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Holidays in Kasuge

Relaxation. Adventure. Relaxation. Adventure. Off to Kasuge but can't figure out what kinda holiday you're after? Stop stressing! We'll help sort it out.

It's situated 510 kilometres to the north of Tokyo, the national capital of Japan.

The soothing sounds of nature await you at Mount Iwaki. It lies just 45 kilometres away, so you won't have to be stuck inside your car all day. The Akita Environmental and Cultural Village, 40 kilometres away, is one more recommended option.

Don't just watch sport on the television, feel it, live it and enjoy it at Odate Jukai Dome! Located 30 kilometres away in Odate, it's a superb place to get your fix whether you’re cheering for the home or away team.

Dangle your legs from the chairlift at Appi Kogen Ski Resort as you think about your next run. Along with Owani Onsen Ski Resort, this winter playground offers some of the best skiing in the region.

Noshiro, 12 kilometres to the southwest, is well known for the Zenkoji Temple and Noshiro Park. Why not find your way there and check out these excellent sights? Alternatively, you could head to Odate, 25 kilometres to the east of Kasuge, for Odate Folk Museum and the Odate Hachiko.

There's no better way to experience a destination than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to explore the culture, history and personality of Akita by dining on some of its most fabulous food and drink.

Looking for an introduction to the local fare? We suggest you get an appreciation for beef and noodles, two essential ingredients which make up dishes here.

No true culinary adventurer would leave Kasuge without sampling some of the culinary specialties, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and jappa-jiru (fish gut and vegetable soup).

Because a life without dessert isn't a life worth living, you should definitely introduce your palate to anpan (sweet roll). This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one bite.

Has all this sightseeing worked up a thirst? Knock back a glass of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen, a beer that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Junmaishu is what the locals have when the night beckons for something with more bite. Ask your bartender for a tiny taste and see if it does the job.

More experienced travellers often make an effort to memorise a few words and phrases in the local tongue. Many find that being able to exchange some words with the locals isn't just convenient, it's really fun too! 'Konnichiwa' can be translated as 'hello'. One more often used phrase is 'Wakarimasen' ('I don't understand').

What better way to discover more about a place than by experiencing a day of national celebration? There'll be lots of festivities planned for Birthday of Emperor Akihito on the 23rd of December.

Before it's time to say "Sayōnara" to Kasuge, check your pockets for any remaining change that you can spend on last-minute souvenirs.

When it's time to pack your bags and hit the tarmac, the closest terminal, New Chitose Airport (CTS), is 300 kilometres to the north.