Take you to check in at the hot spring ♨️ Kusatsu Onsen ♨️

Take you to check in at the hot spring ♨️ Kusatsu Onsen ♨️ One of the 3 best hot spring towns in Japan 🇯🇵 #KusatsuOnsen is located in Gunma Prefecture. You can travel from #Tokyo, but the admin went from #Takasaki, which is also from Tokyo. For friends who come to visit around Tokyo and want to soak in a comfortable hot spring, walk around and relax in the old city, and eat delicious food, you must stop by Kusatsu Onsen at least once. This time, I would like to take you around #Yubatake, a landmark in the center of the city. The highlight is a large waterway that flows along a large wooden rail. Anyone who goes there must stop here first. As for the hot spring that my friends in the gang used, I recommend ♨️ Otaki no yu, a traditional hot spring (last picture) Admission fee ¥900, towel fee ¥250 Here, there are many pools to soak in, ranging from slightly hot to very hot. But there are many hot springs to soak in. Unfortunately, I had little time this time and the wound from my back surgery had just healed, so I couldn't soak in the onsen here because they said it was good for the skin. But I did get to soak my feet, which was great! And most importantly, it was free! ☺️😉 🚌 Travel: (There are 2 sections) Section 1 1. From JR Ueno Station, take the Limited Express train directly to Naganoharakusatsuguchi Station or 2. From JR Ueno Station, take the Shinkansen to JR Takasaki Station, then take a local train to Naganoharakusatsuguchi Station Section 2 Take the bus (Stop 3 For Kusatu-Onsen) in front of the station to go to Kusatsu Onsen. Take the first line to the last line (bus station). It takes about 20 minutes. 📍 Google map: Yubatake https://maps.app.goo.gl/6Xc7dRHCX9C7Acbb9?g_st=ic . #TripJapan #TravelJapan #KusatsuOnsenGunma #Hot spring town