The park contains a 50-meter long roller slide built into the steep slope of the mountain.
It is situated at a high altitude relative to the city center, resulting in significantly cooler temperatures during summer months.
The facility is designed for multi-generational use, balancing rugged hiking trails with groomed sports zones.
It sits on the historical ridge path near the ancient Izusan Shrine territory.
The park grounds are heavily forested, serving as an artificial barrier against strong coastal winds.
Himenosawa Park is a large-scale mountain park located in the hills above Atami, known for its expansive athletic facilities and expansive views of Sagami Bay. The park spans varied elevation levels, featuring diverse trails that navigate the forested slopes of the Izu Peninsula. Visitors utilize the area for active recreation, including tennis courts, camping grounds, and multi-purpose sports fields. A distinct highlight is the long outdoor slide integrated into the hillside terrain, which serves as a landmark for families. The park is integrated into the natural landscape, offering seasonal plant life and wide-ranging vistas of the Pacific coastline. Its location on the Izusan ridgeline provides a quiet, elevated alternative to the crowded beach areas of central Atami.
The viewing platform near the highest point of the park looking east toward Sagami Bay.
Bring a cardboard square or seat mat to use when riding the long roller slide to protect your clothing.
Wear sturdy walking shoes as the park's elevation changes require significant uphill and downhill trekking.
Carry plenty of drinking water as vending machines are limited in the more remote hiking sections.
Do not attempt to reach the park on foot from Atami Station, as the elevation gain is steep and involves complex mountain roads.
Closed on Thursdays unless it is a national holiday.
Carry out all trash as there are limited disposal facilities; remain on marked trails to protect local vegetation.
