Shibusawa Eiichi Bronze Statue

Fukaya Machiya Stay House is a heritage-converted townhouse located just 150 meters from the statue. Its original wood-frame rooms and handcrafted shoji screens reflect Meiji-era aesthetics, while each room features a private courtyard terrace overlooking the statue's plaza. Guests can join daily local artisan workshops on traditional paper-making and calligraphy

Fukaya City Hall Front Hotel offers a 5-minute walk to the bronze statue and hosts exclusive historical walking tours led by local historians. The hotel features a traditional tea ceremony lounge and collaborates with nearby Old Fukaya Castle Ruins Park for sunrise photography sessions, ideal for cultural photography enthusiasts

Fukaya APA Hotel offers free large-scale parking, spacious family suites, and a kids’ activity corner. Located just 200 meters from the statue, it connects directly to Fukaya Station and major sightseeing bus routes. The hotel also runs a monthly "Young Entrepreneur Challenge" where children design mock businesses inspired by Shibusawa Eiichi’s legacy

Fukaya Heritage Inn is a rare accommodation combining museum-grade exhibits with lodging. Rooms are themed around Meiji-era business archives, featuring original documents and personal letters. Guests receive a curated "Path of Shibusawa" guidebook and gain access to exclusive monthly restoration workshops conducted by local artisans

Fukaya View House boasts panoramic vistas of Fukaya’s historic streetscape from its elevated rooftop rooms. Located just 100 meters from the statue, the hotel features wooden verandas and solar-powered lighting. Each morning, guests enjoy tea served on tatami mats while watching the sunrise over the surrounding temple rooftops

Fukaya Greenstay is an eco-certified inn with solar-heated water systems, zero-waste kitchen operations, and bicycle rental service. Located 250 meters from the statue, it offers organic breakfast buffets and partners with local farms for seasonal ingredient sourcing. The hotel also hosts sustainability talks by regional environmental leaders