Day-use onsen in Gunma

Kusatsu · Multiple reviewers in August 2026 and July 2026 visited as day-use guests and bathed successfully.

Maebashi · Multiple 2026 reviews confirm a day-use bath exists at the facility, though one visitor noted it can be closed unexpectedly.

Tsumagoi · Multiple visitors in Aug–Sep 2026 report successful day-use bathing between 10:00 and 17:00, with access to two public baths: indoor Chojyu no Yu and outdoor Gokuraku Yu.

Takasaki · Open very long hours, roughly 5:00am to midnight, popular for early morning baths.

Annaka ·

Numata · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Ota ·

Shibukawa · Multiple visitors report visiting as day-users with ¥410 admission for up to 2 hours (Aug 2026).

Numata ·

Shibukawa · Multiple reviews confirm day-use bathing is available, including morning bath and breakfast packages.

Maebashi · Open for day-use bathing from early morning (6am weekends, 9am weekdays) until around 1am.

Maebashi · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Multiple reviews confirm day-use bathing is accepted, with pricing varying by duration (3, 5 hours, or full day).

Katashina · A dedicated day-use hot spring facility.

Shibukawa · Multiple reviews confirm day-use bathing is available and regularly used by visitors on weekdays and weekends.

Shibukawa · Multiple visitors confirmed day-use entry was available and actively accepted during visits from Feb–May 2026.

Maebashi · Open for day-use bathing with no time restriction on entry.

Minakami · Multiple visitors accessed as day-use guests; 400 yen rate for non-locals mentioned in 2026-05 review.

Kusatsu · Multiple visitors used it as day-use bathers in 2026 with no restrictions reported; admission charged per visit.

Takasaki · Confirmed as a day-use hot spring facility by multiple reviewers.

Isesaki · Operates as a walk-in day-use bathhouse open until around 1am, with no stated stay-time limit.

Shibukawa ·

Isesaki ·

Takasaki · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Ota ·

Tomioka · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Nakanojo · Multiple visitors report day-use admission available at 600 yen per 2-hour session; residents pay 300 yen. Open to all visitors.

Higashiagatsuma · It is explicitly described as a day-use bath.

Annaka · Public day-use bathhouse; one reviewer notes an October closure for major renovation work was planned.

Maebashi · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Yoshioka · A large day-use super-sento, open daily.

Naganohara · A straightforward day-use bathhouse, confirmed by multiple reviewers.

Maebashi · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Kusatsu · Multiple tourists bathed as day visitors between April and August 2026; facility explicitly serves day-use visitors.

Isesaki ·

Shibukawa ·

Yoshioka · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Maebashi ·

Kiryu ·

Tsumagoi · Multiple day visitors report purchasing tickets and bathing in 2025–2026; outdoor bath sometimes closed seasonally.

Kusatsu · Multiple reviews from 2026-03 to 2026-08 confirm tourists can bathe as day-use visitors at no cost, though as guests of the local community.

Kusatsu ·

Shibukawa · Multiple visitors accessed the facility as day-use from 2025-11 to 2026-08, with no mention of any restrictions.

Takasaki · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Multiple visitors report bathing as day-use guests on weekdays and weekends; reception and facilities designed for day visitors.

Shibukawa · Multiple reviews confirm day-use bathing is offered and permitted; visitors report paying 500 yen per 2-hour session.

Shimonita · Day-use bathing (non-residents welcome) was offered for 700-900 yen depending on year, but since 2024 the facility has repeatedly closed unannounced and some 2025-2026 reviews suggest it has shut down permanently.

Kawaba ·

Takayama · A day-use onsen facility inside a roadside station (michi-no-eki).

Shimonita · The inn used to offer lodging but is now day-use only.

Ueno ·

Katashina · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Maebashi · This is a walk-in day-use bathhouse (kenko-land style), not lodging.

Numata · Bath-only day entry runs on a 2-hour rate, 550-750 yen depending on day.

