One of the country's most productive hot springs, Yubatake draws visitors with its public baths. After relaxing in the water, stroll along the nearby walking paths or stop at one of the area's shops to purchase traditional Japanese sandals, useful for getting in and out of the open-air baths. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to Yubatake by using our Kusatsu-machi online tour itinerary planner.
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Yubatake reviews
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Illumination during winter times, some of attraction are close early. Some restaurants will open till 9 more »
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Kusatsu is No.1 Hotspings in Japan and Yubatake is the symbol. There are many restaurants and shops around it and free of charge public bath is also available. It reminded me of Fontana di Trevi in... more »
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This is a tourist spot. But its true form is a traditional cooling device. To cool natural hot water over 90 ℃ to bath temperature. A large amount of hot water is generated from the ground without interruption, flows up with steam to the extent that the surrounding area crawls, and flows along a wooden fence to form a waterfall. The atmosphere is powerful and fantastic. However, it smells. (-_-;) The smell of sulfur. By the time you get used to this, you will not want to return from here. This intense acidic hot water is so exciting that it only melts aluminum coins in just 3 days, so it's perfect for destroying your athlete's foot. Don't worry if you have weak skin. Because this natural hot spring water contains a very fine mud slurry, it coats your skin. To that end, no one has ever melted and died in this hot spring. …It should be ... In this area, this slurry component is used to create a mysterious color for glass. The wonderful glasswork that has been commercialized will be a perfect souvenir for loved ones. If you have that important person, (゜ ゜) ノ Anyway, you're so bored that you're watching my review like this, so why not come here? "Hot spring wharf" is also delicious. You like sweet things, right?
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This was my second visit.. Still like it. A very easy to navigate onsen town. Most of the places in town can be reached within 15 minutes walk. I stayed one night for both visits. Yobatake is the centre of the town. You won't get bored with the view. Have restaurants and shops on both sides. If you are tired of walking, free foot bath just there. So remember to bring small towel along. The reasons why I encourage to stay overnight is that you should not rush through as you have to do onsen hopping and, the night view of Yubatake is totally different. Enjoy!I
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