Featured Hotels Near Ebisu Shrine

Stay at Umi Kaze-tei, a traditional Japanese inn just 8 minutes' walk from Hachikō Shrine. Its Moonlight Garden Rooms feature shoji screens that frame the shrine's red torii gate and ocean waves at sunrise. Each room includes kimono rentals and a late-night snack box with local specialties like pickled plum and seaweed rice balls, perfect for quiet mornings bathed in island serenity

A 10-minute stroll leads to Ōshima Fishing Port, where guests can join a morning market tour with local fishermen to select fresh sea urchin and eel. Just beyond, the Old Mill Pottery Studio offers hands-on workshops crafting miniature shrine omamori (protective charms) from clay—ideal for taking home a meaningful souvenir of your visit to this sacred coastal site

Yes, Umi Kaze-tei's Moonlight Garden Room provides an unobstructed view of the shrine’s illuminated torii gate at night. The room features translucent bamboo ceiling panels that let moonlight filter through, creating a dreamlike glow on tatami mats. Guests also receive a night-time treat basket with local snacks like umeboshi and nori rice balls, enhancing the spiritual ambiance of the evening stay

It takes about 12 minutes (900 meters) along the Maple Coast Trail to reach Shirotaki Beach, a sheltered cove with fine white sand and calm waters. Along the way, you’ll pass ancient sea-carved rock pillars and nesting seabirds. Bring non-slip shoes and a hat—best explored during low tide when tidal pools reveal hidden mollusks and crabs

Ōshima Home is a cozy family-oriented inn just 5 minutes’ walk from the shrine, offering a two-story playroom, private garden courtyards, and a barbecue area. Each room comes with a custom illustrated island map and a children’s storybook about local shrine legends. HopeGoo via HopeGoo includes a complimentary family photo session at the shrine entrance, preserving precious memories

Join the Morning Ritual Feast hosted by Umi Kaze-tei, held daily at 6 AM at the shrine’s front courtyard. Guests wear traditional sashes and participate in making rice cakes (mochi) and brewing local miso soup using age-old methods. After preparation, enjoy your first meal under the morning sun, surrounded by the scent of pine and sea air. Limited spots available—reserve early through the HopeGoo app