Netsu-no-yu
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A symbolic landmark of Kusatsu Onsen, featuring a beautiful wooden bathhouse dating back to the Edo period.
Overview
Netsu-no-yu is a symbolic landmark of Kusatsu Onsen, with its Edo-period wooden bathhouse designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The bathhouse is fed directly by the Kusatsu Onsen hot spring source, and you'll be enveloped by the distinctive aroma of sulfurous hot springs. The surrounding area buzzes with the energy of the onsen town, creating a truly historic and atmospheric experience. Netsu-no-yu offers a valuable opportunity to delve into the history and culture of Kusatsu Onsen. Make sure to stop by when you visit!
Basic Information
- Address
- 414 Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Gunma
- Access
- 15-minute walk from Kusatsu Station on the JR Agatsuma Line. 10-minute walk from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. Show route
- Op.Hours
- 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM
- Cld.Days
- No days off
- Fee
- Adults: ¥1,000, Children: ¥500
- INFO
- Please bring your own towel. Lockers are available for a fee.
Recommended nearby attractions
Kusatsu Onsen
0.092km from Netsu-no-yu One of Japan's three most famous hot springs located in Gunma Prefecture, it's characterized by its abundant hot spring water and unique sulfur springs. Plenty of sights to see, including Yubatake and Nishi-no-Kawara Open-Air Bath.
Kusatsu Onsen Yubatake
0.041km from Netsu-no-yu A symbolic landmark of Kusatsu Onsen, the sight of the hot spring water gushing from the source is breathtaking. Steam rises during the day, while nighttime illuminations create a magical atmosphere.
Kusatsuyama Kousen-ji Temple
0.129km from Netsu-no-yu Located on a hill overlooking Kusatsu Onsen town, this temple offers stunning views of both the majestic natural landscape and the onsen town below.
Sekizenkan
17.35km from Netsu-no-yu Sekizenkan, known as Japan's oldest hot spring inn. Its beautiful traditional wooden architecture from the Meiji era allows you to experience the charm of the onsen town.
Nishi-no-Kawara Park
0.654km from Netsu-no-yu A park easily accessible from Yubatake, the iconic hot spring of Kusatsu Onsen. A relaxing space where you can enjoy abundant nature and onsen (hot springs).
Manza Onsen
7.681km from Netsu-no-yu Japan's highest hot spring at an elevation of 1,800m, boasting breathtaking views!
Known for its milky white, sulfur-rich waters, containing the highest concentration of sulfur in Japan.
Minakami Onsen
37.434km from Netsu-no-yu Nestled in the majestic natural beauty of Mt. Tanigawa, Minakami Onsen has flourished as an easily accessible hot spring resort from the Tokyo metropolitan area thanks to the opening of the Joshinetsu Line. Its abundant hot spring water is perfect for relieving daily fatigue and rejuvenating body and mind.
Mount Kusatsu-Shirane
6.151km from Netsu-no-yu Mount Kusatsu-Shirane is an active volcano famed for its majestic appearance and diverse landscapes shaped by volcanic activity.
Shima Onsen
17.472km from Netsu-no-yu Shima Onsen, one of Gunma Prefecture's leading hot spring resorts, has flourished as a spa town since ancient times. Nestled in the mountains at an elevation of 850 meters, it's surrounded by abundant nature.
Ikaho Onsen
32.869km from Netsu-no-yu Ikaho Onsen, a historic hot spring town in Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture. Explore the retro stone-paved streets, take a ropeway to the summit for breathtaking views from the Ikaho open-air bath, and enjoy a variety of other activities.
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