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Kusatsu Yubatake
Kusatsu Yubatake · Yubatake · 湯畑
Walk around Yubatake’s hot-spring square and surrounding streets between baths or meals. Actual bathing takes place at your hotel or separate nearby bathing facilities.
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Visitor information at a glance
Admission
Yubatake square has no admission fee. Hotels, performance halls and baths charge separately. Follow individual guidance for adjacent footbaths.
Opening hours and closed days
Yubatake square is accessible 24 hours. Adjacent free Yukemuritei footbath also lists 24-hour use. Hotels, performances and baths have separate hours.
What can I see at Kusatsu Yubatake?
From the square to surrounding streets
Explore Yubatake square, then walk through nearby streets. Check your chosen restaurant’s hours beforehand if eating along the way.
Tourism guidance JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access
How to get to Kusatsu Yubatake
Take a Kusatsu Onsen-bound JR bus from JR Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi. Alight at the bus terminal and walk about five minutes to Yubatake. Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi · 長野原草津口
Before you visit
For an evening walk
The square is available 24 hours, but restaurants, performances and baths have separate hours. At night, choose nearby stretches with an easy hotel return.
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 surrounding streets. Bathe at your hotel or a separate facility, with its own fees and hours.
JR East: Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi, bus terminal and Yubatake access Tourism guidance
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