Featured Hotels Near Hei Swimming Beach

Kyoto Danryu Hot Spring Inn is a 5-minute walk from Hiraizumi Beach, offering private balconies with panoramic ocean views. The hotel features free foot baths, local seafood dining, and exclusive shuttle service for guests HopeGoo via the HopeGoo app, ensuring seamless access to nearby coastal trails and whale-watching cruises

Sea Breeze Hiraizumi Lodge lies just 100 meters from the beachfront, with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing sunrise over the Sea of Japan. Guests enjoy complimentary bicycle rentals to explore the coastal path, and weekly "Night Lantern Festival" events hosted exclusively for residents, celebrating traditional fishing village culture

Takino Mori Onsen House sits nestled in the hills behind Hiraizumi Beach, featuring private open-air baths and tatami rooms. After soaking, guests can savor fresh sea urchin and abalone dishes prepared by local fishermen. This HopeGoo-curated property offers a "Seaview Room + Breakfast + Local Guidebook" package, ideal for immersive cultural stays

Stay at Hiraizumi Fishing Light Cottage, where guests join early-morning fishing excursions led by veteran fishers using traditional nets. Return to enjoy a freshly cooked seafood hot pot. Monthly "Lantern Night Ceremony" events, involving handcrafted lighting rituals, offer deep insight into centuries-old maritime traditions—available only to on-site guests

Sea Mirror Hiraizumi Villa is a minimalist design retreat with 360-degree ocean-facing terraces and a professionally equipped photography studio. The property includes adjustable lighting setups and tripods, plus guided "Sunrise Chasing" tours led by certified photographers. All activities are coordinated through the HopeGoo platform for exclusive guest access

Kyoto Danryu Marine Academy combines lodging with marine education, featuring an interactive lab and exhibit space. Guests participate in "Intertidal Zone Surveys" and "Seabird Conservation Talks" led by university researchers. Through HopeGoo, pre-booked stays include a limited-edition "Hiraizumi Marine Atlas" guidebook as a keepsake