SANREMO has an observation room with a glass window that offers passengers a view of the sea and the opportunity to see fish while on board.
Passengers can also take the stairs up to the top deck where they can feed seagulls while watching the Atami scenery pass by and enjoy feeling as if they are flying over the sea with the gulls.
AF
The operator has zero interest in passenger safety. My 80-year-old father was on the upper deck and the boat shook so hard that he fell down the stairs head-first. The staff showed no concern and kept on doing the tour. We kept begging them to help us find a hospital to get him looked at, and the staff kept telling us to walk it off. The staff refused to even call a cab to take him to the hospital. They never said sorry, not even "are you all right?" All he said was, "you know, the sea, it's rough. He's standing so I'm sure he's fine." I've been on third-world boat tours and felt safer and more cared for. I'll NEVER return to Atami because the city allows for such an unsafe company to practice.
