| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Departure Time | Late Departure (After 9 am) |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Breakfast included, Lunch included, With dinner |
| Accommodation type | Hotel |
| Seasonal | Seasonal Fruit Picking |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, City walking tour, Historic site tour, Bus tour |
| Transport | Bus tour |
■This tour is a Japanese tour. We recommend that you install a translation app or similar software on your device.
■ Departure will be at the discretion of our staff after the scheduled departure time, so please arrive at the meeting point on time.
■ The scheduled times and itinerary listed are subject to change depending on traffic conditions.
■ In the unlikely event that you arrive late and are forced to take a taxi or stay overnight, we will not be responsible for any related expenses.
■ Depending on the number of participants, we may use either a medium-sized or small bus.
■ There is no restroom on the bus.
■Smoking is prohibited on the bus. Additionally, reclining seats is generally not permitted (except on certain routes).
■Please note that we cannot offer refunds or other compensation even if you do not use any included benefits.
■If you have any food allergies, please be sure to inform the representative at the time of booking. (We will do our best to remove the relevant ingredients.)
■If you require special arrangements, please be sure to inform the representative at the time of booking. (Some arrangements may incur additional fees.) Upon receiving such a request, we will accommodate it to the extent possible. We may also ask you to provide further details regarding your circumstances in writing.
■Following the enforcement of the “Work Style Reform-Related Laws” on April 1, 2019, which introduced upper limits on tour guides’ working hours, meal times during the itinerary will be treated as the tour guide’s break time. Additionally, the tour guide may stay at a different accommodation facility than the customers. During free time, customers are generally expected to spend their time on their own.
■Lost and found items will be held for two weeks after the end of the trip. However, perishable food items and other items that are difficult to store will be disposed of immediately. Please be advised of this in advance.
■ Please refrain from bringing pets on the tour.
■ Bus seating assignments will be determined by our company.
■ In emergencies or other circumstances, you may be asked to share a seat with the tour guide. Please be aware of this in advance.
■ If the number of participants falls below 25, or if the tour cannot proceed due to force majeure such as a disaster or accident, we may request changes to the itinerary or cancel the tour no later than three days prior to the tour start date (13 days prior for overnight stays).
■We may not be able to accommodate requests regarding seat assignments, smoking/non-smoking hotel rooms, or allergies. We may explain the situation and decline such requests in advance.
■If you make a reservation online, all information will be sent via email. No materials will be sent by mail.
Kusatsu Onsen is celebrated as one of Japan's Three Famous Hot Springs, primarily due to its abundant natural hot spring water. A central highlight is the iconic Yubatake, where the hot spring water gushes forth and is cooled. Visitors can enjoy free time exploring the charming Kusatsu hot spring town, experiencing its unique atmosphere and traditional Japanese setting. The area is surrounded by beautiful nature, providing a relaxing environment for travelers.
The tour includes a stay at Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village with opportunities to relax in Kusatsu Onsen. While specific tattoo policies for public bathhouses can vary, hotel onsens sometimes offer more flexibility or private bathing options. It is generally recommended to check directly with the specific hotel facility for their current regulations regarding tattoos to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
During free time in Kusatsu hot spring town, visitors can explore the iconic Yubatake, a prominent feature of the area. You can stroll through the charming streets, soaking in the traditional Japanese atmosphere. The town offers a relaxing environment to immerse yourself in the authentic onsen culture, perhaps sampling local treats or browsing unique souvenirs.
This tour includes 30 minutes of all-you-can-eat seasonal fruit picking. For departures in October, participants will enjoy apple picking. From November onward, the seasonal fruit activity transitions to strawberry picking. This provides an opportunity to savor fresh, regional produce directly from the farm, varying with the time of your visit.
Ikaho Onsen's Stone Steps Street is a key highlight of the tour, renowned for its distinctive atmospheric charm. Visitors can enjoy strolling along this historic street, which is lined with traditional shops, ryokans, and hot spring facilities. It offers a unique cultural experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the ambiance of a classic Japanese hot spring town and explore at your leisure.
The 2-day tour includes four meals: two local lunches featuring seasonal and regional ingredients, plus dinner and breakfast provided at the hotel. Accommodation is arranged at the Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village, which is surrounded by the beautiful nature of Kusatsu. This ensures a relaxing and immersive stay, allowing you to fully enjoy the hot spring environment and local cuisine.
This is a convenient 2-day bus tour that departs directly from Shinjuku, providing comfortable round-trip transportation to both Kusatsu Onsen and Ikaho Onsen. Traveling by bus ensures a relaxing journey, allowing you to fully enjoy the scenic routes to these renowned hot spring destinations without the complexities of navigating public transport or driving yourself.
Kusatsu Onsen earns its reputation as one of Japan's Three Famous Hot Springs primarily due to its abundant and high-quality natural hot spring water. Its unique geothermal characteristics provide a consistent flow of therapeutic waters, believed to offer various health benefits. The iconic Yubatake, a central feature, vividly showcases this natural richness and significantly contributes to the town's renowned onsen culture.