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Atami is a popular get-away destination and an easy day trip from Tokyo. Known for its onsen, or hot springs, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy the seaside. It is also home to some great street food! In today’s video, Shizuka takes us around two popular shopping streets, Ekimae Heiwa Shopping Street and Nakamise Shopping Street, to sample Amtami’s best snacks!

Shizuka tries a wide variety of senbei, or rice crackers, and some traditional sweets like onsen manju (sweet steamed buns). She also is surprised by a sweet mix of Japanese and western flavors in the popular Atami Butter An, and by some -interesting- spicy ice cream. Shizuka also attempts to make onsen tamago, aka eggs soft boiled in the steam of the onsen, on the side of the road! Watch to find out our recommendations for the best street food in Atami!

FEATURED FOODS:
Onsen manju: Sweet steamed buns filled with red bean paste (90 yen)
Nure okaki: “Wet” sweet soy sauce rice cakes on a stick (200 yen)
Kinmedai senbei: Pressed golden eye snapper fish rice cracker (800 yen)
Takoyaki senbei: A rice cake pressed with “takoyaki” aka octopus balls (550 yen)
Atami butter an: A mix of Japanese a Western flavors! This fluffy bread is filled with red bean paste and butter. (380 yen)
Daidai pepper soft cream: Vanilla soft serve ice cream with a spicy bitter orange paste (350 yen)
Shitake mushroom fish cake: A fried shitake mushroom fish cake on a stick (330 yen)
QQ ball soft cream: Sweet bean-filled fried donut balls with soft cream (500 yen)
Onsen tamago: A soft boiled egg cooked by the steam of a hot spring (30 yen)

LOCATION:
Atami Ekimae Shotengai
4-1 Tawarahoncho, Atami, Shizuoka 413-0011
〒413-0011 静岡県熱海市田原本町４−1

TIMELINE
0:00 Intro
0:44 Onsen manju shop
2:20 Nure okaki shop
3:51 Senbei shop
6:17 Atami Butter An
8:03 Fishcake shop
12:12 Roadside onsen tamago
14:56 Outro

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🎬 CREDITS:
HOST » Shizuka Anderson
DIRECTOR » Joji Kurosawa
VIDEO EDITOR » Esteban Haga
PRODUCER » Eliska Sikulova

44 Comments

  5. John T

    What a lovely town to stroll around and the snacks looks interesting… used to go Tokyo every year and like taking Day Trips to nearby towns… hope to return this year 😂

  10. Simply Out Of This World

    By far favorite food channel 🤟🔥 I cant wait to visit Japan one day & try a bunch of restaurants you & your team have recommended.

  12. Paul

    All the food looks amazing. Even the pepper ice cream 🍦

  13. jumbeaux1

    The food looks delicious – the red bean bread and shiitake fish ball. Salt on hard boiled eggs is soo British. 😆

  15. Absurd

    omg the roadside onsen tamago spot is so cool! cooking with nature! amazing!

  17. 416 rem

    Can you tell me in English what you say before you take a bite please?

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  18. Kiss From The World

    Oh my God! It's all OISHII (it's delicious). Just as it is important to be appreciative, it is also respectful to be complimentary of the food. If your meal is delicious, then let people know by saying OISHII, which is an enthusiastic term to communicate that the food you're eating is good. Another phrase often used by men, UMAI, can also be said after the first bite to express the deliciousness of a meal. Happy hungry! Cheers, Domenico.

  19. Glenn Cruz

    This area is awesome! The street food there looks soooooo good! Respect to Shizuka for her food and taste explanations. Made me want to try the food even more! Mad respect Japan By Food! These tour videos are Ultra!

  22. astroboy3507

    That Senbei fish cracker I love them especially the octopus 🐙 ones!!!! 🍺👌🏼
    Love love love these food vids!!!!!👍🏻

  24. Theodore Hsu

    I like spicy and salty, and if with enough sugar, spicy and sweet (like hot cinnamon and Mexican chocolate). But that yuzu pepper soft serve doesn’t sound like my kind of taste profile.

  26. Bong Pao

    I have been to Tokyo, Yokohama and Saitama twice, thus next time I want to explore somewhere else that are popular in street food. Between Osaka & Sapporo, which city do you recommend?

  28. Ming Jie Ng

    When Shizzy says "I'm just gonna wing it", it's just a nicer way of say "Screw it"! 🤣

  34. Toramaru

    Definitely a goal to visit Atami and try that octopus senbei cracker!!!!

  35. Vance Vehrs

    That was a perfect hard boil egg. It would have made a perfect Japanese egg salad sandwich, which are epic. So you still did good. Fresno, CA is a long way away…

  37. Me Drone

    Onsen Tamago… BTW It's still onsen Tamago because what was made from the onsen water 🤣

  41. Sakura

    😁❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you❤❤

  42. JKSNsensei

    This came out at the perfect timing, I am going to Atami soon, and I’m definitely searching for that pepper ice cream!

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