Kusatsu Onsen Osakaya
草津温泉 大阪屋旅館
Kusatsu · Gunma onsen ryokan — One minute from Yubatake, an Edo-era hot-spring keeper's legacy
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2026-09-03 → 2026-09-04 · 2 adults
ABOUT
Gunma · Kusatsu Onsen Osakaya
A time-honored inn from the late Edo period, standing beside Yubatake, the beating heart of Kusatsu — one of Japan's three great hot springs. Its strongly acidic yet gentle waters, sukiya-style rooms, and Joshu beef kaiseki carry forward the spirit of the old hot-spring keepers.
Osakaya Ryokan is a long-established inn built in the traditional architectural style of silk-raising farmers' houses in the Edo period. Osakaya is conveniently located in the center of Kusatsu hot spring resort area, standing along the street near Yubatake. Osakaya Ryokan is a long-established inn built in the traditional architectural style of silk-raising farmers' houses in the Edo period. Osakaya is conveniently located in the center of Kusatsu hot spring resort area, standing along the street near Yubatake.
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