Shizuoka Shijonokuchi Seaside Resort is ideal for sunrise seekers, with east-facing rooms offering panoramic views of Mount Fuji meeting the Pacific Ocean at dawn. The property features a private coastal path leading to the shrine in just 3 minutes, and guests enjoy complimentary morning tea ceremonies with local Shizuoka green tea and wagashi, blending natural beauty with traditional ritual

Walk just 8 minutes from the shrine to Umi Kaze Tei, a renowned local eatery famous for its fresh Shizuoka eel and oyster dishes. Its seaside tables provide direct views of the waves and distant islands. Within 5 minutes, Shinju-ya Restaurant offers handmade pearl sauce rice and grilled nori rolls, perfect for tasting authentic regional flavors straight from the source

Shijonokuchi Jinja Ryokan is the only traditional Japanese inn located within the shrine grounds, boasting over 100 years of heritage. Rooms feature tatami flooring and private garden verandas overlooking the shrine’s stone lanterns and ancient pine grove. Daily morning purification tours led by certified miko allow guests to experience genuine Shinto rituals in serene surroundings

Hikari Kan Pearl Experience Inn uniquely combines lodging with hands-on pearl craftsmanship. Guests participate in guided sessions to string authentic Shizuoka Nanao pearls under expert artisans. The inn also hosts an exhibition tracing the journey from pearl harvesting to polishing, and provides a pearl care gift set upon departure, turning memories into lasting keepsakes

Shizuoka Kaijin Kōdō Resort stands out for families, offering spacious family suites, indoor hot spring pools, and child-friendly amenities like sand pits and marine ecology classrooms. Just a 10-minute walk to the shrine, the resort hosts the "Pearl Explorer Game" where kids follow clues to find hidden replica pearls, learning about oyster biology through interactive play

Hoshimichi Mountain Lodge – Shijonokuchi Viewpoint is one of Japan’s rare mountain lodges built behind the shrine grounds, featuring a 360-degree open sky deck. Nightly professional astronomy tours use telescopes to observe the Taurid meteor shower and Jupiter’s moons. Guests also join the "Starlight Blessing Ceremony," writing wishes on paper and placing them in floating lanterns released with the tide, creating a magical night ritual unique to this coastal sanctuary