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Holidays in Kayo

Your last proper vacay feel like it was an eternity ago? No dramas — book a ticket to Kayo and you'll be heading off in no time!

It sits 1,500 kilometres to the southwest of Japan's capital, Tokyo.

Make sure you bring a picnic hamper and a blanket so you can enjoy a relaxing lunch by the water at Mission Beach or Kise Beach.

Break out on a journey to some nearby natural sights. 25 kilometres out of Kayo, Cape Manza is just waiting to be experienced. Blue Cave, 35 kilometres away, is another lovely place to kick your heels up.

Gesashi Bay's Mangrove and Mount Yonaha are close to the middle of Ogimi, 14 kilometres to the north. After more? Nago, 15 kilometres to the west of Kayo, has Nago Pineapple Park and the Neo Park.

Tourists often head over to Motobu. This place is 25 kilometres to the northwest and not far from Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, the Ocean Expo Memorial Park and Nakijin Gusuku Castle. If you're staying a while, don't forget about Motobu Genki Village and Cape Bisezaki.

There's no better way to experience a destination than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to discover the culture, history and personality of Okinawa by dining on some of its finest food and drink.

Once you pull up a seat and flick through a menu at a restaurant, you'll quickly notice that beef and noodles are some ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

On the hunt for a distinctive Kayo eating experience? There are some signature dishes to watch out for, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and hakata ramen (noodles in pork bone soup).

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't believe in coincidences. There's no tastier way to let your worries melt away than with anpan (sweet roll), a treat often found on dining tables here.

Are you ready for a drink? Toss back a glass or two of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen, a beer that ought to be on your bucket (or pint) list.

If your evening begs for something with a little more bite, try junmaishu. Mixed or neat — your barkeeper ought to know the best way to enjoy it.

Learning how to say a handful of words in the local tongue will make your visit to the Okinawa region that little bit smoother. Try to get your mouth around 'Dōmo arigatō'. It translates to 'thank you'. 'Gomen nasai' ('sorry') is another one you may need.

Don't forget to pencil the 23rd of December in your schedule. To the locals, this means one thing — Birthday of Emperor Akihito. A prominent day of festivities, this is a wonderful time to head to the country.

"後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" doesn't need to be so final. Why not hold onto a few Japanese yens for your next holiday here?

Flying out? Plan a route, pack your suitcase and set an alarm. The closest airport, Naha Airport (OKA), is about 60 kilometres to the southwest.

Hotels in Kayo

Looking for our most popular choices? See what the go is at the Kanucha Bay Hotels & Villas and NifeD Abu. A comfy bed and terrific service await!