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16/4/2015

Kusatsu Onsen Street

A charming street of traditional shops and buildings

Por Peter Sidell

Community writer

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Bears!

There are lots of places to buy snacks, like barbequed fish on a stick

There are lots of places to buy snacks, like barbequed fish on a stick

Some of the buildings are nicely lit up after dark

Some of the buildings are nicely lit up after dark

There are guys handing out free samples of 'Onsen manju', tasty steamed buns

There are guys handing out free samples of 'Onsen manju', tasty steamed buns

Yubatake, at one end of Onsen Street

Yubatake, at one end of Onsen Street

Lots of stores display their wares outside

Lots of stores display their wares outside

This store sells chopsticks and other tableware

This store sells chopsticks and other tableware

There are lots of places to buy snacks, like barbequed fish on a stick

Some of the buildings are nicely lit up after dark

There are guys handing out free samples of 'Onsen manju', tasty steamed buns

Yubatake, at one end of Onsen Street

Lots of stores display their wares outside

This store sells chopsticks and other tableware

One pleasure of visiting Kusatsu is ambling slowly around its narrow streets of traditional buildings, and a good place to do this is 'Onsen Street', running roughly from the town's focus of Yubatake ('Hot water field') to the stately Kusatsu Hotel. There are clothing stores and souvenir shops, stores dedicated to teddy-bears, tableware and exquisite glassware, and vendors selling cakes, boiled eggs and other snacks for you to nibble on as you stroll around.

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