Onioshidashi Volcanic Park, Shiraito Waterfall & Kusatsu Free Time

Visit Onioshidashi Park in Gunma Prefecture. The Park is a natural facility which was completey inundated by lava due to the huge eruption of Mt. Asama in 1783. The park was given its name from the impression that a demon pushed out of the lava from the crater. The jet-black lava rock is a unique spectacle that cannot be seen anywhere else. Outnext stop is the 3-meter high and 70-meter wide Shiraito waterfall in Nagano Prefecture. The waterfall, formed by ground water, takes 6 years to flow through the rocks form the mountain. Our last destination is Kusatsu Onsen. It is one of Japan's most famous hot spring resorts. In the center of Kusatsu town is Yubatake, the largest hot spring supplying Kusatsu Onsen, with cascading gushes of srping water of as much as 4,000 liters per minute. This dynamic, overwhelming display is a must see. 

Wear: Confortable clothes and shoes

Bring: Yen for shopping, food/drinks

*Please bring change of clothes and towels, if you are planning to go to hot springs.