✅ Service Update — June 28, 2026
Following safety inspections after Typhoons No. 7 and No. 8, all train services to the Izu Peninsula have fully resumed. The Izukyu Line, JR Ito Line, and Limited Express “Odoriko” and “Saphir Odoriko” are operating on their normal schedules. Access to the Izu area is now completely restored.
Blue Skies are Back in Atagawa Onsen
The storm has passed, and we are happy to report that the blue skies and calm waves have returned to Atagawa Onsen. With transport services back to normal, we are fully prepared and excited to welcome you to our ryokan. If you had to delay your trip due to the weather, now is the perfect time to visit and enjoy the fresh, post-typhoon air of early summer in Izu.
Traveling During Typhoon Season: What You Need to Know
While the current situation is back to normal, typhoons are a natural part of summer and autumn in Japan. For international visitors, knowing how to stay informed is the key to a stress-free trip. Here is a quick guide on what to do if another typhoon approaches during your stay.
1. Check Real-Time Transport Status in English
If you are worried about train delays or suspensions, always check the official English-language status pages first. They provide the most accurate and up-to-date information.
🚆 Official English Status Pages
2. The Golden Rule: Stay Put
When a typhoon is approaching and a “Planned Suspension” (Keikaku Unkyu) is announced, all transport—including buses and taxis—will likely stop. The safest and most practical choice is to stay at your current accommodation until the storm passes.
- Contact us early: If your arrival is delayed or you need to change your plans, please reach out via your booking platform’s messaging system or email us at info@yubanamankai.jp as soon as possible.
💡 A Tip from Yubana Mankai
Our ryokan features 6 private chartered hot spring baths that are free to use without a reservation. Even if the weather keeps you indoors, you can turn a “travel delay” into a “luxury retreat” by soaking in our 100% natural source water. Our staff are here to ensure you stay safe, comfortable, and well-fed, no matter the weather.
Enjoy Izu at Its Best
With the trains running and the sun shining, Izu is ready for you to explore. All local attractions, restaurants, and shops have resumed normal business hours. And don’t forget—swimming season at Atagawa You-Yu Beach is just around the corner (opening July 18, 2026)!
We wish you a safe and wonderful journey through Japan, and we look forward to seeing you soon at Atagawa Onsen.
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