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Gozanoyu

Gozanoyu · 御座之湯

Gozanoyu has indoor baths from the Yubatake and Bandai spring sources. Relax in the large lounge afterwards. It suits a stop for indoor bathing alongside a walk around Yubatake.

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Visitor information

Address

群馬県吾妻郡草津町草津421

421 Kusatsu, Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma, Japan

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Admission

Admission is JPY 900 for adults and JPY 450 for children aged 3–12. Medium paid lockers cost JPY 100; private rooms and yukata hire cost extra. Bathers can use the large lounge at no extra charge.

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Opening hours

Gozanoyu opens from 7 am to 9 pm from April to November and from 8 am to 9 pm from December to March. Last admission is at 8.30 pm. The large lounge is available 9 am–8 pm. It is listed as open year-round, though seasonal or facility notices may change arrangements.

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What to see at Gozanoyu

Indoor baths from two spring sources

Enjoy indoor baths fed by the Yubatake and Bandai springs. Afterwards, rest in the large lounge before your next walk or meal.

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How to get to Gozanoyu

Look for the Gozanoyu sign southwest of Yubatake. Check its location on the tourism association map and official facility access guide.

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Before you visit

Using the lounge and bringing a towel

Bring your own towel; there is no towel hire. Washing facilities have shampoo and body wash, and hairdryers are available. There is no open-air bath. Bathers can use the large lounge 9 am–8 pm at no extra charge; private rooms cost extra.

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Questions about Gozanoyu

Does Gozanoyu have an open-air bath?

No. It has indoor baths fed by the Yubatake and Bandai springs.

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