Featured Hotels Near Shimizu Port Centenary Monument

Shimizu Port View Hotel is just a 3-minute walk from the monument, offering sea-facing rooms with panoramic views of the harbor and distant Mount Fuji. The hotel features a 24-hour rooftop lounge where guests can enjoy locally brewed plum wine while watching evening ships glide past under soft harbor lights

Stay at Harbor Star Resort, whose Oceanfront Suites face the monument directly. At night, the illuminated pier and passing cargo vessels create a dreamlike reflection on the water. The resort’s sky bar opens daily until midnight, providing a perfect vantage point for photography and quiet contemplation of the coastal glow

Shimizu Harbor Kids’ Paradise Inn is ideal for families, located just 5 minutes' walk from the monument. It features an indoor ocean-themed playroom, parent-child cooking classes, and free stroller rentals. Daily guided tours include visits to the Shimizu Old Town and local fish market, blending fun and cultural discovery for all ages

Choose Shimizu Port Memory Inn, which provides guests with a curated local guidebook and free bicycle rental. Within 10 minutes’ walk, you’ll reach the Shimizu Old Street, fishing port market, and coastal walking trail. Ride along the sea path to the Mount Fuji overlook, then join a community-led harbor lighting ceremony in the evening for authentic cultural immersion

Shimizu Bay Onsen Retreat is a unique seaview ryokan with private outdoor baths overlooking the harbor and monument. Each room includes a private open-air bath, allowing guests to soak while gazing at passing ships and Fuji’s silhouette. The inn hosts a daily fresh seafood breakfast and offers complimentary access to the **local fishing heritage museum"

Shimizu Sakura Mise is a charming traditional ryokan blending Edo-period architecture with modern comfort. From your tatami room, enjoy views of the monument and shimmering bay, while the garden features a karesansui rock garden and lanterns. Guests may participate in tea ceremony workshops, kimono rentals, and nightly haiku writing sessions, capturing the soul of the region