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Can You Stay Overnight at Castle?

Fukuyama Castle, located in Hiroshima Prefecture, is one of the most convenient castles to visit in Japan because it stands right next to the train station. The castle was originally built by Katsunari Mizuno, a cousin of Tokugawa Ieyasu, when he became the lord of the area.

What makes this castle stay so unique is that guests can enjoy the experience of being a “castle lord for a day.” You’ll have special access to the castle grounds, historical buildings, and cultural treasures inside Fukuyama Castle Park. During your stay, you can also experience traditional arts and performances that the city has carefully preserved. It’s a rare chance to spend the night in a place full of history and culture.

Location: Fukuyama Castle in Hiroshima Prefecture

Address: 1-8 Marunouchi, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, 720-0061

Direction: 5 mins walk from JR Fukuyama Station North Exit (Fukuyama Castle Exit)

Cost (Per Adult, Tax Included):

  • 2 Adults: ¥660,000 each (approx. $5,000)

  • 3 Adults: ¥484,000 each (approx. $3,500)

  • 4 Adults: ¥396,000 each (approx. $2,800)

Children’s Rates:

  • Elementary school students: ¥66,000 (approx. $500) per child

  • Preschool children: ¥44,000 (approx. $300) per child

  • Infants (3 and under): Free

What’s Included:

This is not just a stay — it’s a full castle experience:

  • Elegant dinner & breakfast

  • Overnight stay in the Tsukimi Yagura

  • Castle entry program at an Important Cultural Property

  • Night museum tour inside the castle tower

  • Castle lounge with drinks & live entertainment

  • Bathing at Oyudono

  • Banquet in the Tsukimi Yagura

  • Breakfast at Fukuju Kaikan

  • Kimono & dressing services for an authentic cultural touch

This unique experience allows you to step back into history while enjoying the luxuries of modern hospitality. From private tours to traditional banquets, staying at Fukuyama Castle is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Interested? Visit the official website for reservations and more details.

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