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Watari is 170 miles north of Tokyo, the nation's capital city.

Grab the sunscreen and head 25 miles northeast to Nobiru Beach. It's a scenic place to rest and relax.

If you enjoy exploring Mother Nature, visit some of the Watari region's natural environs. Fukuura Island is located 25 miles away from Watari, while Fukuurajima lies 25 miles away.

If you're passionate about soccer, you will love Sendai Stadium. It's the home of the Vegalta Sendai and Sony Sendai FC, and located in Sendai, 20 miles north of Watari. Relive the match's highlights over a few drinks with local fans after the game in one of the nearby pubs, clubs or bars.

Spend the day on the slopes this season at Uenono Ski Area, 50 miles from the center of Watari. Also check out Sumikawa Snow Park, 20 miles away.

Mt. Shihozan and Kakuda Civil Golf Course are just a handful of the worthwhile places in Sagura, a destination 6 miles away from Watari. You could also try Kakuda Park and Ogawara Park in Kakuda. This destination rests 7 miles away from Watari.

The regional hub of Natori, just 9 miles north from Watari, is where it's all at. It has many interesting attractions worth making the journey for, including Dainenji Temple, Atago Shrine and Tohoku University. Don't head back until you've also gone to Shibari Jizoson and Museum of the Forest of Depths of the Earth.

The traditional food here has its own aromas and flavors, so be sure to delve into the area's menus.

Immerse yourself in the exciting culinary culture and try some beef and noodles. These two ingredients are found seemingly everywhere in the region.

Some popular dishes worth trying are tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and tebasaki (fried chicken wings).

If you've got a craving for a delectable dessert, anpan (sweet roll) is a must.

Grab your buddies and order a round or two from a nearby watering hole. Don't fuss with the drinks list. If beer is what you're looking for, Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen is what you want!

Genmaicha (green tea with brown rice), an alcohol-free drink, is the ideal choice at any time of the day.

Considered one of the most beloved regional spirits, junmaishu definitely has a kick to it!

As you prepare to head off on your vacation, why not attempt to get to know a number of relevant lines in Japanese? Konbanwa translates to good evening. How much is this? is another good one to have in your bag of tricks, so learn to pronounce Ikura desu ka.

Pull out all the stops and party for Birthday of Emperor Akihito, a nation-wide celebration that takes place on the 23rd of December.

As the end of your trip nears, say an emotional "Sayōnara" to Watari, and take comfort in knowing that all the yen you spent are nothing compared to the amount of fun you had.

Sendai Airport is your handiest airport at 7 miles to the north, so just make sure that you give yourself enough time.