AWAJISHIMA ISLAND HYOGO JAPAN


What is the Awajishima Provincial Park of Hyogo.
The Awajishima Hyogo Provincial Park is a public urban park, or Awaji, which is located in Hyogo Prefecture. The park is very large (134.8 hectares) and lies in the northern hills on Awaji Island.

There are several attractions in Hyogo's Awajishima Provincial Park. These attractions include: '' The Great Lawn '' of 50,000 square meters, '' Water Park '' where visitors can play with water pistols and enjoy other activities in shallow water, '' Trading Zone '' with 66 meters, Area of ​​the observatory where visitors can see the landscape from Osaka Bay to the Akashikaikyo Ohashi bridge, '' Zona da Mata '' where in June, 10,000 hydrangea flowers bloomed (Hydrangea Valley), '' Oasis Road Zone '' with exhibitions And several restaurants, and Pasaje e Flores area with a walking area. The whole area of ​​the park has a total of 8km, but there are shorter routes, from 1 to 2 km, in which the During the year there are various events such as the flowering of cherry trees and the view of the hydrangeas as well as Tanchokai '' bird watching ''. In addition, the park offers one of the best night views in the region, Visitors can see the Akashikaikyo Ohashi bridge and the city of Kobe beyond the stars.

Access
By public transportation: Take the high-speed bus from Shin-Kobe, Sannomiya, Kobe-shi Kakuen-toshi Municipal Metro or Kosoku Maiko. It is an 8-minute walk from the 'Awaji IC' exit on the Honshu-Shikoku highway.

By car: Take the road from the entrance next to the '' Awaji SA '' gas station. The Park can be accessed from this highway. There is free on-site parking for 560 vehicles and 51 large vehicles. In addition there is a paid parking lot in which only the first three hours are free.













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