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Holidays in Higashisonogi-gun

Yep. We understand. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it high time you planned your next adventure? Higashisonogi-gun awaits!

It sits 950 kilometres to the west of Tokyo, the capital of Japan.

The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, Megane Bridge and the Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims can all be found near Nishisonogi-gun, 30 kilometres away. Consider spending the day here and really soak up these fantastic sights!

Perhaps you'll come across some pebbles to skim across the water as you enjoy a walk along the shoreline at Momochi Beach.

You'll find a number of delightful natural sights around Higashisonogi-gun. Why not venture 16 kilometres to Saikai National Park? Alternatively, experience some of Mother Nature's finest work at Niji-no-Matsubara, 40 kilometres away.

There's nothing like a day spent carving up the slopes at Tenzan Ski Resort. Find a trail map when you arrive and see how much of this snowy playground you can tackle!

Higashisonogi, 3 kilometres to the southeast, is popular for Todoroki-No-Taki Falls and Ureshino Onsen Tourist Information Center. Why not find your way there and go to these popular sights? Alternatively, stop at Ureshino, 13 kilometres to the east of Higashisonogi-gun, for Yutoku Inari Shrine and Marchen Mura.

Feel like visiting Tozan Shrine, the History and Forklore Museum of ARITA and the Kyushu Ceramic Museum? Head along to Arita, 13 kilometres to the north, and set up camp. These attractions, as well as Imaemon Gallery and Aritakan, are all not far away.

Whether you enjoy the opulence of Michelin stars or munching on a simple street snack, tasting the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not treat your taste buds by tucking into some of the region's delectable offerings?

This corner of the world has its own cooking style centred on traditional ingredients and local tastes. Beef and noodles are two common elements in many of the meals.

While you're in Higashisonogi-gun, eat like the locals do. That means tucking into a plate of tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) or hakata ramen (noodles in pork bone soup), two of the region's classic dishes.

Because a life without dessert is no life at all, you should definitely indulge in some anpan (sweet roll). This sweet treat represents the area in just one bite.

If you're feeling thirsty and want to indulge in a glass of amber nectar, we recommend Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen. Go out for happy hour, mingle with new friends and drink in the atmosphere!

Mixed or straight up — doesn't matter! A few rounds of junmaishu should kick start your night out! You should find it most places here, and it's certainly worth a taste.

Your visit to Higashisonogi-gun will certainly be much more fulfilling if you memorise a few of the local phrases. To get you started, try to get your mouth around 'Konbanwa'. This translates as 'good evening'. One more to keep in mind is 'Ikura desu ka?', which means 'how much is this?'.

If you're thinking about heading to Higashisonogi-gun in December, you'll want to be here on the 23rd for Birthday of Emperor Akihito. There's always lots of excitement in the air on this national day of festivities.

Before it's time to say "Sayōnara" to Higashisonogi-gun, check your pockets for any stray change that you can spend on last-minute keepsakes.

Ready to fly home? Choose a route, pack your suitcase and set your alarm clock. The closest airport, Fukuoka Airport (FUK), is around 75 kilometres to the northeast.