Yubatake
The symbol of Kusatsu hot spring, continuously gushing out steam.
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Yubatake is the core and the symbol of the nationally famous Kusatsu hot spring resort. You can stroll on the promenade installed around the facility, in the smell of sulphur. You can enjoy other facilities surrounding the Yubatake including Yukemuri-tei footbath, Netsnoyu where you can experience Yumomi, and many souvenir shops where you can buy Yunohana (precipitated and separated main ingredients of hot spring). Yubatake is not just a sightseeing spot. It is playing a very important role to supply hot water to the hot spring facilities in the area after cooling it down by exposing it to the atmosphere. The Yubatake is lighted up beautifully at night, giving a fantastic ambience of steam gushing up into the illuminated air.
Address
Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma Yubatake
Access from major landmarks
Maebashi station - Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal
From Maebashi station to Shin-Maebashi station
Three minutes (via JR Ryomo Line)
From Shin-Maebashi station to Naganohara-kusatsuguchi station
Sixty-five minutes (via JR Agatsuma Line)
From Naganohara-kusatsuguchi station to Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal
Twenty-five minutes (via Bus)
From Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal to Hot water field
Exit Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal, seven minutes walk
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