"Awaji Hana Sajiki" flower park is a flower park located on a hill overlooking the ocean!
Every season,it is filled with flowers and it's a very good scenic spot.
Admission fee : free
Open hours : Everyday from 9:00 to 17:00
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 2865-4,Ueyama,Kusumoto,Higashiura town,Tsuna,Hyogo
Phone: 0799-74-6426
Awaji SA(service area) is a place for people traveling on an expressway.
This SA is located in a high place... so we can see the bridge and the sea. Look! Very beautiful scenery!
There are some shops,restaurants,too.
Updated Sep 23, 2003
Address: 2568,Karita,Iwaya,Awaji-cho,Tsuna-gun,Hyogo
Website: http://www.awaji-sa.com/
"View Matsuho no Sato" is a hot spring public bath house with open air baths!
This photo is taken near the bath house.... the same scenery can be seen from the open air baths!
In Japanese tradition, people share public baths... that means you have to take a bath with other naked people..hehehe.
(Don't worry..women and men are segregated.)
Written Sep 23, 2003
Address: 3570-77,Iwaya,Awaji-cho,Tsuna-gun,Hyogo,Japan
Phone: 0799-73-2333
Website: http://www.matsuho.com/top1.html
Located off the Great Naruto Bridge, these whirlpools in the Inland Sea between Shikoku & Awaji Island are one of the world's largest. The best time to go is in the spring and the fall, when the whirlpools can reach up to 30 meters in diameter! Wow!
Also don`t miss The Great Naruto Memorial Museum (Science Museum of Whirlpool) where there is a 3D theater showing you how strong the whirlpools really are.
TAKE the TOKUSHIMA SHIKI BUS from the east exit of JR SANNOMIYA STATION in Kobe. It costs 2750yen R/T and takes 90 mins to reach NARUTO KOEN (3rd stop). From there, walk 10 mins to NARUTO KOEN and catch a ferry to take you to see the whirlpools. There are a few ferry companies you can take and costs about 2000yen/adult.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Phone: museum 0799-52-2888
This onsen (hot spring) has indoor and outdoors baths with a great view of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge! The indoor area has a hot bath, cold bath, and sauna. The outdoor area has a hot bath & jacuzzi. A view of the bridge can be seen from both areas. It`s a beautiful sight, especially at night when the bridge is lit up!
If you are coming from Akashi & are taking the ferry to get here, buy a combination ticket (round-trip ferry+onsen) for 900yen. It`s the best deal! The onsen admission is 700yen if bought singly. Take the #5 bus from the ferry terminal & get off at the stop at the top of the hill (230yen) to get to the onsen.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Phone: 0799-73-2333
Website: www.matsuho.com (Japanese only)
Written Dec 10, 2004
Awaji Landscape Planning & Horticulture Academy opens its garden to the public. And there's a cafeteria where you can drink coffee, eat lunch etc.
Updated Sep 23, 2003
Address: 954-2,Nojima Tokiwa,Hokudan-cho town,Awaji shima
Phone: 0799-82-3131
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Awaji Landscape Planning & Horticulture Academy opens its garden to the public. And there's a cafeteria where you can drink coffee, eat lunch etc.
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Island of Flowers...Awaji-shima Island!

Here,we arrived at Awaji-shima Island! You see the big bridge "Akashi-Ohashi bridge" behind my mother Takako. Yes, it's giant and very high...the view from there is magnificent!
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Now, the only reason that compelled me to visit this land of ancient Japanese myths was what appeared to be an imposing presence of Ando Tadao's architecture.
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Awaji Island is famous for incense (70% of the total produce in Japan), onions (the 2nd largest producing area in Japan), & paper toys (90% total produce of Japan). Awaji Island is also an onsen (hot...
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I moved here 2 1/2 years ago because I was impressed by the scenery - views onto the Inland Sea, mountains, fishing villages and rural countryside. The people are also very friendly and have welcomed...
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