Building: SPA GOZANOYU， TOJI PARK， NETSUNOYU
草津温泉 御座之湯，湯路広場，熱乃湯
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421, Oaza-Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma-ken
Kusatsu Onsen Goza-no-Yu, Yumiji Plaza, and Netsu-no-Yu represent a contemporary approach to Japanese hot spring architecture completed in 2013. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this commercial facility thoughtfully integrates modern design with traditional bathing culture. Located in Kusatsu, Gunma Prefecture, the complex serves as both a functional visitor destination and an architectural statement. The design demonstrates sensitivity to the historic spa town's character while introducing contemporary spatial planning and aesthetic principles that enhance the experience of this renowned thermal resort area.
Kusatsu Onsen Goza-no-Yu, Yumiji Plaza, and Netsu-no-Yu represent a contemporary approach to Japanese hot spring architecture completed in 2013. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this commercial facility thoughtfully integrates modern design with traditional bathing cultur
...Kusatsu Onsen Goza-no-Yu, Yumiji Plaza, and Netsu-no-Yu represent a contemporary approach to Japanese hot spring architecture completed in 2013. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this commercial facility thoughtfully integrates modern design with traditional bathing culture. Located in Kusatsu, Gunma Prefecture, the complex serves as both a functional visitor destination and an architectural statement. The design demonstrates sensitivity to the historic spa town's character while introducing contemporary spatial planning and aesthetic principles that enhance the experience of this renowned thermal resort area.