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Agatsuma 5.2 mi 266 hotels
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Maebashi 30.5 mi 49 hotels
Takasaki 30.6 mi 50 hotels
Myoko 33.7 mi 227 hotels
Omachi 42.2 mi 55 hotels
Matsumoto 43.7 mi 196 hotels
Chino 49.5 mi 129 hotels

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Naganohara 5.2 mi 13 hotels
Higashiagatsuma 13.2 mi 11 hotels
Yamanouchi 13.3 mi 204 hotels
Nakanojo 13.8 mi 49 hotels
Obuse 16.6 mi 12 hotels
Karuizawa 18.8 mi 159 hotels
Miyota 21.2 mi 22 hotels
Iizuna 21.3 mi 9 hotels
Minakami 22.7 mi 110 hotels

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Tsumagoi 8 mi 71 hotels
Takayama 13.6 mi 20 hotels
Kijimadaira 19.5 mi 28 hotels
Nozawaonsen 22.5 mi 167 hotels
Shinto 24.2 mi 26 hotels

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Matsumoto Airport (MMJ) 48.9 mi

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Lake Haruna 54 hotels
Kiyotsu Gorge 33 hotels
Bijinbayashi 32 hotels

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About Kusatsu

Situated on Japan’s Romantic Road, Kusatsu is a popular hot spring resort surrounded by the rugged mountains of Gunma. It’s centred around the famous yubatake spring source and dotted with onsen baths, while being surrounded by beautiful landscapes ignited by seasonal floral displays.

Things to do

Follow the footpath that leads around the yubatake to see it beautifully illuminated at night, then soak in the sulphurous waters of one of Kusatsu’s public baths. Relax in the traditional pools of Gozanoyu, experience the different water temperatures of Awaseyu’s wooden baths or mingle with the locals in the large outdoor complex at Sainokawara Rotemburo.

Kusatsu’s hot spring waters are cooled by an age-old tradition known as Yumomi, where large wooden paddles are used to stir the water and cool it to a suitable bathing temperature. Catch a live performance in the Netsunoyu building adjacent to the yubatake, showcasing traditional folk singing and dancing.

Kusatsu is backed by the volcanic peaks of Mount Shirane, a popular destination for hiking and skiing. Follow the trail that leads from the Shirane Resthouse to the Yugama Crater Lake for superb views over its azure waters or jump aboard the chairlifts at Kusatsu Kokusai Ski Resort to access one of Japan’s longest ski runs.

If you’re visiting during summer, walk through the Kazawa Yunomaru Plateau, which ignites with bright red azaleas. Alternatively, head north to explore Lake Nozoriko, where high-altitude shores provide a habitat for around 300 different alpine plant species.

Getting around

Kusatsu is just over three hours’ drive from Tokyo, with the closest railway station around 25 minutes away at Naganohara Kusatsuguchi. Buses connect most of Kusatsu’s sights, while the town centre is small enough to walk around.

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