No. 60 · Tottori
Kaike Onsen
Kaike Onsen ranked No. 60 in the published 2025 Japan hot-spring destination list. Check bathing options, access and stay details before planning your visit.
Spring information
Water and bathing details for Kaike Onsen
Facility-level figures; blank town-wide averages are not inferred.
Shio-no-Yu and OU Land are separate Kaike day-use facilities. Each property's own analysis and treatment notices are shown; no area-wide value is substituted.
| Facility | Spring | Source data | Supply | Bath type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OU Land | Sodium-calcium chloride spring (high-tonicity, neutral, high-temperature spring) | Source temperature: 75.3°C pH: 7.2 | The main bath is heated, circulated, filtered, and disinfected with chlorine. Family-bath water is diluted for temperature control; the operator lists different treatment for those pools. | Large public baths with indoor and outdoor pools, jet and carbonated baths, sauna, and reservable family baths. |
| Shio-no-Yu at Bayside Square Kaike Hotel | Sodium-calcium chloride spring (high-tonicity, neutral, high-temperature spring) | Source temperature: 68.6°C pH: 7.0 | The operator says water is added for temperature adjustment, may be heated, circulated and filtered, and disinfected with chlorine. Fresh spring water is replenished intermittently. | Indoor public bath and sea-facing outdoor bath; sauna and cold bath are available during regular hours. |
Destination comparison
What this onsen town offers
History
70/100Spring character
80/100Town culture
71/100Seasonal scenery
72/100Access
71/100Local history
How the town developed
Four seasons
Seasonal conditions and travel rhythm
Plan your stay
Kaike Onsen: day trip or overnight?
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Day trip
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One-night stay
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Bayside Square Kaike Hotel: A Seaside Stay with a Natural OnsenStay plus a day bath
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Bayside Square Kaike Hotel: A Seaside Stay with a Natural OnsenNearby destinations
Other places in the same prefecture in the published ranking.
Related guides
Guides to Kaike Onsen
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Ryokan staysBayside Square Kaike Hotel: A Seaside Stay with a Natural Onsen
Compare Bayside Square Kaike’s sea-view rooms and public onsen; only the Deluxe Spa has a source-flowing bath. Check dining and access details.
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ComparisonsKaike Onsen Day-Use Baths: Shio-no-Yu, OU Land, Kaichoen and Shogetsu Compared
Compare four Kaike day-use baths by price, hours, sea views and sauna access, from early-opening Shio-no-Yu to weekday-only Kaike Shogetsu.
Read the guideSpring waterKaike Fuga: Which Rooms Have a Hot-Spring Bath?
At Kaike Fuga, only four room categories list hot-spring open-air baths; a separate family bath is ¥2,200 per 50 minutes. Confirm the exact room before booking.
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Private bathsStaying at Kaichoen: A Small Ryokan with a Guest-Only Private Bath
Kaichoen is a 13-room Kaike ryokan with a free guest-only spring family bath requested after arrival. Dinner must start by 7 p.m.; check-in begins at 3.
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ComparisonsShio-no-Yu vs OU Land: Which Kaike Onsen Fits Your Visit?
Compare Kaike’s Shio-no-Yu and OU Land by opening time, current admission, sea views, sauna access, family baths and bathing-water treatment.
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Private bathsKaike Tsuruya: Pay for the Private Spring Bath, Not the Room-Only Tub
Tsuruya’s paid private baths use source-flowing spring water; its Daisen-view suite tubs do not. Choose the suite for layout, not a private onsen.
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Private bathsYukibou Hakusen: A Sea-View Room Is Not a Private Onsen Room
Choose a Yukibou Hakusen room by layout and bath, check the current 2026 renovation restrictions, and see how the public onsen, meals and Yonago shuttle work.
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ComparisonsMisasa or Kaike Onsen? Choose by Scenery, Access and Bathing Style
Misasa is a compact river-valley onsen town; Kaike is a seaside base near Yonago. Compare day baths, spring descriptions and onward transport.
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