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Holidays in Kusu-gun

Your last holiday feel like it was eons ago? Don't stress — book a ticket to Kusu-gun and you'll be heading off in a heartbeat!

It's 830 kilometres west of Tokyo, Japan's capital city.

Spend an hour or two with ocean views at Momochi Beach or Iwaya Beach.

It's no secret that spending time outdoors is good for your mind and body. With that in mind, why wouldn't you travel 40 kilometres out of Kusu-gun to Mount Aso? Aso National Park, just 40 kilometres away, is one more recommended choice.

Whether you're a soccer supporter or you just want to lose yourself in the exhilarating atmosphere, you'll want to go to a live game at Oita Big Eye Stadium, the home ground of the Oita Trinita. You'll find the arena 45 kilometres away in Oita.

Whether you're looking to perfect your turns or just return to base in one piece, Oita has the slopes for you. Get your kicks at either Tenzan Ski Resort or Gokase Highland Ski & Snowboard.

Ryumon Waterfall and Road Station Dowanosatokusu are close to the centre of Kusu-machi, 5 kilometres to the northwest. Eager for more? Yutsubo, 7 kilometres to the southeast of Kusu-gun, is known for the Yufuin Country Club and the Kuju Natural Zoo.

Spend a while strolling around the Cuddly Dominion, the Hanaasobi Garden and Kodainosato Museum of Art. They are all close to the middle of Aso, 35 kilometres away. Need something else to do? Aso shrine and Road Station Aso should also be on your to-do list.

To really experience a destination is to try the local food and drink, so get ready to chomp, chew, slurp and sip your way across Oita. The only thing you need to bring with you is a robust appetite!

Curious about some of the standard ingredients that are used here? Get ready to taste beef and noodles in a few of your meals.

Are you looking for a traditional Kusu-gun dining experience? There are some specialty dishes to keep an eye out for, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and hakata ramen (noodles in pork bone soup).

If dessert is your thing, you won't be disappointed. Try anpan (sweet roll), a yummy treat that's sure to hit your sweet spot.

If you truly want to see the big pitcher, grab the hopportunity to toss down a beer. Schooner rather than later! Cheesy beer puns aside, don't forget to try Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen, one of the leading local brews.

On the rocks or neat — it really doesn't matter! A few shots of junmaishu ought to kick start your night out! It's a local favourite here, and it's certainly worth a try.

You're travelling all the way to the Oita region, so why not put in a little extra effort to learn a handful of words and expressions in the local language? Trust us, it'll make your whole trip a more authentic one. 'Konnichiwa' may be very handy. It translates to 'hello'. Another one for the memory bank is 'Kanpai', meaning 'cheers/good health!'.

Want to join in on all the Birthday of Emperor Akihito festivities? Mark down the 23rd of December on your calendar and get ready to kick up your heels!

It's always sad to say "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" to Kusu-gun, but you can always come back!

With some preparation, making it to Fukuoka Airport (FUK), the closest airport, won't be too hard. It's 80 kilometres northwest of the centre of Kusu-gun.