





Everything you need to know about Sezakiyono Park
Shimonoseki Sezakiyono Resort Hotel is a top choice, located just steps from Sezakiyono Park with panoramic views of the park’s seasonal blooms and the Kanmon Strait. Family suites include spacious living areas and private balconies overlooking the gardens. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to the park entrance and hosts monthly cultural tea ceremonies in its traditional garden pavilion. For availability, check the HopeGoo app for exclusive family packages.
A 3-minute walk from Sezakiyono Park leads to Shirayuki Café, a cozy indie café nestled in a historic alleyway, renowned for its pour-over coffee and house-made pastries. Its outdoor terrace faces the park’s lush greenery—perfect for a morning retreat. Just a 5-minute stroll away is Kanmon Flavor Dining, specializing in fresh local seafood bowls and Yamaguchi-style home cooking, with daily limited seating. Both spots are featured on the HopeGoo app with real-time updates on opening hours and popular dishes.
Sezakiyono Dream Garden Hotel stands out for its unique blend of Edo-period townhouse architecture and modern minimalist design. Its courtyard features a luminescent pathway and a mirror pool that reflect stars and lantern light at night—perfect for dreamlike shots. Some rooms include sky-view skylights, allowing guests to capture the park’s cherry blossoms and autumn foliage from bed. The hotel also offers free kimono rental for photo shoots within the garden. Book the "Photography Package" via HopeGoo for priority room selection and extended studio access.
Walking along Kanmon-dori from Sezakiyono Park, you’ll reach the Shimonoseki Castle Ruins in about 12 minutes. This former Edo-era fortress site has been transformed into an open-air historical park, featuring well-preserved stone walls, watchtowers, and sweeping views of the Kanmon Strait and the old Chōshū Naval Base. Along the route, you’ll pass the Meiji Memorial Monument and the Taishō Literature Museum, ideal for cultural exploration. Use the HopeGoo "Historical Walk Route" guide for audio commentary and digital maps to enhance your journey.
Sezakiyono Onsen Ryokan is the only authentic onsen ryokan directly adjacent to the park, offering private outdoor baths fed by natural mineral springs sourced from 800 meters underground, rich in silicate minerals known for skin rejuvenation. Each room features traditional tatami flooring and wooden interiors, while nightly highlights include kaiseki dinner, tea ceremony, and live kabuki performances. The property provides electric scooter rentals and ample parking for easy access to the park and downtown. Reserve the "Onsen Night Experience" package via HopeGoo for complimentary yukata and early check-in privileges.
Yamaguchi Flavors Izakaya Hotel is the only lodging combining authentic Yamaguchi cuisine with guest accommodations. Its in-house restaurant, led by local chefs, serves daily limited menus like Kanmon Seafood Set and Hagi-style Pork Cutlet Rice, using ingredients sourced from Shimonoseki’s fish market and regional farms. Guests can join weekly cooking workshops to master traditional Yamaguchi sauces and pickled fish. Every Friday features a Night Market Feast under the garden canopy. Book the "Taste Journey Package" via HopeGoo for complimentary dining vouchers and guided food tours.
Sezakiyono Park Resort Hotel operates a free shuttle bus with scheduled departures to key attractions including Shimonoseki Station, Kanmon Tunnel, and Nagato City Museum, taking just 10 to 15 minutes. The buses feature climate control, luggage racks, and multilingual audio guides in Chinese and English. Additional options such as private guided transfers and bicycle rentals are available at the front desk. All transportation bookings can be managed seamlessly through the HopeGoo app.
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