Seaside onsen

Kaike Onsen

A hot-spring town on the Sea of Japan that turns Yonago from a transit point into a place to stay.

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Kaike Onsen sits on the Sea of Japan north of central Yonago and is one of the San'in region's signature seaside hot springs. It combines coast, lodging, dinner, and winter crab into a real overnight stay—day trips toward Sakaiminato or Daisen, then a hot-spring evening by the sea.

Highlights

Home of winter Matsuba crab

In winter, a Kaike stay can be built around crab and onsen. Confirm meal plans, availability, and the season with your lodging and official sources—do not treat the seasonal catch as year-round.

Coast walks and a slower pace

Spend the day toward Sakaiminato or Daisen, then return for a shoreline walk, sunset, and a bath—Kaike's most memorable rhythm, giving the trip both sea air and mountain air.

Getting there & around

From Yonago Station to Kaike

Kaike lies north of Yonago Station, usually reached by local bus or taxi. For late arrivals, check the last service and the ryokan's dinner time so you don't miss the core of the onsen town.

Reaching Kaike from the airport or afar

Yonago Kitaro Airport is not far from Kaike, so flyers can give the first night directly to the onsen. Confirm transfers and road times on the airport access page.

How to plan it

Who it's for

Travelers wanting an onsen-stay feel, winter crab, a relaxed couples or friends trip, and anyone who treats the evening as the highlight.

Pairs well with

Mt. Daisen

Sea in the morning, mountain by day, onsen at night—a clear sea-to-mountain theme.

Yonago City

Combine the transport flexibility of the station area with Kaike's stay experience.

Before you go

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Kaike Onsen

Japan National Tourism Organization · official tourism

Last checked: 2026-06-29

Food

Tottori Tourism Guide · official tourism

Last checked: 2026-06-29

Access

Yonago Tourist Guide · official tourism

Last checked: 2026-06-29

Daisen Guide

Daisen Tourism Bureau · official tourism

Last checked: 2026-06-29