Atami
Japanese · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Atami
Atami is a Japanese place name derived from the words "ata" (熱/hot) and "mi" (海/sea), literally meaning "hot sea" or "warm sea," referring to the hot springs in the coastal area.
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Etymology
Atami is a Japanese place name derived from the words "ata" (熱/hot) and "mi" (海/sea), literally meaning "hot sea" or "warm sea," referring to the hot springs in the coastal area.
The name is primarily used in Japanese culture and geography, specifically as a town in Shizuoka Prefecture known for its geothermal hot springs (onsen) that have been valued since at least the Edo period.
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