Sightseeing

Hot spring water

Yubatake, located in the center of the hot spring town, is the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen. It is a park where you can enjoy a stroll after your bath. At “Yukemuri-tei,” you can put your hands and feet in the hot spring water and feel it on your skin.

Sainokawara Large Open-Air Bath

Sainokawara Park is a popular spot for strolls, with hot springs gushing out from all over the park and flowing as the Yukawa River. There is an open-air bath at the very back of the park.

Kosenji Temple, Mt.

An old temple of the Toyoyama school of Shingon Buddhism located on a hill overlooking the Yubatake source.
It is said that the temple was founded by the monk Gyoki.

Netsuno-Yu

We perform a Yumomi show, which combines hot water massage and dancing. There is also a corner where you can try out yumomi (hot water massage), allowing you to experience the traditions of Kusatsu Onsen first-hand.

[Price]
500 yen/half price for children

* Please note that performance times vary depending on the period.

Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort

Open all year round. Green season sports such as grass skiing and putt-putt golf are also popular. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as taking a break or playing Frisbee, so feel free to drop by!