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Hot Spring / Hot Spring Ryokan Spots in Gunma Area

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  • Yabutsuka Onsenkyo
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Ota-shi Yabuzukacho
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  • Takayama Onsen Ibuki no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Takayamamura Nakayama 3999-1
    A hot spring bathhouse in Nakayama, Takayama Village, Agatsuma County. Come enjoy a dip in a little hot - bath which is fed by a chloride spring that aids with heat retention and has a variety of positive effects including helping with nerve pain and chronic skin diseases. There's a restaurant on site and also a relaxation area where you can enjoy food you've brought from home or have food delivered, as well as a drinking fountain of the spring water
  • Kusatsu Onsen Publi Bathhouse
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Kusatsumachi Kusatsu
    In the Kusatsu Onsen Hot Spring Town in Kusatsu, Kusatsu Town, Agatsuma County there are a number of free public baths managed by the local residents. Tourists can use a variety of these baths including Shirahata-no-Yu, the largest in the area, Chiyo-no-Yu, which uses the traditional Timed Bath bathing custom, and Jizo-no-Yu amongst others.
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  • Kohan no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Tsumagoimura Hoshimata 2401
    A hot spring facility located in Higanamata, Azuma-gun, near Lake Baragi on the Baragi Plateau, with a bathhouse that uses alkaline simple hot spring water, which is effective for rheumatism, sensitivity to cold, neuralgia, fatigue, chronic digestive diseases, etc. It also has a rest area, a restaurant and a store selling local products.
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  • "Manza Kogen Hotel (""Sekitei Rotenburo"" (Outdoor Hot Spring))"
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Tsumagoimura Manza Onsen
    An open-air bath located within the Manza Kogen Hotel along the Asama-Shirane-Shiga Sawayaka-Kaido Highway in Manza Onsen, Tsumagoi, Agatsuma County. There are seven communal baths and one women's only bath fed by four different personal springs. The springs stem from an acidic sulfur-containing magnesium sodium sulphate hot spring that helps with nerve pain, muscle pain, sensitivity to cold, joint pain, recovery from fatigue, movement disorders, and other maladies and there are a variety of different bath types including cloudy baths, amber baths, transparent baths, and more.
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  • Seseragi-no-Yu Hot
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Takasaki-shi Kurabuchimachi Iwakori 19-1
    A hot spring bathhouse in Iwakori, Kurabuchi-machi, Takasaki City. The baths are fed by a sodium calcium salt-rich chloride spring that's effective in aiding nerve pain, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, and other maladies. They have two different styles of baths, Japanese and western, both with attached open-air baths, that swap between men and women on a daily basis. There's also a relaxation room where you can eat food that you've brought with you and an onsite shop.
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  • Ikoinoyu Public Bathhouse
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Minakamimachi Sarugakyo Onsen 346
    A communal bath house in Sarugakyo Onsen, Minakami Town, Tone County. The baths are kept at a hot temperature and fed by a natural free-flowing sodium calcium sulfate chloride hot spring. They also offer a small relaxation space, lockers, and vending machines.
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  • Kamimoku Fuwa no Yu Bath House
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Minakamimachi Kamimoku 1996-7
    A hot spring bath house in Kamimoku, Minakami Town, Tone County. The bath house is located on the bank of the Tone River and offers both indoor and open-air baths. The baths are fed by a free-flowing calcium sodium sulfate chloride natural hot spring that leaves your skin feeling smooth and luxurious after you're finished bathing.
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  • Showa Onsen Showa no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Showamura Itoi 624
    A hot spring bath house in Itoi, Showa, Tone County. The baths are fed by a simple alkaline spring that is effective in aiding with nerve pain, muscle pain, sensitivity to cold, and other maladies. They offer both a Japanese style bath and western-style bath that swap between the men and women's baths on a weekly basis and from their open-air baths you can enjoy the scenery of the Katashina River. The bath house also features a foot bath, multipurpose hall, large banquet room, and private rooms, making this a great place for the local community to come together.
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  • Hoshi Onsen
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    4.5
    288 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Minakamimachi Nagai 650
    A little-known hot spring situated inside Joshin'etsu-kogen National Park, location of the famed Tanigawa mountains and Mt. Asama. The area's lone hot spring inn, the Chojukan, retains much of its Meiji period origins, and is designated a National Tangible Cultural Property. The inn's Hoshi no Yu colorless calcium and sodium sulfate spring (gypsum spring) is said to have been discovered by the great monk Kobo Daishi while on a preaching tour. The spring's abundant hot waters well up from the bottom of the Hoshi no Yu tub and are said to ease burns and hardening of the arteries. This history-leaden facility has also hosted many writers and artists such as Akiko Yosano and Yasunari Kawabata. During the era of the former Japan National Railways, the inn's Rokumeikan-style building served as the location for the rail company's famous Full Moon poster; built over a century ago, visitors can still sense the history hanging in the air.

