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Sainokawara Park
 
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Sainokawara Park covers a valley not far from Kusatsu town center, where several hot spring sources and a large outdoor bath are located. In the upper part of the park, walking trails lead through the nice natural landscape.

Hot spring water can be seen bubbling to the surface here and there, collecting into hot water pools and running down the valley in warm streams before joining the central mountain stream. There is also a small waterfall fed by hot water.

The park's other main attraction are the Sainokawara Rotemburo, two large, gender separated outdoor hot spring pools with a capacity of 100 bathers. Admission costs 500 Yen.

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Sainokawara Park is a 5-10 minute walk from the yubatake along a narrow road lined by numerous ryokan and shops.

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