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About 25 miles to the southwest of Akitakata stands Hiroshima.

Are you craving some fun in the sun? Two of the most popular places to get your fill are Inasa Beach, 50 miles to the north, and Kirara Road Station, 40 miles to the north.

When you start to crave the sights and sounds of nature, load up your daypack and head to Mount Noro, located 30 miles from Akitakata. Another option is Hiroshima City Forestry Park, 20 miles away.

Wakunaga Manji Memorial Garden is a wonderful natural attraction within the immediate vicinity. It'll appeal to people of all ages.

Hiroshima Big Arch Stadium is 25 miles to the southwest of Akitakata. It's here you can witness the Sanfrecce Hiroshima play a home game. Purple and white are the colors of the Sanfrecce Hiroshima, so be sure to don some.

Hit the slopes this season at Dogoyamakogen Ski Area, 40 miles from Akitakata. Also check out Mizuho Highland Ski Area, 18 miles away.

For those who feel like they have explored enough of Akitakata, Miyoshi offers something a bit different. Roughly 12 miles to the northeast, it's where you will see Okuda Genso Sayume Art Museum and Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery.

Around 19 miles to the south of Akitakata is Higashihiroshima, an important regional center where you can visit Namitakiji Onsen, Akikokubunji Temple and Kamoizumi Sake Brewery. Kamotsuru Sake Brewery and Kyozenji Temple are also popular options.

To really understand Hiroshima, make sure you check out its bars, cafés and restaurants.

Tourists are certain to notice an abundance of beef and noodles, a couple of popular regional ingredients.

Tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and hako-zushi (square sushi) are two well-known dishes for you to try.

No dining experience can come to an end until you've had a little something sweet. Anpan (sweet roll) is sure to do the trick.

Sit back with a few bottles of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen, a cherished beer.

If you want to have a non-alcoholic beverage, genmaicha (green tea with brown rice) is definitely an option.

To end the perfect night out, try out junmaishu, a beloved spirit.

The true soul of a destination resonates not just in its architecture, but also within its language. Picking up just a handful of day-to-day words and expressions in Japanese will make your stay all the more rewarding. Yoi ichinichi o is the Japanese way to say have a nice day. Kanpai is also useful. It means cheers/good health.

A vibrant national celebration, Birthday of Emperor Akihito is something that you shouldn't miss. It takes place on the 23rd of December.

When it's nearly time to depart, say one last "Sayōnara" to Akitakata, and be confident that all the yen you spent are nothing compared to the fun you had.

If you want to find the nearest airport, it's 25 miles to the southeast.