Otaki no Yu大滝乃湯

Name: Otaki no Yu
Telephone: 0279882600

Hot Spring / Hot Spring Bath

This is a day-trip onsen facility located in the eastern side of Kusatsu Onsen that has been loved as a well-known hot spring since long ago. The onsen draws in hot water from the nikawa source which is also known as “bijin no yu” (hot water for beautiful women). It is famous for its “awase yu” in which people soak in order at four baths which all have slightly different temperatures. In addition to enjoying the spacious large bathtub, rotemburo (outdoor bath) and utase-yu (waterfall bath), there is also a private available by reservation. The facility includes a lounge area, restaurant, souvenir shop, and café on the premises, so visitors can fully enjoy their onsen experience with relaxing strolls to take a break.

596-13 Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma prefecture

0279882600

Details

Address

596-13 Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma prefecture [map]

Phone

0279882600

Hours: 9:00-21:00 (until Latest entry 20:00)
Closed: open everyday (Early Dec. Closed due to maintenance, inquiries required)
Fees: [Bathing charge] Adults 900 yen, Child (3 years old-Elementary School Students) 400 yen, reserved bath 1 hour 2000 yen (reservation required)
Parking Lot: Available(100spaces)
Credit Card: Not available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Access

Station Parking

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Gunma Main Areas

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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