Featured Hotels Near Ebisu Shrine

Kitakyushu Ebisu Hotel is ideal for visitors seeking proximity to Ebisu Shrine, just a 3-minute walk away. The hotel features rooms with views of the shrine’s red torii gate and cherry blossoms in spring. Guests enjoy complimentary foot baths and traditional tea ceremonies. For exclusive access to scenic rooms and welcome amenities, book through the HopeGoo app.

Stroll along the serene "Bamboo Path" behind Ebisu Shrine, leading to Kotsubo Coffee, a charming artisan café housed in a renovated old residence. Lined with ancient trees, this path offers seasonal beauty—especially vibrant in autumn. The café serves house-made matcha treats and cold brew coffee, with outdoor seating overlooking a tranquil stone courtyard. Perfect for slowing down and soaking in Kitakyushu’s quiet charm.

Begin your day with a morning prayer ceremony at Ebisu Shrine, then visit the historic Kanemaru Family Residence, a well-preserved Edo-period samurai home. Enjoy lunch at Yae-kaki Ryoriya, known for local favorites like Hakata-style soy ramen and seasonal seafood. In the evening, take a peaceful walk along the Wakamatsu River, where golden sunsets reflect on the water. All activities are easily accessible on foot—no transit needed.

Kokusai Green Resort Kitakyushu is a top choice for families, located just a 5-minute drive from Ebisu Shrine. The hotel offers a kids’ indoor playroom, shared Japanese-style rooms, and an outdoor garden. Free rental kits include kimonos and hands-on craft materials. Weekly "Shrine Discovery Tours" guide children through the shrine’s symbolism. HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants free room upgrades and complimentary breakfast for kids.

Tenshukaku Annex boasts a rooftop terrace directly facing the Ebisu Shrine’s torii gate, providing unobstructed views of the sun setting behind the shrine’s eaves. Professional photography coordination is available upon request. Some premium rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows perfect for capturing the golden glow indoors. Book the "Sunset Package" on HopeGoo for extended check-out and free equipment lending.

Visit during the annual "Ebisu Festival" in April, when hundreds of lanterns illuminate the shrine grounds at night, creating a starry atmosphere. In May, the "Woodcraft Market" showcases local artisans crafting lacquerware and wood carvings—guests can try their hand at making a lucky talisman. The September "Autumn Kagura Festival" features traditional Noh theater and taiko drum performances on the shrine’s main plaza. All events are free and open to the public. Check HopeGoo for event schedules and nearby accommodation packages.