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Kusatsu Yubatake
Kusatsu Yubatake · Yubatake · 湯畑
Explore Kusatsu's hot spring town on walks through Yubatake square and nearby streets. Take a short walk around bathing or between meals. Bathe at your accommodation or a separate nearby facility.
Official sources Official sources JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access
Visitor information
Admission
Yubatake square is free to visit. Nearby accommodation, performance venues and baths charge their own fees. Follow the guidance for adjacent footbaths.
Opening hours
Yubatake square is accessible 24 hours. The adjacent free Yukemuritei footbath also lists 24-hour access. Nearby accommodation, performance venues and baths have their own hours.
What to see at Kusatsu Yubatake
A walk from the square into nearby streets
After Yubatake square, explore the surrounding streets. If planning a meal during your walk, check the opening hours of your chosen restaurant ahead.
Tourist information JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access
How to get to Kusatsu Yubatake
From JR Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station, take a JR bus for Kusatsu Onsen. Get off at Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal and walk about five minutes to Yubatake. Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi · 長野原草津口
Visiting tips
For an evening walk
The square is accessible 24 hours, but nearby restaurants, performance venues and baths have their own hours. At night, choose nearby sections with an easy return to your accommodation.
JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access
Questions about Kusatsu Yubatake
Can I bathe directly at Yubatake?
At Yubatake, explore the square and nearby streets. Bathe at your accommodation or a separate facility, each with its own prices and hours.
JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access Tourist information
Official sources
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- JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access ·
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- JR bus route guide ·
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