    Leaving this review for fellow tattoo-havers to save them the hassle of making an international call:they sadly dont take guests with tattoos :( Was so excited to visit this place, it looks...

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  • Ikaho Onsen
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    3.5
    8 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Shibukawa-shi Ikahomachi Ikaho
    A hot spring district sprawling halfway up Mt. Haruna which has been known as a hot spring health resort destination since ancient times. There are two source springs in the area with differing properties, the Kogane no Yu and Shirogane no Yu, and the hot spring district bustles with visitors throughout the year. The Kogane no Yu is a reddish-brown sulfate spring containing abundant amounts of calcium and sodium; highly medicinal, the spring's waters are said to promote health and ease muscle soreness, chronic digestive diseases, and hardening of the arteries. The Shirogane no Yu is a transparent and odorless simple met silicic acid spring containing large amounts of moisturizing substances, making its waters particularly popular with women.

    飲める温泉ということで飲んでみましたが、文字通り、鉄の味がします。ほんとに体にいいのか？と思ってしまうぐらいの強烈な鉄分の味です。

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  • Minakami Onsen
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    3.5
    59 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Minakamimachi Yubara
    A hot spring district sprawling along the upper reaches of the Tone River, a river which boasts the largest basin area of any in Japan. One of this district's greatest charms is its magnificent scenery, which commands a view of Mt. Tanigawa, counted as one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains. In addition to fully fledged mountain climbing, the Mt. Tanigawa is a center for river rafting, rock climbing, and other outdoor sports, and attracts many tourists throughout the year. The area's clear sulfate springs and simple springs are characterized by a smooth, velvety feel and are said to aid recovery from fatigue and promote health in addition to helping alleviate nerve pain, rheumatism, and skin diseases.

    The Onsen is picture perfect ! Everything you should expect from the perfect retreat. Hotter than hot pools, protected from the misty rain by classical traditional buildings & only separated from an...

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  • Oigami Onsen
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    4.0
    44 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Numata-shi Tonemachi Oigami
    A picturesque hot spring district commanding a view Mt. Akagi, one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains. The hot spring area is dotted with many famous sightseeing destinations, such as Katashina Ravine, one of the most beautiful areas along the tributaries of the Tone River; and Fukiware Falls, nicknamed the Niagara of the East. Simple springs, simple sulfur springs, mildly alkaline hypotonic high temperature springs, and many other source springs are found in the area, and visitors can enjoy widely differing hot spring waters depending on location and facility. A morning market which serves as a symbol of this hot spring village and which is known as the greatest in the Kanto region is held here from April to mid-November.

