Traveling to Kamo Gun (Kamo-gun) offers an unforgettable escape into Japan's breathtaking coastal landscapes and rejuvenating hot spring culture. This stunning region on the southern Izu Peninsula is celebrated for its historic maritime heritage, dramatic cliffs, and the vibrant early-blooming cherry blossoms of Kawazu. Visitors can choose from a range of traditional ryokans nestled in quiet valleys or modern oceanfront hotels overlooking the Pacific. Whether you are hiking along the rugged Jogasaki Coast, visiting the famous Seven Waterfalls, or savoring fresh local seafood, there is always something to captivate your senses. With Tripbtoz, booking your stay is simpler and more reliable than ever, thanks to our real-user video reviews and curated Btoz Picks. We feature a diverse selection of accommodations, including luxury hot spring resorts, cozy family-run guesthouses, and premium boutique retreats. Start planning your dream getaway and discover the perfect place to stay below.
Kamo Gun Recommended Hotels
Isaribi
4-stars· Gamo Gun, Shiga Ken
Isaribi is a traditional Japanese ryokan located in Higashiizu, near Hokkawa Hot Spring and the bay. This intimate 12-room property features on-site hot springs and a full-service spa, ideal for couples and travelers seeking relaxation. Complimentary train station pickup and area shuttle services are available, with easy access to Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and Jogasaki Coast.
4.8/5304
US$622
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Total US$622 (Incl. taxes)
Kissho CAREN
3-stars· Kamo Gun, Shizuoka Ken
Kissho CAREN is a hot spring spa hotel located in Higashiizu on Japan's Izu Peninsula, situated by the sea near Hokkawa Hot Spring and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. This boutique property features 30 rooms, a full-service spa with natural hot springs, and three restaurants including French cuisine, with complimentary breakfast and kaiseki meals. Ideal for couples and leisure travelers seeking relaxation near natural attractions like Jogasaki Coast and Atagawa Onsen.
4.6/5101
US$405
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Total US$405 (Incl. taxes)
YUBANA MANKAI
3-stars· Kamo Gun, Shizuoka Ken
YUBANA MANKAI is a traditional ryokan located in Higashiizu on the Izu Peninsula, within walking distance of Atagawa Onsen. All 21 guestrooms feature private indoor hot tubs, and guests can enjoy full-service spa treatments and natural hot springs. Situated within Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, it offers easy access to natural attractions like Jogasaki Coast and Izu Animal Kingdom, making it ideal for couples and travelers seeking a relaxing hot spring retreat.
4.2/57
US$180
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Total US$180 (Incl. taxes)
HOTEL KATARA RESORT&SPA
3.5-stars· Gamo Gun, Shiga Ken
A traditional ryokan-style hot spring resort located in Higashiizu on the Izu Peninsula, within walking distance of Atagawa Onsen and the beach. Featuring natural hot springs and an indoor pool, it is ideal for travelers seeking relaxation and healing. Located near Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park for enjoying natural scenery, with spring water baths available in all 73 guestrooms.
4.4/53
US$347
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Total US$347 (Incl. taxes)
Shinyu no Yado Sazana
3.5-stars· Kamo Gun, Shizuoka Ken
Shinyu no Yado Sazana is a hot spring hotel located in the Inatori Onsen area of Higashiizu, adjacent to Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. With 4 hot tubs, a sauna, and an outdoor pool, it is ideal for travelers seeking a relaxing onsen retreat. The property features 2 restaurants including French cuisine, complimentary train station pickup, and offers an intimate atmosphere with only 18 rooms.
4.3/574
US$110
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Total US$110 (Incl. taxes)
Inatori Toukai Hotel Yuen
3.5-stars· Kamo Gun, Shizuoka Ken
Inatori Toukai Hotel Yuen is a traditional ryokan located in the Inatori Onsen area of the Izu Peninsula, offering natural hot springs and open-air baths. Within a 15-minute walk of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, guests can enjoy stunning natural scenery, with complimentary train station pickup service available. The property features karaoke, an arcade room, and a children's pool, making it suitable for both families and couples.
4.4/574
US$317
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Total US$317 (Incl. taxes)
Hotel Kawachiya
3-stars· Shizuoka Shi, Shizuoka Ken
Hotel Kawachiya is a traditional ryokan located in Minamiizu, Japan, near Shimokamo Onsen and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Featuring hot spring facilities, it is ideal for travelers seeking relaxation and healing, with complimentary train station pickup and free parking. This intimate 22-room property offers convenient access to nearby natural attractions including Yumigahama Beach.
5/51
US$115
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Total US$115 (Incl. taxes)
Atagawa Prince Hotel
3.5-stars· Gamo Gun, Shiga Ken
Atagawa Prince Hotel is a traditional ryokan located in Higashiizu on the Izu Peninsula, within walking distance of Atagawa Onsen. Featuring natural hot springs and a swimming pool, it is ideal for family travelers. The property offers easy access to Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and nearby beaches, with Izu-Atagawa Station just 100m away.
4.1/543
US$154
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Total US$154 (Incl. taxes)
Inatoriso
3-stars· Kamo Gun, Shizuoka Ken
Inatoriso is a traditional ryokan located in Higashiizu on the Izu Peninsula, within a 15-minute walk of Inatori Onsen and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. The property features hot spring facilities, karaoke, facial services, complimentary buffet breakfast, and free train station pickup. Ideal for travelers seeking an authentic Japanese accommodation experience with onsen relaxation.
4.8/54
US$246
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Total US$246 (Incl. taxes)
Gensen Itto Minamiizu
3.5-stars· Shizuoka Shi, Shizuoka Ken
Gensen Itto Minamiizu is a traditional ryokan located in Minamiizu, within walking distance of Shimokamo Onsen and a short drive from Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. This 39-room property features natural hot springs and a garden, offering an adults-only retreat as children 13 and under are not permitted. Free train station pickup and self-parking are available, though a car is required for transportation.
The most popular areas to stay in Kamo Gun include Higashiizu and Kawazu, which are famous for their excellent hot spring resorts and scenic ocean views. Visitors looking for stunning sunsets and traditional townscapes often prefer accommodations in Nishiizu or Matsuzaki on the western coast.
What are the top attractions to visit in Kamo Gun?
Kamo Gun offers spectacular natural sights, including the scenic Kawazu Seven Waterfalls and the beautiful coastlines of Minamiizu. The region is also highly famous for the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival, which draws visitors from all over the world in early spring.
When is the best time to visit Kamo Gun?
The ideal time to visit Kamo Gun is from February to March to experience the famous early-blooming cherry blossoms. Summer is perfect for enjoying the pristine beaches of the southern coast, while autumn offers pleasant weather for hiking and hot springs.
What is the best way to get around Kamo Gun?
The Izukyu Railway connects the major eastern towns of Kamo Gun, making it easy to travel between popular coastal destinations. For exploring the scenic western coast and mountainous areas, renting a car or using local bus routes is highly recommended.
What local food should I try in Kamo Gun?
You must try Kinmedai, a prized local red snapper usually served simmered or as fresh sashimi. The region is also renowned for its high-quality fresh wasabi, which pairs perfectly with local buckwheat noodles and seafood dishes.
How do I travel to Kamo Gun from major airports?
From Tokyo's Haneda or Narita airports, you can take the JR Odoriko limited express train directly to major stations within Kamo Gun. Alternatively, take the Shinkansen to Atami Station and transfer to the Izukyu Line to reach your resort.