Mikurajima-mura Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Mikurajima-mura

Dying to get away from it all? Can't stop following hashtags like #BeautifulLandscape? Then base yourself in Mikurajima-mura and take a trip through the beautiful beaches of Kanagawa.

It's situated 200 kilometres south of Tokyo, the capital of Japan.

Want to expand your horizons? Miyakejima is 25 kilometres to the north of Mikurajima-mura and Kozushima-mura is 55 kilometres to the northwest. Get in the car and discover what's happening out there!

About 85 kilometres to the south, Hachijo Jima Island is a destination chock-full with activities. The Hachijo Island History and Folklore Museum, the Hachijo Botanical Garden and Nanbara Senjojiki are all pretty close. That said, Mt. Mihara and Mt.Nishiyama are also worthwhile.

An invigorating way to discover the surrounding area is to go on an outdoor adventure. Mountain biking is one of the most popular pastimes around here. But if you'd rather try something else, there's always hiking.

When it comes to taking it easy, there's nothing better than venturing outside and going shore fishing or sunbathing.

Reduce the stress of travel planning by doing a few cycling tours, city walking tours and culinary tours. Rub shoulders with fellow travellers as your dependable tour guide shows you all that the region has to offer.

Whether you're doggy paddling in it, drifting on top of it or bouncing along its surface, not much beats spending time near the water. You can get involved in various watersports here, such as swimming and wind surfing.

We're not quite sure how they managed to cram so much into the region's art museums, history museums, art galleries, theaters and indoor markets. Step inside the doors and take in what they have on offer.

On a clear day, pack up the kids and head outside to discover the surrounding area's open-air museums, open-air markets and gardens.

Uncover the region's lively past by visiting a few of the close-by ruins, castles, old towns and historic palaces. If a tour guide isn't around, make sure you do some of your own research.

Searching for a bit of peace and quiet? You might just find what you're seeking at Mikurajima-mura's temples and shrines.

Are you ready to chew, nibble, chomp, gnaw and slurp your way around Kanagawa? A world of tempting flavours awaits you here, so dress in your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

This part of the world has some unique recipes centred on local ingredients. You'll find beef and noodles are regularly used in many of the meals.

Ask a local what they recommend eating and tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) will likely be among the first things they mention. Shuto (fermented fish) is another of the region's signature foods you might like to tuck into.

Holiday calories don't count, right? So it's a wonderful excuse to indulge your sweet tooth in some anpan (sweet roll), a favourite dessert.

It can be difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to excellent beers, but one brew worth tasting is Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen. Grab a glass and drink up!

Ever heard of junmaishu? It's one of the most delicious ways to add some zing to your evening in Kanagawa. Have a taste and then throw back a shot!

Your time spent in the Kanagawa region will certainly be more satisfying if you put in the effort to learn a few of the local expressions. Try to get your mouth around 'Isshoni odorimasenka?'. It means 'would you like to dance?'. 'Ikura desu ka?', which means 'how much is this?', is another one you might need.

Intend to be here around the 23rd of December? Luck is on your side. On this date every year, the whole nation comes together to celebrate Birthday of Emperor Akihito.

When it finally comes time to leave, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one last "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" to Mikurajima-mura.

When it's time to pack your suitcase and take off, the closest terminal, Mt. Fuji - Shizuoka Airport (FSZ), is 170 kilometres to the northwest.