Kose Holiday Deals

Kose Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Kose

It's simple — a life full of adventure is a life well-lived. So dig out your passport, pack your gear and say hello to Kose!

If you travel 30 kilometres to the northwest of Kose, you'll reach the bustling city of Okayama.

Enjoy a day by the sea at Kashima Beach or Zenigata Sunae.

It's common knowledge that time spent in the great outdoors can improve your well-being, both mental and physical. In light of that, why wouldn't you travel 35 kilometres out of Kose to Tsusen-en Garden National Park? Washuzan Hill, just 30 kilometres away, is one more recommended option.

Olive Park is an inviting spot for a picnic lunch and a stroll on a pleasant day. Remember to bring your camera!

Don't just watch sport on the TV, live it at Tamano Bicycle Racetrack! Located 18 kilometres away in Tamano, it's the ideal place to get your fix whether you're going for the home or away team.

Enjoy the sensation of the ice-cold wind whizzing past as you snowboard down the mountain at Wakasu Kogen Oya Ski Area. If you're really chasing that fresh powder, head to Chikusa Highlands Ski Area.

If you'd like to do a bit of exploring, add a jaunt to Tonosho to your plan. This locality is 5 kilometres to the northeast and is home to the Big Kannon Statue and the Tonosho Port. After some more ideas? Shozu is 13 kilometres to the east of Kose and offers Olive Garden 1st Origin and Rikyuhachiman Shrine.

Travellers and locals alike often make the trip to Sakaide. This place is 30 kilometres to the southwest and not too far from the Koshointenno-ji Temple, Kandani Shrine and the Shiromineji Temple. If you're planning to stay a while, don't forget about Goshikidai Visitor Center and Sanuki Museum of Soy Sauce Art.

There's a world full of surprising flavours waiting to meet your taste buds in Kagawa. With so many tempting things to indulge in, all you need to bring with you is a solid appetite — and perhaps your stretchiest denims.

If you're leafing through a menu, there's a strong chance you'll come across dishes with beef or noodles. They're just two ingredients regularly used in the cooking here.

Don't miss your chance to dig into a plate of tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) or sawachi ryori (sushi and raw fish). These signature meals come highly recommended by the locals.

You won't need too much convincing to indulge in some anpan (sweet roll), a treat that'll make you want to sever all ties and settle down here.

It's impossible to get the full travelling experience until you've knocked back the local brew. Whether you're looking to satisfy your thirst or get some liquid courage to meet new people, order Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

Seeking something a little stronger? You have to taste junmaishu. Ask the barkeeper if it's good in any mixed drinks or cocktails. Failing that, order a shot and enjoy it neat!

You're travelling all the way to the Kagawa region, so why not put in a little extra effort to learn a handful of expressions and greetings in the local language? Trust us, it'll make your whole experience that much sweeter. Try to get your lips around 'Ohayō gozaimasu'. It translates as 'good morning'. Another often used phrase is 'お誕生日おめでとうございます(otanjōbi omedetō gozaimasu)' ('happy birthday').

Held each year on the 23rd of December, Birthday of Emperor Akihito holds an important place in the locals' hearts and minds. It offers an excellent chance to discover the country's history and let your hair down while you're at it!

Before you pack up your belongings and wave "Sayōnara", why not spend the last bits of your holiday allowance and treat yourself to some mementos of Kose?

Getting to your flight on time can sometimes be an ordeal. However, it won't be too much of a struggle if you've made a plan. The nearest terminal, Kansai International Airport (KIX), is 100 kilometres to the east.

Hotels in Kose

You'll jump out of bed with a smile if you opt to stay at one of our best-rated accommodations, such as the Hotel Green Plaza Shodoshima and Resort Hotel Olivean Shodoshima.