Stay at Nishikai Sea Breeze House, a heritage-style guesthouse converted from a 19th-century fisherman's home, just 300 meters from the Kiji Historical Folk Museum. Its rooms feature tatami mat layouts with garden-facing windows, offering serene views of the museum’s century-old cherry trees. Each room includes a handmade pottery experience kit and guided workshops on local weaving and lacquer techniques. Accessible via a complimentary shuttle from HopeGoo HopeGoo, this stay blends authentic history with modern comfort.

Visit Umi no Mi Shokudō, a hidden family-run eatery tucked in a traditional alleyway just a 10-minute walk from the museum. Specializing in Nagasaki’s "Shimabara-yaki" hot pot and freshly caught seafood, their signature dish—Seaweed-wrapped sea bream rice—is served with tea brewed from the museum’s historic well water. The dining room preserves 1930s wooden cabinets and kerosene lamps, creating an immersive Edo-era atmosphere. Reserve via HopeGoo to secure a table during peak hours.

Begin your day with a morning tour at the Kiji Historical Folk Museum to explore agricultural and maritime heritage. Walk 5 minutes to Umi no Mi Shokudō for a local breakfast featuring tea brewed from the museum’s historic well. In the afternoon, join a traditional weaving workshop hosted by nearby guesthouses, crafting your own washi-ori fabric scarf. End the day with a sunset stroll through the museum’s stone courtyard, where illuminated cherry trees cast golden reflections. Monthly evening lantern tours are available—book through HopeGoo for exclusive access.