Nantan Holiday Deals

Nantan Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nantan

Thrills. Relaxation. Thrills. Relaxation. Off to Nantan but can't make up your mind what sort holiday you're looking for? Don't get in a flap! We'll help sort it out.

If you journey 160 kilometres of Nantan, you'll find the major city of Okayama.

Does a coastal stroll sound like an amazing way to spend a day? Take the family to Nishikinohama Beach Park or Goshiki Beach Park.

You won't need to venture too far to see some splendid natural sights. Find a set of wheels and head in the direction of Minoh Waterfall, 40 kilometres away from Nantan, for a chilled-out day. Or perhaps Ono Dam is more your type of thing? It sits just 10 kilometres away.

Join the legion of devoted fans rooting for the Kyoto Sanga FC at their home ground of Nishikyogoku Athletic Stadium, 30 kilometres away in Kyoto. You can blend in with the locals by getting into the team colours, purple and white.

Enjoy the sensation of the ice-cold wind whizzing past as you carve down the mountain at Wakasu Kogen Oya Ski Area. If you're on a mission to find more of that precious powder, pack up your skis or snowboard and head to Wakasa Hyounosen Ski Area.

If you're contemplating travelling further afield, journey 15 kilometres west to Kyotanba. It's here you'll find Shizushi Gorge Mine and Tamba Sports Park. We also suggest going to Kameoka, 25 kilometres to the south, for the Anaoji Temple and the Kaya No Sato Country.

Plan on going to Obama? This place is only 35 kilometres to the northeast. If you're setting up base here, make sure you check out the Jinguji Temple, the Hagaji Temple and the Enshoji Temple. Also consider swinging by Wakasa Fisherman's Wharf and the Miketsukuni Wakasa Obama Food Culture Museum.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while you're in Kyoto. Give your taste buds a little loving too by tucking into the local food and beverage offerings. After all, you can't say you've really experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Once you pull up a seat and leaf through a menu at a café or restaurant, you'll soon discover that beef and noodles are a couple of ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

When Nantan locals talk to you about their favourite food, it's likely you'll hear tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) or yudofu (tofu simmered with kelp) mentioned once or twice. These much-loved dishes form part of the region's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-eat list.

Anpan (sweet roll) is a dessert that tells the story of this place in just one bite. Order up a serving and then get another one to go!

You haven't lived until you've had a sip of the local beer. Whether you'd like to wet your whistle or get a bit of liquid courage to make new friends, ask for Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen.

Junmaishu is what most locals drink when the evening demands something a touch stronger. Ask the barkeeper for a sample and enjoy the warm glow.

You're going all the way to Nantan, so why not put in a little extra effort to learn a handful of words in the local language? It will make your experience here all the sweeter. 'Yoi ichinichi o' may be very useful. It translates to 'have a nice day'. Perhaps you'll find 'Dōmo arigatō' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? This means 'thank you'.

If you have the good luck to be in Nantan on the 23rd of December, get ready for some festivities! Birthday of Emperor Akihito sees crowds of people celebrating this auspicious date.

When it comes time to say "Sayōnara" to Nantan, don't stress — it will always be there awaiting your next visit!

If you're travelling by plane, you'll likely go through Itami Airport (ITM). It's 50 kilometres to the south. Pack up your bag, find a convenient route and set that alarm!

Hotels in Nantan

The Miyama Futon & Breakfast Thatched Cottages and Hiyoshi Forest Resort Yama-no-Ie are worth taking a look at. If you like what you're seeing, you better move fast! These digs are highly sought-after for their relaxing rooms and great service.