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Kusatsu Onsen

Kusatsu Onsen attracts countless tourists with its rich natural springs and traditional culture. The most representative attraction is Yubatake, where you can watch the large amount of hot springs gushing out and the traditional Yunomi performance. There are also a variety of hot springs with different spring qualities to choose from, suitable for travelers with various needs.

  • Lo más destacado

    Top-three onsen、Yubatake springs、Yumomi shows

  • Duración recomendada

    1–2 days

  • Ubicación

    Gunma・Kusatsu

  • Cómo llegar

    Kusatsu Onsen BT walk 5m

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Is Kusatsu Onsen worth visiting in 2025?

Kusatsu Onsen is definitely worth a visit in 2025. Having visited quite a few hot spring towns over the years, I was very impressed by Kusatsu's atmosphere and onsen. Hidden in the Gunma mountains, Kusatsu Onsen feels like a charming little town and is especially beautiful in the evening when the Yubatake is lit up.

Does Kusatsu Onsen allow tattoos in 2025?

Yes, you can. While many traditional onsens in Japan still prohibit tattoos, Kusatsu Onsen offers a growing number of tattoo-friendly hot springs that welcome both locals and tourists with body art. These include public bathhouses, private onsens, and ryokan that do not require tattoo cover-ups.

What is the etiquette for using an onsen in Kusatsu Onsen?

Once in the changing area you will need to undress completely (no clothes, underwear or swimwear are permitted in the bathing area). You can leave your belongings in the designated baskets or lockers. If you like, you can take a small modesty towel with you to cover the important bits.

What are the key attractions in Kusatsu Onsen?

The most iconic attraction in Kusatsu Onsen is the Yubatake, the 'hot water field', where the steaming hot spring water flows. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll through the charming town, visit various public baths (sento), and experience the unique sulfurous hot springs that Kusatsu is famous for.

What can I expect from a stay at a ryokan in Kusatsu Onsen?

Staying at a ryokan in Kusatsu Onsen offers a traditional Japanese experience. You can expect tatami mat rooms, comfortable futon bedding, exquisite kaiseki (multi-course) dinners featuring local ingredients, and access to private or public onsen baths. It's a perfect way to immerse yourself in the relaxation and culture of the area.