Atami Sea Fireworks & Hakone Shrine Day Tour from Tokyo

Hakone

An afternoon departure from Tokyo to Atami's seaside fireworks festival, with a stop at historic Hakone Shrine along the way.

  • Visit Hakone Shrine, founded in 757 AD on Mt. Hakone
  • Walk the shrine's cedar-lined pilgrimage path
  • See the seated statue and historic short sword in the Treasure Hall
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B-2026 fireworks limited edition - English

This English-language day tour takes you to Hakone Shrine and the 2026 Atami sea fireworks from Tokyo.

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About this experience

This day tour pairs two very different sides of the Hakone region in a single afternoon and evening out of Tokyo. You'll visit Hakone Shrine, founded in 757 AD on the slopes of Mt. Hakone and long regarded as a guardian shrine of the area. A cedar-lined pilgrimage path leads through the grounds, and the Treasure Hall holds a seated statue and artifacts tied to the shrine's history.

From there, the tour heads to Atami, a coastal town known for its fireworks festival held over the sea. Since the departure is in the afternoon, there's no early start involved, and you'll have time at Atami Sunshine Beach before the fireworks begin. Watching the display light up the water from the shoreline is the centerpiece of the day, rounding out a tour that mixes shrine history with a classic Japanese seaside evening.

This combination of a Hakone shrine visit and Atami's sea fireworks makes for a full but unhurried day trip from Tokyo, suited to travelers who want both cultural sightseeing and a lively evening event in one outing.

What to expect

The day starts in the afternoon, so there's no rush in the morning. From Tokyo, the tour makes its way to Hakone Shrine, where you'll walk among cedar trees along the pilgrimage path and step inside the Treasure Hall to see the seated statue and a historic short sword linked to the shrine's past.

From the shrine, the route continues to Atami, where you'll get time at Sunshine Beach to relax by the sea before the main event. As evening falls, the Atami sea fireworks festival begins, with the display set against the coastline and the water reflecting the show. The day wraps up after the fireworks conclude.

Things to note

  • Bring seasickness prevention if you're prone to motion sickness near or on the water
  • Pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for time spent at the beach
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the shrine grounds
  • Bring rain gear just in case, as the itinerary is spent largely outdoors
  • Avoid booking other plans, restaurants, or flights on the same day since timings can shift
  • Leave valuables at home and keep an eye on your belongings during the day

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  • This ticket is non-refundable, meaning that once booked, you cannot receive a refund if your plans change. It is important to consider this before making your reservation, as you will not be able to cancel or modify your booking. Ensure that you are certain about your travel plans on the date you choose to book. This policy applies to all ticket types for this tour. Therefore, please plan accordingly.