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Kiunkaku
Kiunkaku · 起雲閣
Visit Kiunkaku for historic Atami villa architecture. Explore Japanese-style buildings and Western-style buildings combining Japanese, Chinese and European decoration, then walk the gardens.
Kiunkaku: admission and hours Kiunkaku: access Official sources
Visitor information
Admission
Adults pay 610 yen and junior/high-school students pay 360; elementary students and younger enter free. Check separate conditions for groups of 20+, Atami residents and disability discounts.
What to see at Kiunkaku
Explore decorations in different buildings
Visit Japanese- and Western-style buildings in turn to look at interior decoration. The Western-style buildings combine Japanese, Chinese and European elements. Rest on a garden walk afterwards.
How to get to Kiunkaku
Walk about 20 minutes from Atami Station. By bus, take an Izuhakone service stopping at Kiunkaku-mae from stands 1 or 2. The ride takes about 10 minutes, with the facility directly by the stop. Not every service stops here; check your destination and return bus before boarding. Bus fares are excluded from the guide’s walking-route costs.
Kiunkaku: access Official Kiunkaku tourism guidance: about 20 minutes on foot from the station
Before you visit
Wednesday and year-end closures
Kiunkaku closes on Wednesdays except public holidays, and 26–30 December. Schedule a different visiting day if your Atami trip overlaps these dates.
Kiunkaku: admission and hours Atami Tourism Association: Kiunkaku closure exceptions
Arriving in Atami late in the afternoon
Last admission is 16:30. The walk from Atami Station takes about 20 minutes, so allow time after your train arrives.
Official Kiunkaku tourism guidance: about 20 minutes on foot from the station Kiunkaku: admission and hours
Official sources
- Kiunkaku: admission and hours ·
- Kiunkaku: access ·
- Official sources ·
- Official sources ·
- Atami Tourism Association: Kiunkaku closure exceptions ·
- Official Kiunkaku tourism guidance: about 20 minutes on foot from the station ·
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