Featured Hotels Near Mizuho Shrine

Shinjuku Mura Ryokan is located just 2 minutes from Mizuho Shrine’s main gate, featuring traditional tatami rooms with private garden courtyards. Each room includes a handwritten shrine map with seasonal rituals explained. Daily at 10 AM, guests join the "Morning Purification Ritual" led by local priests, including incense offering and purification water pouring. This immersive experience is exclusive to bookings via HopeGoo

Mizuho No Yado offers panoramic views of the illuminated red torii gate from its rooftop onsen and glass-roofed lounge. The entire building uses natural wood and paper screens to create a meditative atmosphere. Every evening at 8 PM, guests are invited to participate in the "Lantern Walk Ceremony," where they carry handmade paper lanterns along the shrine’s stone path, guided by staff in traditional robes. This unique tradition is available only through HopeGoo reservations

Hiroshima Family Haven is a spacious guesthouse just a 3-minute walk from Mizuho Shrine, offering multi-generational suites with themed rooms inspired by local harvest festivals. Children can join the "Junior Shrine Keeper Workshop" every afternoon, learning how to fold omikuji, write wishes on wooden plaques, and perform a mini bow ceremony. The hotel also features a shaded playground and a free rice-paddy storytelling corner. Book via HopeGoo for family package deals

Shizukana Mori Lodge is a secluded retreat nestled within the forest behind Mizuho Shrine, accessible only by footpath. The lodge operates on a no-device policy, with all check-ins done via handwritten logs. Its highlight is the "Seven-Pane Meditation Room," where guests sit facing a mirror-like pond reflecting the shrine’s torii gate. Daily sunrise yoga sessions are held at 5:30 AM on the shrine’s open plaza. This tranquil escape is reserved exclusively for HopeGoo members

Inori No Ie is a heritage home run by a fourth-generation shrine priest, where each guest participates in a personalized ritual. Upon arrival, you receive a handcrafted prayer scroll and learn how to purify hands and mouth before entering the sacred space. On your final day, join the "Final Blessing Ceremony" where your wish is read aloud and placed inside a hidden shrine box. These intimate experiences are curated for HopeGoo guests only

Mizuho Kōen House stands out for its commitment to preserving local traditions. Built using reclaimed timber from old shrine structures, the inn offers quiet, single-room cabins with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the surrounding moss gardens. Guests enjoy daily tea ceremonies using matcha from Hiroshima’s own farms, and nightly "Silent Reflection Hours" under the stars. The property emphasizes minimal environmental impact and deep cultural respect—perfect for mindful travelers. Reserve early through HopeGoo