Oku-magino Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Oku-magino

Your last getaway feel like it was centuries ago? Don't stress — book a ticket to Oku-magino and you'll be heading off in a jiffy!

The nation's capital city, Tokyo, is located around 60 kilometres to the east of Oku-magino.

Spend at least a few hours relaxing on the shore and soaking up the views at Yuigahama or Shichirigahama.

Longing for a little time out in nature? Grab your car keys and take off to Mount Fuji, 40 kilometres away from Oku-magino. You can also feel the warm glow of the sun on your skin at Mount Takao, 13 kilometres away.

Settle in for some exciting baseball action at Seibu Dome in Tokorozawa, 35 kilometres away. Remember to show your love for home team the Saitama Seibu Lions by slipping into a few pieces of blue, white and red!

The snowy landscapes of Fujimi Panorama Ski Resort and Chateraise Ski Resort Yatsugatake will tempt powder fiends. Grab some ski gear and tackle the varied slopes.

If you're looking to expand your horizons, add a trip to Uenohara to your plan. This place is 8 kilometres to the northwest and is home to Monkey Bridge and Mount Gozen. Need more ideas? Hinohara is 17 kilometres to the north of Oku-magino and is known for Gundari Shrine and Jinba Highland.

Whether it's for shopping or to see the sights, locals and travellers alike often take the trip to Hadano, 20 kilometres to the southeast. The Kongo-ji Temple, Mt. Tonotake and Tadano Togawa park are all nearby. That said, don't miss out on Mt. San no to and Mt. Hadano Gongen either.

Feeling ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and swig your way through Yamanashi? A world of tempting flavours awaits you here, so slip into your stretchiest slacks and bon appétit!

Want to know some of the staple ingredients that are used here? Prepare to be served beef and noodles in a number of your meals.

You may be eating your way into a bigger set of trousers, but anpan (sweet roll) is certainly worth it. This well-liked dessert will make your taste buds tingle at the very sight of it.

Feeling a bit parched? Shout yourself a glass or two of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen, a beer that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Junmaishu is the spirit of choice for many Yamanashi locals. Order one or two shots to get the party started!

Dedicated travellers will usually make an effort to memorise a few expressions in the local tongue. They find that being able to interact with the local people isn't just useful, it's good fun too! 'Ohayō gozaimasu' can be translated as 'good morning'. There's also 'Konbanwa' ('good evening').

Don't forget to mark the 23rd of December in your diary. In Oku-magino this means one thing — Birthday of Emperor Akihito. A prominent day of festivities, this is a wonderful time of year to head to the country.

"Sayōnara" doesn't need to be so final. Why not put away a few Japanese yens for when you return?

Are you wondering where the nearest airport is? Well, it's called Haneda Airport (HND) and it's 60 kilometres east.