- Overview
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- * A healing trip to Shodoshima and Awaji Island that you can't miss! Combining flower fields, beautiful scenery, romance and fantasy, it runs through nature and culture!
- * The world's longest suspension bridge, the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, is known as the "Pearl Bridge" for its spectacular structure and seasonal lights
- * The Awaji Flower Corridor has a sea of flowers that alternates with the seasons, and the observation deck overlooks the flower fields and the superb scenery of Osaka Bay, which is intoxicating
- * The romantic beach legend of Angel Road has become a holy place for couples to make wishes and propose marriages, and it is even more dreamy and charming at low tide
- * The cable car trip of Kankakei offers a panoramic view of the magnificent scenery of Japan's three major valleys and the Seto Inland Sea
- * Shodoshima Olive Park is full of Mediterranean style, and the photo experience of Greek windmills and broom flying is unforgettable
- What to expect
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**Explore the romantic journey of Awaji Island and Shodoshima** Day 1: [Awaji Island & Akashi Kaikyo Bridge] The journey starts with crossing the **Akashi Kaikyo Bridge**, the world's longest suspension bridge known as the "Pearl Bridge" and famous for its spectacular appearance and seasonal lights. The beauty of this bridge will make you linger. At **Maiko Park**, stroll along the sea promenade, overlook the waves through the transparent floor, and feel the shocking experience of being suspended above the strait Then, go to **Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Flower Corridor** and immerse yourself in the world of flowers. Whether it is rape flowers, poppies, or butterfly flowers, the colorful flower fields change with the seasons. From the observation deck, you can see the magnificent scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. Lunch here is the highlight, a **Awaji Island BBQ set** will give you an excellent food experience In the afternoon, visit **Awaji Island Happy Pancake Cafe** to enjoy the super soft signature thick panc
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