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[Hyogo] Akashi Kaikyo Bridge & Awajishima Terrace Day Tour with BBQ lunch
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8,985 JPY

Overview
  • * A tour that condenses the best of Awaji Island into one day, with spectacular ocean views, photogenic spots, and a yakiniku lunch.
  • * From July to mid-August, cleome and sunflowers will add color to the summer. Also, from August to late autumn, the colorful flower fields of salvia and blue salvia will be in full bloom.
  • * Enjoy a delicious yakiniku set meal for lunch at a restaurant with an ocean view.
  • * The Awaji Island terrace "Stairs of Happiness
  • " which is a hot topic on social media, and the world's largest bridge, the "Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
  • " which connects Kobe City and Awaji Island, are also impressive.
  • * "Awaji Hana Sajiki
  • " where you can look out over the majestic scenery of seasonal flowers, blue sea and sky.
What to expect

Awaji Hanasajiki was established by Hyogo Prefecture in April 1998 as a flower viewing spot befitting the island of flowers. At the top of the northern hills of Awaji Island, at an altitude of 298-235m, a plateau gently sloping down towards the sea is home to a flower field that changes with the seasons. (Area: approx. 15ha) A grand panorama of flowers unfolds with the Akashi Strait and Osaka Bay as a backdrop, and the lovely flowers that change with the seasons will take you to a dream world. It was named Awaji Hanasajiki as it is the best viewing seat from which you can enjoy the carpet of flowers spreading out below you. As it is a seating area, please feel free to wander around and find your own seat. Experience a space of relaxation, peace and healing in this best seating area overlooking the flower fields in the sky. Rape blossoms and purple sage (March to April) · Sunflowers (late July to mid-August) · Salvia (mid-August to early November) · Stocks (mid-November to late February). From March to mid-A

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