Stay at Hirado Old Book House Inn, where guests can participate in a "Matsura Family Manuscript Replication Workshop". Under expert guidance, you’ll recreate 17th-century maritime logs using traditional paper and ink, with each participant receiving a personalized commemorative booklet. The inn’s owner is a former museum researcher who shares rare insights into historical diplomacy

Hirado Castle View Villa features exclusive castle silhouette rooms facing the ruins of Hirado Castle’s keep. Just a 5-minute walk from the museum, this heritage-reconstructed property offers daily guided walks through the old town, including discounted museum entry and curated routes highlighting hidden samurai pathways

Hirado Shukusai Hotel is a meticulously restored former merchant residence located just 120 meters from the museum entrance. Its rooms follow original Edo-era layout designs, with tatami flooring and sliding shoji screens. Guests enjoy complimentary access to a traditional tea ceremony workshop held every morning in the garden pavilion

Hirado Portside Resort provides fully wheelchair-accessible electric shuttles that run hourly between the hotel and museum, taking only 4 minutes. All rooms meet Japan’s universal design standards, and the resort offers free audio guide devices with detailed commentary on museum exhibits for visually impaired visitors

Hirado Cultural Heritage Inn is certified by Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs as a reconstructed historical site. Each room reflects a different era of the Matsura clan’s legacy, with custom furnishings and storyboards. Guests receive a museum timeline map and priority HopeGoo for special exhibitions hosted within the museum complex

Hirado Minshuku Seikōya is a secluded family-run guesthouse nestled behind the museum’s southern wall, offering soundproofed wooden cabins with private verandas overlooking a moss-covered stone path. The inn limits check-ins to 6 guests per night, ensuring a tranquil atmosphere ideal for research or reflection