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Japan is open to leisure tourism and is functioning normally overall. The main traveler risks right now are natural hazards and a few regional safety issues rather than conflict or widespread unrest. Inbound tourism remains very strong, with Japan still appearing on major 2026 travel lists and posting millions of monthly arrivals.
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More travelers are goingOn Vogue 2026 · Lonely Planet 2026
Generally known for
Vibrant onsen cultureHistorical landmarksAnnual cultural festivalsRich wellness cultureVibrant local festivalsBeautiful coastal scenery
Worth knowing
Limited English proficiencyHigh accommodation costs for luxury staysLimited international food optionsChallenging walkability in hilly areasOvercrowding during peak seasons
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At a glance
Atami is famous for its hot springs, particularly Atami Onsen, attracting wellness tourists.
The city hosts the popular Atami Fireworks Festival, showcasing local culture and artistry.
Public transportation is efficient, with direct train services to Tokyo, enhancing accessibility.
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