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From Hanyu, it's 35 miles south to Tokyo and 50 miles south to Yokohama.

Take the youngsters along to Saitama Aquarium for a memorable day of family bonding.

Life is better after some time at the beach. You now have access to a bunch of them, including Makuhari Beach, 45 miles to the southeast, and Funabashi Sanbanze Ocean Park, 40 miles to the southeast.

Adventurous types will be delighted by the beautiful natural areas of Saitama. Navel Park is located 11 miles away from Hanyu, while Musashi Kyuryo National Government Park is only 12 miles away.

Luckily, there are a few exquisite areas that are easy to get to. A trip to Hanyu Suigo Park or Tonegawa River Kasenjiki Green Space Park is certainly worth considering.

Sports enthusiasts should see the Urawa Red Diamonds play a home game at Saitama Stadium 2002. It's in Saitama, 20 miles southeast of Hanyu. Be sure to wear red and black, the team colors.

There isn't much else like skiing on fresh snow. Go to Hunter Mountain Shiobara or Oze Hinoemata Onsen after the first snowfall.

Make your way to Meiwa-machi and experience Kiyasse Hanyu and Zenchoji Temple. It's approximately 3 miles out of Hanyu, and well worth the trip. Alternatively, you could stop by Hyakkannon Thermal Baths and Washinomiya Shrine in Kazo. This destination is 5 miles from Hanyu.

Itakura-machi is 5 miles to the northeast of Hanyu. This regional hub is known for Koga Park, Suzume Shrine and Fukuhoji Temple. Tenkoku Art Museum and Furukawa Street Art Museum are some more sites that you won't want to miss.

The food here has its own unique flavors, so make sure you sample as much as possible!

Of the many ingredients you'll uncover during your tasting tour, beef and noodles are among the most utilized.

Tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and sushi (raw seafood on vinegar rice) are just two well-known menu items with their own unique tastes.

And as for dessert, you won't be able to resist some dreamy anpan (sweet roll).

If exploring the wonderful world of beer is your thing, grab a table with your mates and order a round of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen. Clink your glasses and enjoy one of the region's best-loved brews.

If you are not really a drinker, genmaicha (green tea with brown rice) is an option.

Don't leave without ordering junmaishu. This local liquor is perfect for those that are after a hard drink.

Impress the locals by pulling out some basic phrases in Japanese during your stay. Oyasumi nasai is the Japanese way of saying good night. You can also try Gomen nasai (sorry).

An exciting national celebration, Birthday of Emperor Akihito is something you won't want to miss. It all kicks off on the 23rd of December.

At the end of your vacation in Hanyu, pack your bags, spend your final yen and say a heartfelt "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" to this fantastic part of the world.

If you plan on arriving and departing by air, you'll want to know that the handiest airport is roughly 45 miles to the south.

As there are only limited Expedia hotels in Hanyu and its immediate surroundings, you should book early if you are planning on spending the night.

The following Hanyu hotels are worth looking into, the Route-Inn Grantia Hanyu Spa Resort and Hotel Route Inn Konosu