view, then an onsen.
Tell us why you're coming and who with; we'll set the house up for it.