Taking myself on a Solo Trip to Kusatsu Onsen |2 day Itinerary| Everything I ate |Japan Travel VLOG
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From the guide “Japan Solo Travel: How to Eat, Sleep and Get Around Safely Alone”: Japan is a comfortable place to travel alone. Many shops and restaurants are used to solo guests, and JNTO suggests capsule hotels as a place to stay ⓘ JNTO.
From the guide “Kusatsu Onsen Guide: Day Baths, Prices and Access”: Kusatsu Onsen has several day-use bathing facilities, but they differ in price, bathing features and seasonal hours. The main choices covered here are Otakinoyu, Gozanoyu and the Sainokawara open-air bath.
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Japan Solo Travel: How to Eat, Sleep and Get Around Safely Alone
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