    こちらは、沼田市と片品村のほぼ中央にある温泉郷です。 片品川の両サイドのがけ地に温泉宿がありますが、ひっそりとしていますし、営業している宿も少ないように見受けられました。

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  • Shima Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Nakanojomachi Shima
    Shima means 40,000, and according to legend the miraculous waters of this hot spring district, surrounded by natural beauty, can cure 40,000 illnesses. The development of this area into a hot spring destination is said to have begun when Sakanoue no Tamuramaro bathed here while setting out as shogun in command of a force sent to conquer the Emishi region in the north. In 1954, this health resort was one of the first in Japan to be designated a National Hot Spring Health Resorts, alongside Sukayu Onsen in Aomori and Nikko Yumoto Onsen in Tochigi. The area's 42 source springs generate an abundant 3,500 liters of piping hot water every minute. The springs are sodium, calcium chloride, and sulfate springs. In ancient times, it is believed that people came here to soothe their sore skin after bathing in the highly acidic waters at Kusatsu Onsen.
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  • Takaragawa Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Tone-gun Minakamimachi Fujiwara
    This hot spring district, sprawling along the Takara River in northern Gunma Prefecture, is one of the largest in the country. Featured in international guidebooks like Lonely Planet and Reuters news, the area attracts many hot spring lovers from around Japan and the world. The district's only hot spring hotel, the Osenkaku, has four outdoor baths constantly replenished kakenagashi style from the source spring, and in one of these visitors can savor relaxing hot spring waters and beautiful, seasonal scenery. The area's mildly alkaline simple spring is renowned for moisturizing the skin of bathers. The cuisine, made with mushrooms, river fish, and the area's many other natural culinary blessings, is also not to be missed.
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  • Manza Onsen Toyokuni Kan
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    4.5
    38 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Tsumagoimura Manza Onsen 2401

    9ヶ月ぶりに豊国館に行きましたが硫黄濃度が濃く感じました。１日に4.5回入浴しました。体の芯からポカポカです。 食事も朝昼晩食べました。昼はカレーライスと牛丼を食べました。カレーライスも牛丼も600円。お蕎麦は700円。 自分で調理したい方は食材持ち込み可。 調理道具も一式揃ってあります。 風情があって良かったです。これからスキーシーズンなのでスキー好きにはピッタリな宿です。

  • Manza Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Tsumagoimura Hoshimata Manza Onsen
    This hot spring district, sprawling 1,800 meters above sea level inside Joshin'etsu-kogen National Park, is the highest hot spring district in Japan open year-round. The area boasts over 20 different source springs and generates 5.4 million liters of water a day, and since ancient times it has been used by countless people as a hot spring resort destination. The area bustles with tourists throughout the year come to enjoy the fresh verdure of spring and early summer or the fall foliage in autumn. The district is also a popular destination due to its cool temperatures in summer and skiing in winter. The area's milky white sulfur springs are said to aid recovery from fatigue and promote health in addition to easing nerve pain, muscle soreness, and sensitivity to cold.
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  • Nakanojouchoueishimaseiryunoyu
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    4.0
    26 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Pref. Agatsumagunnakanojoumachi Shima 3830-1

    渓流沿いの風光明媚な四万温泉にある町営の立ち寄り湯です。コロナ対策がしっかりされている印象で和風の施設も寛げるものでした。一点、四万温泉といえば飲泉が有名な塩化物・硫酸塩の温泉で湯量豊富なところですが、この施設は循環で掛け流しでないのでその点残念でした。

  • Takasaki Onsen Sakura no Yu
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    3.5
    29 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Takasaki-shi Shimowadamachi 1-10-3

    高崎駅から徒歩で15分ほど。住宅街にある日帰り温泉です。入浴料は600円。加温かけ流しの温泉です。休憩スペースが広く、入浴後にくつろげます。

  • Yunomichitoshihisa Maebashi Minami
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    4.0
    17 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Gunma Pref. Maebashishi Tsurukoujimachi 316-1

    前橋南インター近くにある日帰り温泉施設です。掛け流しの天然温泉、炭酸泉、サウナに別料金で岩盤浴もあり650円という値段に比して充実しています。掛け流しの露天風呂付き個室もあり、1日ゆっくりすることもできそう。併設の食堂も値段が安く味もしっかりしたものでした。

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Gunma prefecture is synonymous with onsen. Natural hot spring water sources throughout the prefecture have given rise to a series of small onsen towns, each set among luscious mountains. At Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Minakami, traditional indoor and outdoor bathing experiences are served hand in hand with irresistible onsen-themed food, including steam-cooked eggs and custard pudding.

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