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    Saitama Prefecture
    Saitama

    Saitama Prefecture

    Just 30 minutes from Tokyo, Saitama offers a glimpse into the past with the historic "Little Edo" Kawagoe, while also serving as a hub for pop culture with numerous anime locations. Visitors can enjoy seasonal landscapes like Chichibu’s moss phlox in spring and the red spider lilies of Kinchakuda in autumn, or experience nature through river boating in Nagatoro. Along with modern architecture like Tokorozawa Sakura Town, bonsai culture, and local sake and udon, the region offers a diverse cultural experience. Away from the city bustle, it is a place where tradition, modern culture, and nature coexist, inviting you to...

    • Saitama
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    Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village

    A vast forest resort offering not just hot springs, but also pools, golf, and forest athletics. It is the ultimate family destination where you can play in nature and heal in Japan's finest waters.

    • Gunma
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    Kusatsu Onsen Tsutsujitei
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Onsen Tsutsujitei

    An ultra-exclusive inn with only 10 rooms set on 5,000 tsubo of forested grounds. Guests can enjoy total privacy, exquisite Kaiseki cuisine, and private hot springs in a silent, high-end sanctuary.

    • Gunma
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    Otakinoyu
    Gunma

    Otakinoyu

    A day-trip facility where you can experience "Awase-yu," a traditional method of bathing in multiple pools of increasing temperatures. It also features spacious open-air baths and saunas for a complete refresh.

    • Gunma
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    Gozanoyu
    Gunma

    Gozanoyu

    A beautiful wooden bathhouse that recreates the historic architecture used by Shoguns. Visitors can experience two different spring types in a refined, traditional setting right next to the Yubatake.

    • Gunma
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    Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Sakurai
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Sakurai

    One of Kusatsu's largest luxury hotels, featuring nightly "Yumomi" performances and traditional drumming. With its massive baths and diverse buffet, it’s perfect for families and groups seeking a festive stay.

    • Gunma
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    Kusatsu Skyland Hotel
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Skyland Hotel

    Located on a quiet hilltop away from the crowds, this hotel offers 100% natural flowing hot springs from the Bandai-ko source. It’s an ideal choice for a sophisticated and peaceful stay in Kusatsu.

    • Gunma
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    Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane
    Gunma

    Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane

    An active volcano at 2,160m famous for "Yugama," a stunning emerald-green crater lake. The otherworldly volcanic landscape and rare alpine flora offer a breathtaking trekking experience.

    • Gunma
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    • Nature
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    Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort

    A historic ski resort that now offers year-round excitement, including one of the longest ziplines in Japan. Enjoy dynamic mountain activities and world-class hot springs in any season.

    • Gunma
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    Shirane Shrine
    Gunma

    Shirane Shrine

    A dignified shrine overlooking the town from a forested hill. As the oldest shrine in Kusatsu, it offers a sacred and quiet space away from the bustle, especially beautiful when the rhododendrons bloom.

    • Gunma
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    Yubatake
    Gunma

    Yubatake

    The iconic symbol of Kusatsu, where 4,000 liters of hot spring water gush out every minute. The sight of steam rising from the wooden troughs and the scent of sulfur provide a quintessential Japanese Onsen experience.

    • Gunma
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    Sainokawara Park
    Gunma

    Sainokawara Park

    A mystical park where hot spring water flows like a river through the landscape. It features a massive open-air bath and beautiful night illuminations, creating a surreal and relaxing outdoor environment.

    • Gunma
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    • Spring
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    Kusatsu Onsen
    Gunma

    Kusatsu Onsen

    One of Japan’s most legendary hot spring resorts with over 1,300 years of history. With its incredible water volume and vibrant town atmosphere, it is considered a "Mecca" for hot spring lovers worldwide.

    • Gunma
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    Agatsumakyo Rail Bike
    Gunma

    Agatsumakyo Rail Bike

    A thrilling activity where you pedal a special bicycle on abandoned railway tracks. Riding through tunnels and over high bridges above the gorge is an unforgettable adventure for all ages.

    • Gunma
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    Agatsuma Gorge
    Gunma

    Agatsuma Gorge

    A nationally designated scenic spot, this 3.5km gorge features dramatic rock formations and waterfalls. In autumn, the contrast between the blue stream and vivid red leaves is truly spectacular.

    • Gunma
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    • Nature
    • Spring
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    Mt. Iwabitsu
    Gunma

    Mt. Iwabitsu

    A steep, majestic mountain at 802m that served as a fortress for the Sanada Samurai clan. Its thrilling climbing paths and panoramic summit views make it a favorite for history buffs and hikers alike.

    • Gunma
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    Yakushi Onsen Hatago
    Gunma

    Yakushi Onsen Hatago

    A magnificent hot spring village recreating the Edo period with relocated thatched-roof houses. From hearth-cooked meals to historic museum displays, it’s a luxurious dive into traditional Japanese culture.

    • Gunma
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    • Spring
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    Azuma Onsen Kikyokan
    Gunma

    Azuma Onsen Kikyokan

    A day-trip hot spring on a hill boasting a spectacular panoramic view. Enjoy the seasonal beauty of the Agatsuma River from the open-air baths, and visit the popular local market for fresh produce.

    • Gunma
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    Forest Resort Conifer Iwabitsu
    Gunma

    Forest Resort Conifer Iwabitsu

    A multi-purpose resort at the foot of Mt. Iwagabitsu featuring hot springs, tennis courts, and camping. With authentic French cuisine, it’s a perfect base for both active adventures and quiet retreats.

    • Gunma
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    Hato no Yu Onsen Sankyoro
    Gunma

    Hato no Yu Onsen Sankyoro

    A historic inn with a peaceful atmosphere dating back to the Edo period. Legend says a dove once healed its wounds here. It offers a rustic, "secret spring" experience with traditional wooden architecture.

    • Gunma
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    Nekoyajo Onsen Nekoya no Yu
    Gunma

    Nekoyajo Onsen Nekoya no Yu

    A humble, authentic hot spring at the foot of an ancient castle ruin. Its 100% natural, pure water is gentle on the skin. Loved by locals, it offers a warm, hidden-gem atmosphere for true relaxation.

    • Gunma
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    Kawanaka Onsen Kadohan
    Gunma

    Kawanaka Onsen Kadohan

    One of Japan’s "Top Three Springs for Beautiful Skin," famous for its rare lukewarm waters. Bathing in the natural springs flowing from the riverbed is a blissful experience in a quiet mountain setting.

    • Gunma
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    Agatsumakyo Onsen Tengu no Yu
    Gunma

    Agatsumakyo Onsen Tengu no Yu

    A day-trip hot spring facility at the entrance of Agatsuma Gorge, modeled after traditional thatched-roof houses. The open-air baths offer panoramic mountain views, perfect for refreshing after a hike.

    • Gunma
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    • Spring
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    Matsunoyu Onsen Shokeikan
    Gunma

    Matsunoyu Onsen Shokeikan

    A secluded riverside inn known for its gentle, lukewarm medicinal waters. Soaking for a long time in the quiet canyon allows for deep relaxation, melting away the stress of daily life.

    • Gunma
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    • Spring
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