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Things to do

  • ＜Yubatake＞The largest source of Kusatsu Onsen located in the center of the city

    The hot spring that springs down is sent to each accommodation facility by lowering the temperature to the wooden fence. At this time, by drying what has settled in the wooden bowl, you can make Yu-no-hana.
    Sidewalks are tiled vertically and tiled tiles with motifs of the Edo period (Joshu Kusatsu Onsen no Zu (map)) are used as motifs.
    You can touch your hands and feet to the source at “Shiraneyama Bench” and “Shin-Yukemuri Tei”.

    • Yubatake

    • Otaki no Yu

    • Gozanoyu

  • ＜Sainokawara Park＞Scenic spot of Kusatsu Onsen

    At the west end of the hot spring town, you will be amazed by the sight of the so-called “Ogre's Spring Water”.


    • Sainokawara open air bath

      The highlight of the hot springs is undoubtedly the open-air bath. The rock bath surrounded by trees and watched over by the blue sky is the largest in Japan, and soaking in the hot springs while feeling the natural breeze on your skin is truly heavenly. For those who think "Being naked outside..." they rent swimsuits and also sell towels with names on them, so it's fine even if you go empty-handed.　　　

      Business hours: April 1st to July 25th.September 1st to November 30th
      7:00AM to 8:00PM(Last admission 7pm)
      Business hours: July 26th to August 31st
      6am to 9pm(Last reception at 8 PM)
      Business hours: December 1st to March 31st
      9:00am to 8:00pm(Last admission 7pm)
      Bathing fee
      Adults = 500 yen, Children = 300 yen

    • Statue of Dr Bälz

      Born in the German sister cities of Bietigheim and Bissingen, the doctor came to Japan in 1876 at the invitation of the Meiji government and made a great contribution to Japanese medicine. He visited Kusatsu Onsen several times and introduced it to Kusatsu world as a place with "the finest mountain air, ideal drinking water, and excellent hot springs."

  • Kusatsu Snow and Spa Resort

    • In winter it becomes a ski resort, and in summer it transforms into the play area "Tenguyama Play Zone"!