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Sightseeing information
3 minute walk to Yubatake.
1 minute walk to Nishi-no-Kawahara Park (open-air bath).
Kusatsu-choYubatake
The symbol of Kusatsu Hot springs. It is the largest of the approximately 1,000 sources in Kusatsu, gushing out approximately 4,000 liters of hot water per minute. The sight of the hot water gushing out like a waterfall and flowing down seven flumes is a luxurious sight that is hard to find in other Hot springs places. The smell of sulfur in the air makes you realize that you are in Kusatsu. The design was created by Taro Okamoto, who was fascinated by this Hot springs place during his lifetime.
- 3 minutes walk from the hotel
Kusatsu-cho
Nishi-no-Kawahara Park
Boasting a total area of 500 m2 for both men and women, this is one of the largest open-air baths in Japan. In the past, hot water used to spout out with a sound like a tea kettle boiling. Currently, Hot springs gushes out from between the rocks and a large pool of hot water is used as an open-air bath. Enjoy the fresh greenery in summer, the autumn leaves in fall, and the snow in winter, and feel the 360-degree view of nature from all four seasons as you are embraced by the hot water.
- Approximately 1 minute walk from the hotel
Kusatsu-choFootbath "YUKEMURITEI
The building is a pavilion made of all hinoki cypress standing beside the hot spring field, and the building is a reproduction of the public bathhouse "Matsunoyu" that existed at this location during the Edo period (1603-1868). You can touch Hot springs drawn from the hot spring field with hot water, and also enjoy Hot springs footbath with full of travel atmosphere.
- 3 minutes walk from the hotel
Kusatsu-choNetsuno-yu
In April 2015, Netsuno-yu was reborn as a Taisho-roman style building. The light-filled facility has a two-story atrium and the scent of wood wafts through the air. Inside the building, visitors can enjoy the famous "Yumomi," a traditional Japanese hot-spring ritual that has continued since the Edo period (1603-1868). The traditions of Kusatsu Hot springs are still being carried on today with the echoing call of "Choina Choina".
- 3 minutes walk from the hotel
Karuizawa-choShiraito Falls
The waterfall is located along the Shiraito Highland Way connecting Karuizawa (Nagano) and Kita-Karuizawa (Gunma). It is said that the name of the waterfall comes from the fact that fresh water always flows down like many strands of white threads, regardless of the weather. The graceful appearance of hundreds of silver threads falling from the 3-meter drop and 70-meter wide rock face invites the viewer into a world of mystery.
- ホテルから車で約50分
Tsumagoi-muraOnioshidashien park
Onioshidashien is a park in Tsumagoi Village. The area is a desolate landscape where lava flows that erupted from Mt. Asama in 1783 cooled and hardened, creating a marvelous view of nature.
- ホテルから車で約40分