Kamagari Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Kamagari

Got a nasty case of the travel bug? Chillax — we've got the cure. Book a flight to Kamagari and you'll feel a million bucks in no time!

It's situated 120 kilometres from Okayama and its bustling streets.

Spend a couple of hours with ocean views at Kokufu Beach or Zenigata Sunae.

You don't have to be stuck on the road all day to see some nature around these parts. Just 8 kilometres out of Kamagari, Mount Noro is a terrific place to sit back and unwind. More peaceful surrounds await at Hyoutan Pond, 45 kilometres away.

After some electrifying baseball action? Then see the Hiroshima Toyo Carp compete against the opposition on their home ground of Hiroshima Municipal Stadium, which is 35 kilometres away in Hiroshima.

Leave a trail of white powder in your wake as you rocket down the slopes at Asahitengusuton Ski Area. Powder fiends should also experience Mizuho Highland Ski Area.

Interested in visiting the Takehara Museum and the Kaguyahime Museum? They're right near the middle of Takehara, 25 kilometres to the northeast. Alternatively, you could head to Imabari. It's 25 kilometres to the southeast of Kamagari and regarded for the Nankobo and Imabari Castle.

Whether it's for a spot of shopping or to explore the sights, visitors often make the journey to Higashihiroshima, 25 kilometres to the north. The Kamoizumi Sake Brewery, the Akikokubunji Temple and the Kyozenji Temple are all within a stone's throw. Of course, you shouldn't miss out on the Kamotsuru Sake Brewery and Hot Kamo either.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while visiting Hiroshima. Give your taste buds a little lovin' too by trying out the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've really experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

If you're leafing through a menu, there's a strong chance you'll see meals with beef or noodles. They're some ingredients which are commonly used in the cooking here.

No food-loving traveller would visit Kamagari without tasting some of the classic dishes, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and hako-zushi (square sushi).

Because a life without dessert isn't worth living, you should definitely indulge in some anpan (sweet roll). This sweet treat sums up the region in just one mouthful.

Great news, beer enthusiasts. You'll find a few lip-smacking brews to wet your whistle with here. Enjoy a pint of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen in a comfortable bar and remember to text your friends back at home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Junmaishu is the go-to spirit for many locals. Order a shot or two to get the party going!

Your getaway in Kamagari will definitely be more satisfying if you take the time to learn a few of the local phrases and expressions. 'Wakarimasen' may be very useful. It translates to 'I don't understand'. Perhaps you'll find 'Kanpai' easier to say? It means 'cheers/good health!'.

If you have the good luck to be in Kamagari on the 23rd of December, get ready to kick up your heels! Birthday of Emperor Akihito sees crowds of people celebrating this auspicious date.

"Sayōnara" doesn't have to mean farewell forever. Why not hang onto a few Japanese yens for when you come back?

From the centre of Kamagari, it's 220 kilometres to the west to Fukuoka Airport (FUK). This is the nearest airport. Make sure you allow yourself ample time to make your way there so you don't miss your flight home.