Yubatake Hot Springs In Kusatsu 2, Gunma
About This Camera
Discover Japan's famous hot spring culture at Yubatake Hot Springs In Kusatsu 2, Gunma in Gunma. Watch steam rising from natural thermal waters, a tradition that has relaxed and healed visitors for centuries.
Watch Yubatake Hot Springs In Kusatsu 2, Gunma throughout the day and night with our always-on live stream. This Gunma live camera never sleeps, offering authentic views during quiet early hours, busy daytime periods, and magical evening transformations.
Why watch: This live camera at Yubatake Hot Springs In Kusatsu 2, Gunma serves multiple purposes - trip planning, weather monitoring, or pure enjoyment of Gunma from afar. The high-quality stream reveals details that photos and recorded video cannot capture.
Best viewing times: Early morning (6:00-8:00 JST) for serene atmosphere and soft lighting, midday (11:00-14:00 JST) for maximum activity, golden hour (17:00-19:00 JST) for beautiful light, and evening (19:00-23:00 JST) for illuminated scenes and nightlife.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Yubatake camera live?
Yes. It streams the Yubatake at Kusatsu in Agatsuma district, Gunma, around the clock.
What can you see on this camera?
The steam, the water running down the wooden troughs, the floodlighting at night, and the snow in winter.
How much water comes through the Yubatake?
About 4,000 litres a minute, running down seven wooden troughs so that contact with the air brings the temperature down.
What is yunohana?
Mineral deposits that crystallise out of the water as it runs along the troughs. They are still harvested periodically and sold as a souvenir.
