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A stunning townscape and the famous Kusatsu sights are just a short walk away.

-- Take a stroll around the hot Kusatsu Onsen.

Yuyado Miyuki Main Building is 250m (3-minute walk) from Yu-batake and 60m from Sai no kawara Park. (1-minute walk)
Located in the heart of Kusatsu Onsen, the hotel is conveniently located for sightseeing and walking around the town.

The charming hot spring town, enveloped in steam, is dotted with Footbath, traditional souvenir shops, cafes and Japanese-style coffee shops, and even just walking around is full of exciting encounters.
In addition to sightseeing and eating your way through the area, we also recommend taking a leisurely stroll through the illuminated Yu-batake and cobblestone streets at night.

Since you are staying without meals, you have the freedom to schedule your trip however you like.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll from our hotel, located in the heart of Kusatsu.

A base for strolling around the hot spring town, connecting the famous spots of Kusatsu.

The famous spot in Kusatsu Onsen is the Yu-batake. "Sai no kawara Park"
Yuyado Miyuki Main Building is located halfway between the two, making it the perfect location for a stroll.

The street connecting the two famous spots is lined with old-fashioned souvenir shops and restaurants, and you can feel the unique Kusatsu atmosphere just by walking around.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the hot spring town while shopping and sampling delicious foods.

  • Stay in the heart of Kusatsu and go on a trip to see the famous sites.

    Kusatsu is a great place, a town you'll want to visit again and again.

    Yuyado Miyuki Main Building is a 3-minute walk (approximately 250m) from Yu-batake and a 1-minute walk from Sai no kawara Park. (Approximately 60m)
    It is located right in the middle of Nishinokawara Street, the main street of the hot spring town, making it a very convenient location for sightseeing and strolling.

    The popular Glass Storehouse is located right in front of the hotel, and there are souvenir shops and restaurants in the surrounding area.
    In winter, there are snow melting facilities, so even those who aren't good at walking on snowy roads can enjoy walking around town safely.
    • Kusatsu good rice cake Shirane's snow blows a heatless wind blows

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      Kusatsu good rice cake Shirane's snow blows a heatless wind blows
      Kusatsu is a plateau town at an altitude of 1,200m above sea level. The average annual temperature is 7℃, and even during the hottest period from July to August, the average is 17.5℃, with temperatures rarely exceeding 25℃.It is cool and hot in summer, so it can be nodded to be called the Tyrol region in Japan.
      Additionally, the wind averages 1.5 to 3 m/s, with southeasterly winds blowing from spring to summer, and northwesterly winds becoming more common from autumn to winter. In particular, the northwesterly winds in winter bring a lot of snow to the slopes.
      It is due to this highland climate that it also holds as a tourist destination for all seasons.This town is located in the northwestern part of Gunma Prefecture, bordering Iimura Village to the north, Naganohara Town to the south, Tsumagoi Village to the west, and part of the northwest bordering Takayama Village, Kamitakai County, Nagano Prefecture.It measures 9 kilometers from east to west and 8 kilometers from north to south, with a total area of 49.9 square kilometers.

    • ○Kusatsu Onsen Yu-batake

      Located in the center of the hot spring town, Yu-batake is the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen."Yu-batake" and "Yu-no-hana" are the traditional culture of Kusatsu.
      Yu-batake is a field itself made to take Yu-no-hana from hot water as it reads it.
      The production of Yunohana in Kusatsu as it is now began from the Taisho era, before that it was collected over a wide area from Sai-no-Kawara to Yubatake, laying straw in hot spring pools and collecting the Yunohana that adhered to it.Prior to the war, we increased the number of tubs that were four, to seven after the war.
      As it were, the scenery of the current Yu-batake is a traditional culture that has been made, inherited, and survived as the collection of Yu-no-hana becomes more popular.Just like hot springs, due to this background, the city of Kusatsu is a spa town that is loved by many people during a long history.

    • ○Sai no kawara Park Great open-air bath

      From Yubatake, you’ll pass along Sai-no-Kawara Street lined with souvenir shops and manju stores bustling with tourists. Beyond that, you’ll reach a wild, desolate riverside area scattered with lava rocks and rising steam.A hot spring of 50 degrees or more gushes from everywhere along the Yukawa that flows into the garden at 15,000 liters per minute.
      Because of the strong acidic hot springs, no vegetation grows on the Kawara, so it is also known as "Sainokawara / Oninosensui".However, the only rare moss called marigoque grows in Yukawa.

      In the park there is a walkable walkway with cobblestones, and along the way, there are hot spring ponds that emit beautiful emerald green, such as “Zuisho Pond” and “kohaku no ike lake”, and German medicine Dr Bälz There is a bust of his collaborator Dr Scriba. They are pioneers of modern Japanese medicine that spread the Kusatsu hot springs and environment to the world.

    • ○Kusatsu specialty hot spring experience(Netsu-no-yu)

      It is right next to the center of Kusatsu"Yu-batake".Kusatsu unique bathing method "Jikan-yu Hot Spring" prepares for preparing gymnastics "Yu Mimi".Experience corner is also popular.The hot springs also serve as preparing gymnastics by lowering the temperature without diluting "Rakunoyu" which is sprinkled at high temperature with water.

    • Yukemuritei(Footbath)

      Next to Yubatake stands a pavilion made entirely of cypress wood, recreating the communal bathhouse “Matsunoyu” that existed here during the Edo period.You can touch the hot spring water drawn from Yubatake in the pooling areas, and also enjoy a foot bath. It’s a place where even strangers often strike up conversations, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the charm of a hot spring journey.Furthermore, you can enjoy a different, more magical atmosphere at night.For couples and married couples, how about taking a stroll here?

    • ○Kataoka Tsurutaro Museum

      The idea for this museum originated from the thought, "I want to create a museum where customers who come to the hot springs can casually stroll around in their yukata and geta sandals and enjoy themselves."The art museum has a total floor space of 475 square meters.Approximately 100 points are regularly displayed, including Mr Kataoka books called ink paintings, pottery, lacquerware and the like.I am changing the work several times a year.There is a corner to sell goods such as postcards, and a space to relax with drinking tea.Visitors in yukata and geta sandals are more than welcome!

    • ○Goza no Yu

      Using the cedar plate, reproduce the building of the Onsen sanatorium in Meiji from Edo.It is also possible to enjoy hot springs by coming and going between a bath and a hall.
      Open from 7:00 to 21:00 from April to July, and from 8:00 to 21:00 from December to March (last entry at 20:30) / Open every day(Closed for maintenance.)