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A property boasting a history and tradition established in the late Edo period. Kusatsu Onsen is said to have been discovered during Minamoto no Yoritomo's falconry in Joshu Mihara no Sho, and "Kusatsu Onsen Tenojiyu" served as a guide. The elegance passed down through generations is fully reflected in the room designs and the garden's ambiance showcasing the beauty of the four seasons, creating a graceful space.

Situated on a 5,000-tsubo property, Tsutsujitei features approximately 3,000 tsubo of natural forest transformed into a rustic garden. This wooden property offers a serene retreat where you can experience the changing seasons, shifting shadows, gentle breezes, the sound of rain, and dancing snow, all while enjoying distant views of the Shirane mountain range. As a property close to nature, it provides a slow passage of time and moments of tranquility. Welcome to Tsutsujitei, the hot spring village where azaleas bloom.

At Kusatsu Onsen, there is a hot spring source called "Wata no Yu." The water is soft and gentle, with a milky white color reminiscent of cotton. When you immerse yourself in the "Kusatsu Hotel Annex Wata no Yu," your body and mind will be warmed and healed to the core.

Kusatsu Onsen Boun is a Ryokan boasting flowing Onsen baths and a rhododendron garden. It features six baths sourced from two hot springs. Enjoy the full experience of Kusatsu Onsen. Rooms with open-air baths using the Nishinokawara spring are also available. Located just a 3-minute walk from Yubatake, the center of the Onsen town. Relax and enjoy the serene time of Onsen indulgence loved by many literary figures.

Surrounded by mountains and lakes, Tsumagoi Village is renowned as a highland vegetable cultivation area. The hometown property 'Hanaichi' is nestled amidst endless rural landscapes. With five types of rooms, baths filled with beneficial hot spring water, and creative cuisine utilizing seasonal highland vegetables, enjoy a relaxing time in the fresh air.

Just a 1-minute walk from Kusatsu Onsen's symbol, "Yubatake," this is a stayable restaurant & café. Supervised by the chef of the long-established Ryokan "Naraya," you can enjoy "The Taste of Gunma" from café menus to dinner. In the two exclusive Rooms with Onsen, you can have Kusatsu's famous hot springs all to yourself. Relax and enjoy your time in your preferred way, whether it's having a light snack at the open pocket park or footbath inspired by "rising steam and the flowing Onsen river (Yugawa)," or dining calmly in a private room at the restaurant.

Handcrafted country house, delicious drinks, and enjoyable conversations. Strolling through the forest is also delightful. At night, relish a true slow life under a star-filled sky.

A historic Ryokan in Kusatsu with a legacy dating back to the Edo period. This Ryokan offers natural flowing Onsen from two rare sources within Kusatsu Onsen: "Yubatake-mae Shirahata Source" and "Shirane-san Bandaiko Source." Its prime location right in front of Yubatake, the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen, is another highlight. Enjoy your journey in Kusatsu surrounded by the scent of sulfur and rising steam.

The onsen village of Kuni Shiri-yaki, recognized as "Japan's Most Beautiful Village," is a hidden retreat embraced by nature and tranquility. Enjoy the abundant onsen water flowing directly from the riverbed. Relax in the open-air baths overlooking the mountains and river or in your room.

SANU 2nd Home is your “second home” where body and mind can truly rest and your senses open up.Step away from the pace of city life,feel nature with all five senses, and live by your own hands in a second home.Among the SANU 2nd Homes across Japan, Kita-Karuizawa 1st is an ideal base for those who want to spend quiet time away from the city. Surrounded by greenery, you can lose yourself in thought or reading, or stay active with hikes such as Mt. Ko-Asama and Mt. Asama-Kakushi.This white, vessel-like architecture is an eco-conscious cabin designed to live in harmony with the environment. Inspired by a beehive, it features a distinctive form and large windows that frame the natural landscape. The space comes alive through seasonal views reflected in the windows and wildflowers arranged in a dining-room vase.In the morning, quietly grind coffee beans on the terrace as sunlight filters through the trees.In the afternoon, play a seasonal music playlist and let yourself sink into sound.In the evening, toast with natural wine while listening to insects sing.At night, add logs to the fire and drift into deep thought.How you spend your time is entirely up to you.Find what feels just right for you.

"Kurumi Terrace," a highland rental villa, is located in North Karuizawa at the northern foot of Mount Asama. This Property offers a limited stay for five groups per day, including rental villas, glamping cottages, and glamping tents. (Kurumi Chalet: 1, Kurumi Hygge: 1, Dome Tent: 2, Onion Tent: 1) Enjoy a breathtaking panorama of Japan's 100 famous mountains, including Mount Asama, Mount Azumaya, and Mount Motoshirane, along with a sky full of stars, the vast meadow in front of you, the chirping of birds, and the refreshing breeze... Spend a luxurious and relaxing time in the beautiful highlands surrounded by the changing seasons of nature. On clear nights, enjoy a campfire under the starry sky, BBQ on the covered terrace, and unwind afterward in a marble-style bath or Western-style bath. Located amidst nature, close to popular tourist spots like Karuizawa, Kusatsu Onsen, and Toy Kingdom, you can fully enjoy a private and fulfilling holiday. Whether you're a couple, family, group of friends, or having a girls' gathering, you might even be lucky enough to spot a squirrel on the walnut tree.