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Holidays in Ogasawara

Life in the city driving you crazy? Pretty sure a change of scene and a bit of green would get you sorted? Then whisk yourself away to Ogasawara and mellow out among the lush rivers, cliffs, sandy beaches and coral reefs of Tokyo.

The nation's capital city, Tokyo, can be found about 1,150 kilometres to the north of Ogasawara.

Cycling and shore fishing are a couple of great ways to slow down if all that sightseeing has left you feeling a little fatigued.

Not here for as long as you'd like to be? Joining some guided nature walks, cycling tours, city walking tours and culinary tours will ensure you get as much as possible out of your adventure.

You don't have to be a bird to fly high above the land below. Sky diving is a spectacular way to see the area from a different perspective.

Indulge in one of your hobbies or try your hand at something new in the waters of Tokyo. There are a number of exhilarating watersports on offer, such as swimming and snorkeling.

You're bound to find a range of treasures packed into the region's art museums, nature museums, history museums, art galleries, theaters, indoor markets and palaces.

When the weather is right, head outdoors to explore the surrounding area's open-air museums, open-air exhibits, street art, open-air markets and gardens.

Get in touch with the history nerd within by stopping at a few old towns and historic palaces. They're great places to learn a few things about the region's past.

If you want an experience beyond the physical world, consider a visit to some temples and shrines. It's a great opportunity to explore some of Ogasawara's spiritual beliefs.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by venturing out and tasting the local food and drink at various cafés, bars and restaurants in town.

Beef and noodles are some typical ingredients in many of the dishes here. If you don't have a love for them already, you may by the end of your getaway!

There's always a local recipe or two you must try, and during your stay in Ogasawara, tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) is among them. Fukagawa-meshi (clam and leek soup with rice) is some more traditional fare that's an essential experience for food lovers.

Do you still have a little room left after the main course? Then place an order for anpan (sweet roll), a mouthwatering sweet treat.

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

Junmaishu is the go-to spirit for many locals. Throw down a shot to get the party started!

Get in with your hosts by practising a handful of expressions in Japanese. 'Yoi ichinichi o' may be very useful. It's how you say 'have a nice day'. 'Gokoūn o inorimasu' ('good luck') is one more you may need.

Be sure to put the 23rd of December in your schedule. To the locals, this means just one thing — Birthday of Emperor Akihito. A notable day of festivities, this is an excellent time of year to travel to the country.

The good news is that Ogasawara isn't going anywhere, so this "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" needn't be your last!