The Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association will be broadcasting a web commercial with the theme of “Family Bath” star ting April 23rd, and the commercial song will be “Eating the Dreams Left by God.” Use “rain”!

The Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association will be releasing a web commercial with the theme of “Family Bath” starting April 23rd, and will be using the CM song to eat the dreams left by God. Use “rain”! ​
COOTS Co., Ltd. Press release: April 23, 2025 The Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association will be broadcasting a web commercial with the theme of “Family Bath” starting April 23rd, and the commercial song will be “Eating the Dreams Left by God.” Use “rain”! Depicting “family love” with the theme of parent-child bath time
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/58928/4/58928-4-36538af71dd1183c7b9df29bd3a5e2d4-1920×1080.jpg The Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association will release a new web commercial “3650 ” on April 23rd. Eat the dream left by God, which is a hot topic on SNS as a commercial song. ‘s “Ame” is used. The key message of this commercial is “See you at the hot springs.” The story depicts the “emotional distance” between a father and son, set in baths and hot springs. As the child grows up, things disappear before they know it. The time you take a bath together, the moment you pick up your child, the casual conversation, the feeling of laughing shoulder to shoulder. It’s not a special break, it just ends quietly. But hot springs have the power to gently offer you a continuation. For some reason, I’ll never forget the time when parents and children lined up and soak in the hot water. What was gone suddenly returns. Such a place is a hot spring. I am drawing a message. In fact, there is data that the average age for boys to take a bath together is 10 years old. *Tokyo Gas Urban Life Research Institute “Recommendations for parent and child bathing” (February 2018) There are sure to be conversations and communication between parents and children that can only be done in a bath or hot spring. Please pay attention to the latest work drawn in “The Power of Hot Springs”.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/58928/4/58928-4-97f68e49d53958e69f2b58e3f7acaf63-1244×348.png ■New WebCM Overview Title: “3650 ” (180 seconds) Cast: Daisuke Nakajima (Isuke Nakajima) Elena Ishiguro Kazusa Sugimura Web CM public URL (released from 10:30 on Wednesday, April 23rd)
https://youtu.be/GdVpWYlPhgU?si=mMrNvPTwYE6qO3Fu Song: Eating the dreams left by God. “Rain” Story : A certain family’s bathroom. There was a special time between father and son. However, their bath time ends quietly, and 15 years have passed. A family visited Kusatsu Onsen with their son, who had just entered the workforce. A nostalgic toy found in the bathroom of an inn causes the father and son’s time to slowly begin to move.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/58928/4/58928-4-139c1bc7b4c2e8e6f39a66d990d81a54-1234×721.png Various information ■About Kusatsu Onsen Kusatsu Onsen is one of Japan’s three famous hot springs. Boasting the highest amount of natural hot spring water in Japan, it gushes out more than 32,300 liters per minute, enough to fill the baths of 160 homes in one minute. This is the reason why Kusatsu’s inns and hot spring facilities are able to provide water flowing directly from the source. This abundance of hot spring water can be seen at tourist attractions such as Nishi-no-Kawara Park and Yubatake, but it can also be experienced at hot spring inns. Please enjoy the “hot springs” to your heart’s content. Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association URL: https://www.kusatsu-onsen.ne.jp/ Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association Official TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kusatsuonsen.kankokyokai Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association Official Twitter:
https://twitter.com/ulovekusatsu Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kusatsu_onsen_official/ ■Contact information Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association: [Person in charge: Fukuda] Address: 1F Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal, 28 Kusatsu, Kusatsu-cho, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma 377-1711 Phone: 0279-88-0800 FAX: 0279-88-0801 Form:
https://www.kusatsu-onsen.ne.jp/contact/index.php?site=kusatsu