Kusatsu

4.5

out of 5

Kusatsu is a small town in the Gunma prefecture of Japan, just north of Tokyo. It’s most famous for its hot springs, which are said to have healing properties. The town is surrounded by forested mountains, and there are several hiking trails in the area. In the summer, the rivers and lakes are a popular spot for swimming and fishing. There are a few small restaurants and cafes in Kusatsu, as well as a few souvenir shops. The town is also home to a large temple, which is a popular spot for visitors.

Average temperatures during the day in Kusatsu.

January

4°

Feb

5°

Mar

9°

Apr

16°

May

21°

Jun

23°

Jul

27°

Aug

29°

Sep

23°

Oct

18°

Nov

13°

Dec

7°

What people say about Kusatsu

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Kusatsu is a mountain village well-known for its hot springs. I visited to try out the famous Japanese "onsen" bathhouses, and I was not disappointed!

I stayed at an inn with paper screen walls, wore a kimono in the room, and made use of the inn's traditional bathing facilities with wooden buckets, very small towels, and wonderful hot spring baths inside a tidy walled garden.

I was there during winter, and feel that it must be the best time to visit as there is something special when taking a dip in the hot springs surrounded by pure white snow.

As Kusatsu is in Japan, there is nice food to be found and I can recommend sitting outside having a smoking hot drink while looking at the smoking hot springs. All in all, Kusatsu offered a great experience!