Atami [city] - Atami

Japanese: 熱海[市] - あたみ

A city located on the eastern coast of the base of the Izu Peninsula in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture. It includes Hatsushima Island off the coast. It was incorporated as a city in 1937. The central city area facing the Sagami Bay is the largest hot spring city in Japan, and in 1950 it was designated an international hot spring cultural city. Atami Onsen (weak saline springs, gypsum springs, etc., 50°C) has hundreds of springs, and a large hot spring town is formed with a concentration of inns, villas, and resorts. It is also a base for tourism in Izu, with the Tokaido Shinkansen main line running through it, the Ito Line branching off from it, and connecting it to the Izu Skyline. In addition to the Omiya Pine, named after the Golden Demon, the plum garden with about 750 plum trees, Nishikigaura with its cliffs stretching for about 2km, and Jukoku Pass, there are hot springs such as Izuyama, Ajiro, and Taga. ^Area : 61.78 km2. Population: 39,611 (2010).
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Japanese:

静岡県東部，伊豆半島の基部東岸にある市。沖の初島を含む。1937年市制。相模灘に臨む中心市街は日本最大の温泉都市で，1950年国際温泉文化都市に指定された。熱海温泉（弱食塩泉，石膏泉など，50℃）は数百の泉源を有し，旅館，別荘，保養所が集中して大温泉街を形成する。東海道新幹線・本線が通じ，伊東線が分岐，伊豆スカイラインへも連絡する伊豆観光の基地でもある。《金色夜叉》にちなむお宮の松，約750本ある梅園，約2kmの断崖が続く錦ヶ浦，十国峠のほかに伊豆山，網代(あじろ)，多賀などの温泉がある。61.78km²。３万9611人（2010）。
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