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Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is about 150 miles to the south of Yonezawa.

Senami Onsen Beach, 45 miles northwest of Yonezawa, is not to be missed. Take a stroll and breathe in the fresh air at this attractive place.

If you want to take a walk on the wild side of life, visit one or two of the region's nature areas. Kamasaki Onsen is 25 miles from Yonezawa, while Obara Onsen lies 25 miles away.

A natural escape is awaiting you at Matsugasaki Park. It's so close that you barely have to leave your hotel.

When it comes to sporting events, there's nothing better than being right in the middle of a roaring crowd! Head to Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium in Fukushima, 16 miles to the southeast of Yonezawa. Grab a beer after the game and reflect on the top moments.

Avid skiers will be glad to know that there are several ski resorts within driving distance, including Sumikawa Snow Park and Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort.

Like the sound of Keji Maeda's Tomb and Miyasaka Museum? They're in Sasanomachi, roughly 1 mile out of Yonezawa. Akutsu Hachiman Shrine and Yamagata Prefectural Ukitamu Fudoki-no-oka Archaeological Museum are some more sights. These are about 9 miles out of Yonezawa, in Higashiokitama-gun.

You need to head 11 miles northeast from Yonezawa to end up in Takahata. There's lots to see and do there, such as Road Station Takahata, Daishoji Temple and Takahatamachi Taiyokan. If time allows, also drop in at Eboshiyama Park and Eboshiyama Hachimangu Shrine.

The cuisine here has its own special flavors, so jump on in and try as much as you can!

Start off your culinary experience by tasting the eclectic mix of locally sourced ingredients, such as beef and noodles.

You'll want to sample some local dishes, such as tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and jappa-jiru (fish gut and vegetable soup).

Why not taste-test some anpan (sweet roll)? This irresistible dessert is ideal for sweet tooths.

If you're after a quality brew, see what you think of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen. Most places ought to have it on tap.

Genmaicha (green tea with brown rice) is a beloved alcohol-free drink that one can order at any time of day.

For something a tad stronger, get some junmaishu and propose a toast to your courteous hosts.

Perhaps one of the greatest courtesies you can offer to the locals you meet on your travels is to put in the effort to speak a few common words and phrases. Konbanwa means good evening. Isshoni odorimasenka? (would you like to dance?) is also essential.

If you're here for the 23rd of December, you'll be able to take part in the festive fun of Birthday of Emperor Akihito, a day of celebration across the country.

When it's time to leave this great place, be sure to bid a heartfelt "Sayōnara".

If you'd like to find the closest airport, it's 45 miles to the southeast.

Accommodation in Yonezawa

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The following Yonezawa accommodation options are worth checking out, the Best Western The Japonais Yonezawa and Hotel Route-Inn Yonezawa Ekihigashi