Nowara Holiday Deals

Nowara Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nowara

Been diagnosed with a nasty case of the travel bug? Relax — we've got the perfect cure. Book a ticket to Nowara and you'll feel better in no time!

You'll find one of Japan's most important cities just a couple of hours from Nowara. Okayama is situated 200 kilometres to the northeast.

Take some deep breaths of fresh air and enjoy the natural surrounds of Imosenotaki Falls. It's located 50 kilometres away from Nowara. You'll also discover some peace and quiet at Yuno Onsen, 35 kilometres away.

When it comes to skiing and snowboarding, there are some lucky people who are able to zip effortlessly down any run. For others, merely staying on two feet is hard enough. No matter your abilities, you'll love the action on offer at Geihoku Kokusai Ski Area.

The Shunan City Zoo and Toishi Hachimangu Shrine are not far from the centre of Kudamatsu, 10 kilometres to the northwest. Eager for more? Iwakuni, 30 kilometres to the northeast of Nowara, features Kintaikyo Bridge and Kikko Park.

Want to visit Ozu Castle, the Ozu Akarengakan and Garyu Sanso? Head over to Ozu, 75 kilometres to the southeast, and set up base. These sights, as well as the Ozu City Museum and Yokaichi Old Town, are all close at hand.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but add travel to the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your biggest loves by eating and drinking your way through Yamaguchi.

Want to try some of the regional cuisine? We recommend getting a taste for beef and noodles, two common ingredients which make up some of the dishes here.

You don't need to dither over the restaurant menu when you're in Nowara. Get stuck right in and try the region's signature dishes, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and hako-zushi (square sushi).

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't think that's a coincidence. There's no tastier way to let your concerns melt away than with anpan (sweet roll), a treat often found on dinner tables here.

Is there anything more satisfying than tossing back a pint of beer with a fluffy, white head? Satisfy your thirst and rub shoulders with a few locals over a round of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

Neat, on ice, in a cocktail — it doesn't matter! Several shots of junmaishu should get the party started! It's a local favourite here, and it's certainly worth a taste.

You'll be travelling all that way to the Yamaguchi region, so why not put in a bit more effort to learn a few words in the local tongue? It will make your whole trip that little bit more fulfilling. 'Konnichiwa' may be very useful. It's how you say 'hello'. Maybe you'll find 'お誕生日おめでとうございます(otanjōbi omedetō gozaimasu)' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? This means 'happy birthday'.

If you're heading to Nowara on the 23rd of December, get ready to kick up your heels! Birthday of Emperor Akihito see many locals celebrating this auspicious date.

With just a little bit of your travel allowance remaining in your wallet and some amazing memories that will last a lifetime, say one last "Sayōnara" to Nowara.

Time to hit the tarmac? Pack up your suitcase, set your alarm clock and map out a route to Fukuoka Airport (FUK). It's some 140 kilometres to the west.