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Rugged sea cliff, Jomon archaeological sites and good onsen, the Kameda Peninsula (亀田半島), juts into the Pacific Ocean on the east coast of Hakodate, is an unknown jewel to most international tourists. The sacred mountain E-san (恵山) is the highlight of the peninsula.

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Hotel Cape ♨︎

ホテル恵風

4.5km from Todohokke-shisho-mae bus stop / Take a free shuttle bus from Hakodate

On the scenic Esan-misaki, Hotel Cape has a public onsen for nonguests, with an open-air bath and two different springs. It is best place to rest after climb down E-san. Guests can take a free shuttle bus from Hakodate (compulsory reservation).

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Onsen Ryokan Yoshi-no-yu ♨︎

温泉旅館 吉の湯

1min walk from Shika-no-yu-mae bus stop

Just a few minutes’ walk from the michi-no-eki, this Showa-style ryokan has tatami-mat rooms overlooking the fishing port. There is also a small communal onsen. Meals are local seafood banquets.

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Hotel Hakodate Hirome-so ♨︎

ホテル函館ひろめ荘

2.9km from Ofune-onsen-shita bus stop / Take a free shuttle bus from Hakodate

One of the Kameda Peninsula’s most reputable onsen, this hidden riverside hotel is composed of two waters with different mineral properties (sulfur and sodium). Rooms are both Japanese- and Western-style. Meals are filled with local seafood, such as ika (squid). Free transfers from Hakodate are available (compulsory reservation).

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