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Holidays in Kimino

If that Chrissie money you got from Gran is burning a hole in your wallet, why not spend it on a ticket to Kimino? We assure you — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

From Kimino, venture about 140 kilometres northwest to reach the exciting city of Okayama.

You might encounter some enchanting seashells as you enjoy a walk down the shoreline at Nishikinohama Beach Park.

There are some pleasant natural sights just outside of Kimino. Why not travel 50 kilometres to Yoshino-Kumano National Park? Alternatively, enjoy Mother Nature's handiwork at Kongo-Ikoma Quasi-National Park, 45 kilometres away.

Whatever your religion, you're sure to be enchanted by the peaceful atmosphere of Nogami Hachimangu.

If you can't imagine a getaway that doesn't involve some live sports, check what events are scheduled at Osaka Rinkai Sports Center. It's likely something will be on while you visit. You can find the venue 40 kilometres away in Takaishi.

Nothing compares to a day spent zipping down the trails at Rokkosan Ski Area. Grab a trail map once you arrive and see how much of this snowy playground you can master!

If you want to do a little exploring, add a trip to Kaiso-gun to your plan. This locality is 0.4 kilometres to the northwest and features Kiminocho Kamifureai Park and Road Station Araginosato. Want more ideas? Kinokawa is 13 kilometres to the north of Kimino and offers the Negoro-ji Temple and the Ueno Temple Ruins.

Keen to go and check out Marina City Sea Fishing Park, the Onzanso-en Garden and the Nakano B.C. Brewery? Then head to Kainan, 16 kilometres to the west. Wanpaku Park and Porto Europa are also conveniently close and ought to be on your itinerary.

Whether you prefer the opulence of Michelin stars or gulping down a simple street snack, tasting the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not tantalise your taste buds by trying some of the region's finest offerings?

Do you love your beef? How about noodles? Whether you're keen on them or not, they are two essential ingredients commonly used in dishes here.

You don't need to agonise over the restaurant menu when you're in Kimino. Dive straight in and introduce your taste buds to some of the region's most loved dishes, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and yudofu (tofu simmered with kelp).

Dinner isn't dinner without dessert, so don't worry about counting calories for a while and lay into one of the most well-liked after-dinner treats, anpan (sweet roll).

Life's not all beer and skittles, but there's definitely nothing wrong with savouring a cold one once in a while. When you're in Wakayama, ensure it's Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

Heard of junmaishu? It's a tasty way to jumpstart the party in Wakayama. Ask the barkeeper for a taste and then order a round!

More experienced travellers will usually put in some time to learn a couple of words and phrases in the local tongue. They find that being able to exchange some words with the local people isn't just useful, it's really fun too! First of all, try to get your mouth around 'Ohayō gozaimasu'. This translates as 'good morning'. Maybe you'll find 'Hisashiburi' a little bit easier to say? It means 'long time no see'.

Celebrated throughout the entire country, Birthday of Emperor Akihito happens on the 23rd of December. If you're lucky enough to be here during this important day, it'll be difficult not to get swept up in the exciting atmosphere!

With just a little of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some incredible memories that will last a lifetime, say one last "Sayōnara" to Kimino.

If you'll be flying in and out, you'll likely go through Kansai International Airport (KIX). It's 35 kilometres to the northwest. Pack your suitcases, map a route and set that alarm clock!