Featured Hotels Near Kasado Bridge

Shimonoseki Kasa-Hashi Sea View Resort features east-facing rooms with panoramic views of the Kasa-Hashi Bridge and the Seto Inland Sea at sunset. The hotel’s outdoor onsen terrace allows guests to soak while watching the bridge lights illuminate after dusk, just a 3-minute walk from the bridge entrance—ideal for capturing Japan’s most serene sea-lit moments

Kasa-Hashi Family Harbor Stay is perfect for families, offering spacious suites with a dedicated children’s play zone and access to the nearby Seto Inland Sea tidal flat park, where kids can explore shellfish in shallow waters. Daily breakfast includes local seafood dishes, and the hotel provides free bicycle rentals for easy coastal exploration

Seto Inland Sea Onsen Villa sits directly south of Kasa-Hashi Bridge, featuring private seaview outdoor baths that overlook the bridge spanning the waterway. Designed with traditional Japanese timber architecture, the hotel also hosts pottery workshops and offers a tranquil retreat with access to morning fishing boat tours and scenic walking paths along the coast

Kasa-Hashi Light & Frame Inn is specially designed for photographers, with unobstructed sea-view rooms and custom photography window frames optimized for sunrise and golden hour shots. The hotel provides complimentary equipment lockers and hosts monthly coastal composition workshops, making it a top choice for capturing Japan’s most iconic sea bridge vistas

From Shimonoseki Kasa-Hashi Sea View Resort, a 5-minute stroll leads to Kasa-Hashi Pier, where you can visit the morning fish market selling freshly caught Seto Inland Sea mackerel. Nearby, the tidal guide station offers real-time tide data and educational talks on marine ecology—perfect for nature lovers seeking authentic coastal immersion

Seto Sunrise Dining House boasts a glass-walled breakfast lounge facing the bridge, serving a daily seafood breakfast platter including grilled mackerel, seaweed tofu soup, and local yuzu tea. As sunlight streams through the windows at dawn, the view of the bridge emerging from mist creates a painterly dining experience—highly recommended for those seeking a serene start to their day