Nakanojo · Multiple visitors report paying 300 yen for day-use admission; monthly discount on the 26th to 200 yen; open to walk-in visitors from outside the area.

Kusatsu · Multiple visitors confirm tourists can enter free of charge during daytime and early morning hours.

Numata ·

Numata · Confirmed as a day-use hot spring facility, explicitly described by multiple reviewers.

Katashina · This is a day-use-only bathhouse (no lodging), popular with hikers and skiers passing through.

Kiryu ·

Minakami · Multiple visitors bathed as day-users in 2025–2026, with no restrictions mentioned.

Naganohara · Open to day visitors who are not campers, entered via self-service ticket machine.

Kusatsu · Multiple reviewers confirm tourists can use the bath; one states it is now open 24 hours with no restrictions for tourists since post-COVID.

Nakanojo · Visitors confirm open 9am–3pm for tourists; after 3pm reserved for locals with keys (2026–2025).

Ota · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Annaka · This is a day-trip hot spring facility (higaeri onsen), commonly used by hikers.

Minakami · Multiple visitors explicitly paid day-use admission and bathed; no mention of lodging or guest-only policy.

Showa ·

Higashiagatsuma · A standard town-operated day-use hot spring facility, open to non-residents at a slightly higher rate than residents.

Kawaba · Long-running day-use bathhouse and restaurant, but the two most recent reviews (mid-2024 and March 2025) both report it closed - one for a boiler malfunction - so travelers should confirm it has reopened before visiting.

Tsumagoi · Multiple visitors documented day-use bathing without lodging from 2024 to 2026.

Minakami · Multiple visitors confirmed day-use bathing was available before April 2026 closure.

Minakami · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Katashina · A straightforward day-use bath serving hikers returning from Oze, attached to a nature center.

Shinto · Open to non-residents now (it was residents-only during the pandemic), currently a flat all-day rate.

Takayama ·

Nakanojo · Multiple visitors report bathing as day users from 9:00 to 15:00; one review from 2017 and others from 2025–2026 confirm public access.

Tsumagoi · Multiple reviews confirm day-use bathing is available and the facility opens from 11:00 AM.

Takasaki · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Kawaba · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Shibukawa ·

Higashiagatsuma · Open for day-use bathing only on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays; closed on weekdays.

Ota · A municipal day-use bathhouse open to non-residents for 500 yen, but it has had repeated temporary closures for renovation/construction work in 2025-2026 -- call ahead before visiting.

Numata · A standard pay-per-visit day-use hot spring (higaeri onsen), open to the public.

Minakami · Multiple visitors confirmed day-use entry and bathing between 2024-05 and 2026-06.

Numata · Day-use is widely confirmed.

Minakami · Visitors bathed as day-use guests paying 1,000 yen for adult admission in 2024–2026.

Tomioka · Open to walk-in day visitors for a flat admission fee, with no residency or membership requirement mentioned.

Kusatsu · Non-residents permitted 11:30–15:00 and after 21:00; 09:00–11:30 cleaning time; 15:00–21:00 residents only. Policy has changed since 2020 (initially closed to outsiders post-COVID, then reopened with restrictions).

Nakanojo · Multiple visitors bathed as day-use guests from 2023 onward, though one 2026 visitor was turned away before noon opening.

Maebashi ·

Minakami · Multiple visitors reported day-use entry from 2023–2026, paying 300 yen at a vending machine.

Takasaki · A day-use onsen open to non-residents, roughly 10:30-19:00.

Minakami · Multiple visitors report day-use bathing is available and practiced throughout 2024–2026.

Minakami · Multiple visitors used the hot spring for day-use bathing on weekend visits between 2024–2026.

Nakanojo · Visitors bathed as day-use guests from 2024 to 2026; hours stated as 9:00–15:00.

Agatsuma ·

Kusatsu ·

Takasaki · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Multiple visitors booked day-use rentals same-day or in advance across 2021–2026.

Midori · Day bathing exists only as a reservation-only private bath, not walk-in; reviewers warn to call ahead.

