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Holidays in Moritake

Moritake is a place with loads of cool stories to tell. If you reckon your life's been a bit vanilla lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

The country's capital, Tokyo, is located approximately 490 kilometres to the south of Moritake.

Are you craving some one-on-one time with Mother Nature? Grab those car keys and visit Mt. Taihei Resort Park, 35 kilometres away from Moritake. You can also get a big breath of fresh air at Mt. Taihei, 40 kilometres away.

Are you a serious sports buff? Then you should investigate the event schedule at Akita Municipal Gymnasium, located 40 kilometres to the south in Akita.

Whether you want to smooth your turns or just make it back to the lodge in one piece, Akita has the slopes you're after. Enjoy some wintry fun at either Appi Kogen Ski Resort or Owani Onsen Ski Resort.

If you'd like to head further afield, add a jaunt to Ogata to your itinerary. This place is 12 kilometres to the southwest and is the home of Ogata Polder Museum and Yuhi Onsen Wao. Want more ideas? Noshiro is 13 kilometres to the northeast of Moritake and is known for the Zenkoji Temple and Noshiro Park.

To really experience a destination is to taste its food and drink, so get ready to crunch, munch, slurp and sip your way through Akita. The only thing you need to take with you is a big appetite!

Are you eager to know some of the typical ingredients used in the local kitchens? Prepare to be served beef and noodles in a few of your meals.

Don't pass up the opportunity to order a plate of tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) or jappa-jiru (fish gut and vegetable soup). These signature meals are highly recommended by the locals.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no tastier way to let your worries melt away than with anpan (sweet roll), a treat that's often found on dining tables here.

Is there anything more pleasurable than knocking back an icy glass of beer topped off with a frothy, white head? Satisfy your thirst and make friends with the locals over some Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

For something a little stronger, ask for a couple of shots of junmaishu. Sip it straight or ask the barkeep for any mixer recommendations.

Knowing how to pronounce a handful of words in the local tongue will make travelling through the Akita region that little bit less challenging. 'Dōmo arigatō' may be very useful. It's how you say 'thank you'. 'O-namae wa nan desu ka', which means 'what's your name?', is also quite common.

There's bound to be some excitement in the air leading up to the 23rd of December. The locals will be making preparations for Birthday of Emperor Akihito, a day of national celebrations.

When it comes time to pack up your belongings, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" to Moritake.

From the middle of Moritake, it's 330 kilometres to the northeast to New Chitose Airport (CTS). This is the closest airport. Make sure you give yourself extra time to make your way there so you don't miss your flight home.