All Reviews of Kusatsu Onsen (Kusatsu Hotspring)

Kusatsu Onsen really lives up to its reputation. The moment you get in, you relax so much it’s unreal.

Besides soaking in the hot springs, you can also explore some old buildings and temples nearby to learn about the local culture and way of life. The local cuisine, especially dishes cooked with hot spring water, has a unique flavor worth trying.

This famous hot spring area in Japan is always packed. It's a must-visit spot for any hot spring trip.

The Yubatake at Kusatsu Onsen is the most iconic spot here. The whole hot spring area, including souvenir shops and the shopping street, is basically centered around the Yubatake. There are also foot baths nearby where you can soak your feet. It's one of Japan's top three hot spring areas.

It's great how the traditional hot spring culture has been preserved and turned into a tourist attraction. There's a lot to learn from this place.

Ranked number one among Japan's hot springs—definitely worth a visit.

I just passed by without staying overnight, which was a bit of a shame. I'll definitely come back if I get the chance next time.

The sulfur smell is pretty strong. If you stay too long, it gets uncomfortable!

You can smell the strong scent of sulfur in the air. There are lots of souvenir shops around the Yubatake area. At night, when the lights come on, the atmosphere gets really romantic.

Kusatsu Onsen was already a famous hot spring in Japan, but after Hiroshi Abe starred in the Thermae Romae movie, it became even more popular.