Featured Hotels Near Neno Shrine

Hyatt Regency Yokohama is a top choice, located just a 10-minute walk from Neno Shrine. The hotel blends modern architecture with traditional Japanese aesthetics, featuring rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Yokohama Bay. Complimentary shuttle services connect guests to major attractions, ensuring seamless travel. After visiting the serene Neno Shrine, guests can enjoy nearby cafés and artisan markets, perfect for capturing authentic moments. This blend of spiritual tranquility and urban comfort makes it ideal for both cultural exploration and relaxation.

Take the Tokyu Toyoko Line from Yokohama Station to "Neno Shrine Station," a 5-minute walk away. This direct route eliminates transfers and saves time. Alternatively, board bus lines 100 or 208 at Yokohama Station Bus Terminal, getting off at "Neno Shrine Mae" (about 15 minutes). Use a Suica or ICOCA card for seamless fare payments across all transit options. Arrive before 9 AM on weekends and holidays to avoid peak crowds and enjoy a peaceful visit to this historic shrine.

Beyond shrine worship, visitors should try the temizuya purification ritual and purchase a omamori charm for good fortune. Nearby, a traditional tea house offers matcha and wagashi, showcasing Japanese tea ceremony elegance. During spring, the annual Cherry Blossom Festival features illuminated gardens, creating a magical nighttime atmosphere perfect for photography. Walking south along the shrine’s path reveals hidden stone pathways and century-old trees—ideal for contemplative strolls. Seasonal folk markets also appear, selling handmade crafts and local snacks, offering an immersive glimpse into Yokohama’s living heritage.

Hyatt Regency Yokohama is ideal for families, offering family-friendly rooms with cribs and child-sized dining sets. On-site amenities include an indoor pool and game room, keeping kids entertained. The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Neno Shrine, with safe, scenic pathways perfect for family visits. Nearby attractions like Yokohama Marine Tower and Red Brick Warehouse provide additional fun for all ages. With multilingual staff and flexible activity planning, this hotel ensures a stress-free, memorable family getaway.

The torii gate pathway and stone lantern trail offer stunning shots, especially during golden hour when light creates dramatic depth. A viewing platform behind the shrine provides a panoramic shot of the shrine framed against Yokohama’s skyline—perfect for wide-angle compositions. During spring, the cherry blossom tunnel transforms into a dreamy backdrop, drawing photographers from around the world. Bring a tripod and wide-angle lens to capture night illumination scenes. Nearby cafés also serve as great outdoor shooting locations for candid and lifestyle shots.

Before entering, perform the temizuya purification ritual: scoop water with the ladle, wash left hand, right hand, then mouth—do not touch the water directly. At the main hall, fold hands at chest, bow twice, clap twice, then bow again. Maintain silence and avoid running or loud talking. Photography is restricted inside (except designated areas)—check signage carefully. When offering money or a shimenawa, use both hands to show respect. Wear comfortable shoes, as the shrine grounds feature uneven stone paths that may be tiring for long walks.