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“A scenic 6.1-kilometer coastal drive along Sagami Bay, offering uninterrupted Pacific Ocean views and one of Japan’s most celebrated sunrise routes, connecting Kanagawa directly to Atami and the Izu Peninsula.”
Atami Beachline (熱海ビーチライン) is a privately operated toll road that functions as a scenic gateway to the Izu Peninsula. The road extends approximately 6.1 kilometers, running parallel to the coastline of Sagami Bay, and directly connects the Kanagawa prefectural border to central Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Unlike the winding mountain roads common in the surrounding area, Atami Beachline is flat and relatively straight, providing a smooth, safe, and relaxing driving experience. The road offers an unobstructed nearly 180-degree panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, making it especially popular among travelers exploring Atami by car.
The Beachline is widely regarded as one of Japan’s best places to view “Hatsuhinode”, the first sunrise of the year, as the road is perfectly aligned with the Pacific horizon. During certain seasons, drivers can also enjoy elevated views of the Atami Marine Fireworks Festival, adding to its reputation as a scenic highlight.
It is important to note that Atami Beachline is a toll road, not a beach. The actual sandy shoreline is Atami Sun Beach, which is located near the southern exit of the road. While separate, the two are closely connected and often visited together.
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By Car: Access via National Route 135. The northern entrance is located near the Yugawara–Atami border (Izusan area), and the southern exit leads directly toward Atami Sun Beach and central Atami.
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By Train: Take the Shinkansen (Kodama or Hikari) or the JR Tokaido Line to Atami Station. From the station, the Beachline is best accessed by rental car or taxi, approximately 5 minutes to the entrance.
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Strict Prohibitions: Stopping, parking, and U-turns are strictly prohibited for safety reasons.
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Usage Restrictions: Pedestrians and bicycles are not allowed on this road.
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Best Time to Visit: Early morning is ideal for viewing the sunrise, while late afternoon offers beautiful blue-toned reflections over the ocean.
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Payment: ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) is accepted, but it is recommended to carry 500 yen in cash as a backup.
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Weather Advisory: The road may temporarily close during typhoons, high tides, or strong sea spray.
Admission Fee (Toll Fee):
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Standard car: 500 yen per vehicle
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Motorcycle (125cc and above): 300 yen (Under 125cc / mopeds are not permitted)
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Large vehicles / buses: Approximately 1,200–2,000 yen, depending on vehicle size
Opening Time:
- Open 24 hours daily
(Temporary closures may occur due to severe weather conditions or maintenance.)
Atami Beachline
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Atami Beachline, Atami City, Shizuoka, Japan
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