Hyogo-Awaji Island One-Day Tour: Naruto Strait Whirlpool Tide Viewing Boat, Awaji Dream Stage, Awaji Flower Hill, Uzumaki Hills and Onaroto Bridge Memorial Hall｜Departure from Namba, Osaka

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* Cancellations or some changes to the tour may occur due to COVID-19 prevention measures. In such cases, we will act to make adjustments in line with the conditions at the destinations and the health environment. Your understanding is appreciated.

＊The Awaji Yume Stage Public Hall Greenhouse (Awaji Green Hall) will be closed from April 2024 to March 2025 due to large-scale renovation work, and the admission fee for Awaji Green Botanical Museum (Awaji Green Hall) will be canceled from January 2024.

-What You Can Expect-

• Maiko Marine Promenade
  The Maiko Marine Promenade is a 317-meter promenade that juts into the Akashi Strait at a height of about 47 meters above sea level and about 150 meters from shore. The wooden log bridge, spanning a glass section of floor 47 meters above the sea is recommended for thrill-seekers. Rest here while gazing out at Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.

• Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
  A major symbol of Hyogo Prefecture, Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Spanning all 3911 meters along the Akashi Strait, linking Higashi-maiko-cho, Tarumi-ku, in Kobe city to Iwaya in Awaji city. Looking up directly from below, crossing over, climbing the main tower, or even just walking around the park is full of delights!

• Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park
  Located on Awaji Island, which has a mild climate, "National Akashi Kaikyo Park" is a large-scale park where you can enjoy the flower fields and the sea view. In spring, there are daffodils and tulips, in summer there are sunflowers, in autumn there are cosmos, and in winter there are Christmas roses. You can enjoy a wide range of flowers that change with the seasons throughout the year. In particular, a carnival is held every spring and fall when the flowers are in full bloom. About 120 Hejin cherry blossoms bloom in early March every year, and maple blossoms bloom from late October to mid-November, and there are many activities to participate in on weekly holidays during the period of the event.

Spring Carnival Mid-March to late May each year

Fall Carnival Mid-September to early November each year

• Awaji Yumebutai (Autumn foliage is at its peak from late October to the middle of November every year.)
  Awaji Yumebutai is a facility complex based on the grand design of the architect Tadao Ando. It features several unique gardens, including the 100-step garden Hyakudanen, all connected by promenades and decks to compose a walking garden overall. The interior of the Chapel of the Sea of the Westin Awaji Island Resort, which forms part of the complex, has a cubic form in which a soft light envelops people through a cross-shaped cut-out in the ceiling. Awaji Yumebutai is a space where people can coexist with a variety of animals and plants.

• Awaji Hanasajiki (The cosmos flower field on Awaji Island is best viewed from early October to early November every year.)
  Located in the hilly northern part of Awaji Island, Awaji Hanasajiki features a flower field about four times as large as Koshien Stadium on a plateau that gently extends toward the sea. Many kinds of flowers are abloom here, creating beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons. The small observatory in the park overlooks the Akashi Strait and Osaka Bay, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature with family. Autumn on Awaji Island is a pleasant season with a comfortable climate. A stroll through the cosmos field is recommended in this season. Take in the blue sky and azure sea, with pink cosmos blossoms over the green earth, amid scenery as perfect as seasonal tradition.

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