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Yubatake, lit. "hot water field" is the symbol of Kusatsu and one of the resort's main sources of hot spring water. In fact, with an output of 5000 liters per minute, the yubatake ranks among Japan's single most productive hot spring sources.
After bubbling to the surface at a temperature of more than 70 degrees Celsius and with a pleasant sulfur odor, the hot spring water is cooled down in the yubatake's wooden conduits by a few degrees before it gets distributed to the various ryokan and public baths.
Many ryokan and shops are clustered around the yubatake and there is a steady stream of visitors, many of whom wear yukata and geta (traditional sandals) in the evening when the yubatake is lit up. There is also a foot bath (ashiyu), that can be used for free.
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Hotels and Ryokan
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Hotel & Onsen Resort Nakazawa Village
Hot spring hotel and resort in the Kusatsu woods. Large communal outdoor baths as well as numerous beauty and sports facilities.
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Kiyoshigekan
Soak in 100% natural onsen at our affordable ryokan. Private chartered and open-air baths. 10min walk to Yubatake area.
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Ratings for Yubatake:
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Popularity of Yubatake:
Users who have been to Kusatsu Onsen: 250
Users who have been to Yubatake: 87 2nd of 6 most visited sights in Kusatsu Onsen. 385th of 726 most visited sights nationwide.
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