Fuyo Bekkan is a seaside ryokan in Kaike Onsen, a hot-spring district on the Yumigahama peninsula in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, facing the Sea of Japan. Kaike's spring water is naturally warm and slightly saline, a legacy of the district's coastal location, and Fuyo Bekkan draws on this source for both its indoor and open-air baths. The property's defining feature is its bathing-area views over the Sea of Japan, with sunset bathing a particular draw during clear evenings. As with most Kaike ryokan, there is no Western-style treatment menu; the bathing program itself, centered on the saline mineral water, is the core offering, and staff — ryokan attendants rather than licensed spa therapists — assist guests with bathing schedules and etiquette. Facilities include separate men's and women's bathing halls with both indoor and open-air sections; there is no swimming pool, sauna, or meditation room. Fuyo Bekkan operates as an overnight property, with check-in from 15:00 and stays structured around a coastal kaiseki dinner featuring Sea of Japan seafood, paired with breakfast the following morning. Rates run from roughly ¥22,000 to ¥50,000 per person depending on room grade, view, and season, and advance reservation is recommended, particularly for rooms and bath slots timed to sunset. Kaike Onsen sits a short distance from Yonago's city center and is reachable from Yonago Station, making Fuyo Bekkan a practical base for visitors combining a coastal onsen stay with access to the wider San'in region.
Treatments
- Seaside onsen bathing drawing on Kaike's naturally warm, slightly saline spring water
- Sea of Japan sunset views from bathing areas
- Coastal kaiseki dining paired with the bathing program
Good to know
- Hours
- Overnight guests only; check-in from 15:00
Location
3-14-10 Kaike Onsen, Yonago, Tottori 683-0001
35.4419, 133.3339 View on map
Highlights
- Sea of Japan sunset views from indoor and open-air bathing halls
- Naturally warm, slightly saline spring water drawn from the Kaike coastal source
- Coastal kaiseki dinner featuring Sea of Japan seafood
- Located on the Yumigahama peninsula near Yonago city center
Tips for visiting
- Request a sunset-facing bath slot or room in advance, especially in winter when sunset comes earlier
- Kaike's saline water can be drying to skin — rinsing with fresh water after bathing is common practice
- Reserve rooms ahead for weekend and holiday stays; Kaike Onsen is a popular Yonago-area destination
- The ryokan is a short taxi ride from Yonago Station, useful for planning arrival times
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Frequently asked questions
Can visitors book a day-use bath at Fuyo Bekkan?
The ryokan is primarily an overnight property; day-use bathing availability should be confirmed directly with the property, as it is not consistently offered.
Is the sea visible from the baths?
Yes, the bathing halls face the Sea of Japan, and sunset views are a highlight during clear weather.
What is included in the room rate?
Standard rates include a coastal kaiseki dinner and breakfast per person.
How far is Fuyo Bekkan from Yonago Station?
Kaike Onsen is a short drive from Yonago Station, and taxis or local buses connect the two.