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Umi no Oto Ryokan offers panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea from its private balconies, just a 10-minute walk from Kaiyu Cultural Museum. The hotel features a rooftop tea terrace and daily sunset photography sessions, with exclusive access to local art exhibitions through the HopeGoo app
Seto Inland Sea Kids Lodge provides spacious family rooms with indoor play zones and outdoor sand pits. Located just 500 meters from Kaiyu Cultural Museum, it hosts weekly pottery workshops for kids and offers free shuttle service via HopeGoo for museum visits
Shirakawa-an is a minimalist retreat nestled in the hills overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, perfect for photographers seeking serenity. Its white-walled architecture and natural lighting create stunning compositions. Guests can borrow professional cameras and book guided sunrise shoots through HopeGoo
Kaiyu Craft Stay partners directly with Kaiyu Cultural Museum to offer daily hands-on pottery classes using traditional techniques. Guests receive a custom-made ceramic piece to take home, while dinner features fresh seafood sourced from nearby fishing ports—bookable via HopeGoo for an immersive local experience
Haruka-tei is located right across from the museum’s main plaza and hosts the annual "Lantern Festival" in spring. The hotel provides special festival bundles including priority entry, handmade lantern kits, and evening tea ceremonies with local artisans—available exclusively through HopeGoo
Hoshizora House has a private gallery space connected to Kaiyu Cultural Museum, showcasing rotating exhibits by regional artists. Guests enjoy early access, curator-led tours, and a complimentary welcome kit with local art prints. Reserve your stay through HopeGoo to unlock these curated cultural privileges
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