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Atsunoyu

群馬県
4.1
Facility where you can observe the Yumomi Show, a specialty of Kusatsu.
Atsunoyu is a spot where you can enjoy the unique Kusatsu bathing method called "yumomi," which is a technique used to physically cool down the hot Kusatsu water source. Atsunoyu, where you can enjoy this yumomi as a show, is a spot that was rebuilt in a Taisho Roman-style building in 2015 and is worth a visit!

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Free Footbath Next to Yubatake

Atsunoyu Free Footbath Next to Yubatake
"Netuno-yu" next to the famous Kusatsu Onsen "Yubatake" is a free footbath that uses the source of Kusatsu Onsen as it is. It is open 24 hours a day and can be used anytime. Located in the center of Kusatsu Onsen town, it's easy to stop by during sightseeing. You can feel the hot spring effect just by putting your feet in, and you can heal your tired feet. When you visit Kusatsu Onsen, be sure to stop by.
Point 2

One of Japan's Three Great Hot Springs

Atsunoyu One of Japan's Three Great Hot Springs
Kusatsu Onsen is one of Japan's three great hot springs and has various hot spring facilities. You can enjoy hot springs that flow directly from the source, which are effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and more. Some hot springs have separate large baths and open-air baths for men and women, as well as サウナs and cold water baths, allowing you to enjoy a variety of hot spring treatments. Netsunoyu is the main tourist spot in Kusatsu Onsen. It is famous as a venue for yumomi (a traditional method of cooling hot spring water) and dance shows, and is popular among tourists who visit Kusatsu Onsen.
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Enjoy a Fantastic Atmosphere at Night

Atsunoyu Enjoy a Fantastic Atmosphere at Night
The area around Nenoyu is illuminated at night, allowing you to enjoy a fantastic atmosphere. Additionally, the foot bath, which is free to use, is open at night, allowing you to heal your feet while enjoying the night view. At night, you can also enjoy the beautiful hot spring town scenery, so why not stop by after dinner? The night breeze after taking a bath is also refreshing.
Point 4

Interior and Building in the Style of Taisho Romance

Atsunoyu Interior and Building in the Style of Taisho Romance
In April 2015, "Netsuno-yu" was reborn into a charming Taisho Romance-style building. Its impressive exterior and the light and scent of wood inside emit an irresistible charm that transcends time. The Netsuno-yu building is a two-story open space, where nostalgia and elegance intertwine. Guests are welcomed with the cry of "Choina-choina" and can enjoy a time travel experience back to the Taisho era. In this special atmosphere, why not indulge in a luxurious moment immersed in the tradition of Kusatsu Onsen and the blessings of hot springs?
Point 5

Attractions and Gourmet in the Surrounding Area

Atsunoyu Attractions and Gourmet in the Surrounding Area
At Netsuno-yu, located in the heart of Kusatsu Onsen town, there are many tourist spots and restaurants in the surrounding area, making it convenient. It's easy to access tourist spots such as Yubatake and Nishi no Kawara Park, and you can also take a stroll around Kusatsu Onsen town. If you extend your trip to Karuizawa, there are many tourist spots in the surrounding area, making it a recommended driving course. When visiting Kusatsu Onsen, be sure to enjoy the surrounding tourist attractions and gourmet!
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History

Traditional Bathing Techniques and the Breath of History
Kusatsu Onsen has traditional bathing techniques. In the "Dento-yu" group bathing method, after "Yumomi" (a technique of stirring the hot water with wooden paddles), everyone enters the bath at the command of the "Yunaga" (the bath master), and after soaking for three minutes, everyone gets out at the same time. "Yumomi" is a technique of using wooden paddles to lower the water temperature. The water at Kusatsu Onsen is extremely hot and cannot be used as is. However, "Yumomi" can lower the temperature to a suitable level. "Yumomi" also softens the water and is effective as a preparation exercise before bathing. These traditional bathing techniques are a valuable experience where you can feel the history and culture of Kusatsu Onsen.

Access

Access to Atsunoyu
Access to Atsunoyu is very convenient. It's just a 5-minute walk from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. Even if you use the Yubatake Tourist Parking Lot or Nishi-no-Kawara Park Parking Lot, you can reach Atsunoyu in just a short walk. In addition, there are many transportation options around Kusatsu Onsen, including convenient buses and taxis. Atsunoyu is located in a place blessed with natural surroundings, while also being easily accessible. Enjoy a luxurious time of healing your mind and body by heading to this blissful hot spring with comfortable transportation options.

Fee

Enjoy Fun Performances 6 Times a Day with a Coupon!
At Atsuno-yu, we are open every day throughout the year, so you can visit us anytime with ease. Performances are held six times a day, with three in the morning and three in the afternoon. The morning performances start at 9:30, 10:00, and 10:30, while the afternoon performances start at 3:30, 4:00, and 4:30. However, there may be temporary closures due to maintenance or events, so we recommend contacting us in advance. The admission fee is 700 yen (tax included) for adults and 350 yen (tax included) for elementary school students. Additionally, the official website offers a coupon for adults to purchase tickets at a discounted price of 650 yen. Be sure to check the official website for the coupon and enjoy the fun performances!

Basic Information

Address 414 Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma 377-1711
Business Hours

9:30~16:30

TEL 0279-88-3613
Web Site https://www.kusatsu-onsen.ne.jp/netsunoyu/

Review

Average Review
4.1
5 Reviews
5
hinaaya
Posted Date:2025/3/2
週末に訪問しました。昼から夕方の公演は長蛇の列でした。運良く1回目の公演の20分前に到着したこともあり、2階席の最前列で見学できました。 湯もみの説明と実演、勉強になりました... See more
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5
masa nori
Posted Date:2025/2/7
2025年の正月に行きました。チケットは並んで購入するので、早めに行かないと購入できません。 ゆもみショーは人が多くて中々見れない感じです。人の隙間からのぞく感じで見れます。... See more
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5
アキーラ海外見聞録AKIRA-Travel-Channel
Posted Date:2025/1/4
【群馬県草津温泉の名所『熱乃湯』湯もみと踊り】 草津温泉といえば湯もみが有名です。湯量が多く、湯温も50度~95度と高温です。そのため、昔から草津節などを唄いながら木の板で温... See more
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