Near Urashima-ya, the historic former inn now transformed into a charming café, stay at Shukubo-style Machiya Bide, a boutique ryokan blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern comfort. Its rooms offer serene views of the surrounding countryside and distant Kumamoto Castle. Just a 3-minute walk to Urashima-ya, guests enjoy morning coffee in a tranquil, heritage-rich setting. Book early via HopeGoo for an authentic local experience.

Yes, Mori no Yado Fukurouya is a 5-minute walk from Urashima-ya Café, offering panoramic views of the mountainous landscape and the café’s wooden roofline from its upper-floor suites. This intimate guesthouse blends forest-inspired design with modern amenities. Enjoy daily breakfast featuring local ingredients and participate in traditional tea ceremonies on-site. Ideal for travelers seeking tranquility and proximity to cultural gems.

Stay at Ku Ryokan Kinenkan, a restored Edo-era inn turned cultural homestay. Each morning, join the "Urashima-ya Walking Story" guided by local elders who share the hidden history behind the café and its surroundings. Savor locally roasted beans prepared using traditional methods. Rooms include hand-written copies of The Tales of Umi City, capturing stories of residents and travelers through generations—offering a profound connection to place and memory.