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Tsumagoi, Gunma / 万座温泉

Manza Onsen

A hot-spring resort at 1,800 m near the Nagano border, with over 20 sources of about 80°C water among the richest in sulphur in Japan; each inn draws its own spring, so colour and feel vary.

Forested mountains above the hot-spring buildings of Manza Onsen, with a winding road on the right
Manza Onsen in summer (photo taken July 2009)Photo: 663highland / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.5 (resized) · License · Source

Last official check

25 Sept 2026

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Reports open in Phase 2

Next scheduled check

24 Dec 2026

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Getting there
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Getting there

About 40 minutes by bus from Manza-Kazawaguchi Station (JR Agatsuma Line); about 100 minutes by car from Usui-Karuizawa IC.

Checked 25 Sept 2026 on a tourism board site
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Address: Tsumagoi, Gunma (Japanese address: 群馬県嬬恋村鎌原710-136)

Official site: https://gunma-kanko.jp/spots/22

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Visiting respectfully

  • Local etiquetteThe Yumeguri pass lets you compare the baths of several inns; after bathing you can walk to Ushiike pond and the Kumashiro cave.Checked 25 Sept 2026 on a tourism board site

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