Kusatsu · Visitors accessed the bath as day-use/walk-in guests in 2026, 2025, and 2024; locals-only restriction was in effect from 2020–2024 but has been lifted.

Kiryu · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Kusatsu · Facility hours vary: 9am–4pm open to general visitors (2025–2026), with 4pm–9am resident-only lockdown (2025); earlier reviews (2020) reported 7:30–9:00 cleaning-only closure and free access otherwise.

Kiryu · A public neighborhood bathhouse open daily to local residents and visitors alike.

Shibukawa · Multiple day visitors bathed at this facility from October 2025 to August 2026; reviews confirm day-use admission available.

Kawaba · Day-use is generally open to non-residents in the most recent (2025-2026) reviews, but one reviewer in Dec 2021 reported residents/villagers only, and another notes general-public hours are restricted, so visitors should confirm ahead.

Fujioka · Multiple visitors used the bath as day-use guests without lodging, in 2022, 2024, and 2026.

Maebashi · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Isesaki · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Midori · Dedicated day-use bathhouse next to a campground.

Kiryu · Open daily as a neighborhood sento except on days ending in 8 (8th, 18th, 28th); one older review complained the closed days were unclear, but recent reviews agree on this pattern.

Minakami · Multiple reviews from 2017-2026 confirm day-use visits are accepted; one 2022 review describes payment via coin box at entrance.

Katashina · Day-use hours are restricted and seasonal: weekday off-season entry only from 15:00, versus around 11:00 on weekends/in-season.

Isesaki · A neighborhood sento operating 16:00-22:00, but the most recent 2025 reviews report a temporary closure and rumors that aging facilities may force it to close for good soon -- confirm it's open before visiting.

Ota · A regular public sento open to anyone, but evening-only (around 17:30-18:00 opening) with historically inconsistent hours; the most recent visit (April 2026) found a temporary-closure notice posted, so current operating status is uncertain.

Minakami · Visitors repeatedly confirm day-use access 24 hours daily via unattended payment box, from 2021–2026.

Takasaki · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Day-use bathing is offered; multiple reviewers bathed as day visitors in 2022–2025.

Tomioka · Day-use bathing is offered.

Nakanojo · Multiple day-use visitors reported paying 500 yen as non-residents between 2024-03 and 2026-08.

Katashina · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Day-use admission re-opened for visitors after COVID; restricted to locals 2020–2022, reopened by 2023.

Tsumagoi · Day-use accepted most years, starting 15:00, but acceptance varies annually and was suspended in high season historically; closure days occur.

Midori · A newly built city-operated day-use bathing facility.

Shibukawa ·

Tomioka · Listed as a sento (public bathhouse): a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Maebashi · Open only Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, roughly 14:00-20:00.

Nakanojo · Multiple visitors bathed as day-use guests from 2020–2026, confirming day-use admission is available.

Shibukawa · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Takasaki · Day-use access has a history of being suspended (indefinitely, per a 2022 review) and later resumed (2024), and was reported open again as of July 2025, so visitors should confirm current status before going; the bath is attached.

Minakami · Multiple visitors bathed as non-residents in 2023–2026 by paying cash at the donation box.

Nakanojo ·

Ota ·

Naganohara · The resort bathhouse is open to day visitors, not just hotel/golf guests.

Tsumagoi · Day-use bathing is explicitly offered and practiced by all reviewers across 2023–2026.

Minakami · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Tsumagoi ·

Kusatsu · Access restricted to residents from 4 or 4 p.m.–10 p.m., but one recent review (Dec 2025) reports full resident-only status; another (Nov 2025) confirms 4 p.m. cutoff; reopened after COVID closure (Sep–Nov 2025).

Kusatsu · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Katashina ·

Numata ·

Minakami · Three reviews describe visiting as day-use, entering, and bathing; no restrictions stated.

Tsumagoi ·

Takasaki · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Listed as a super sento: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami · Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.

Minakami ·