Awaji island Attractions

Nijigen no Mori Theme Park features anime attractions, ninja training, Godzilla zipline rides, and a live Dragon Quest RPG—all in a scenic outdoor park on Awaji Island.

Awaji Hanasajiki offers year-round flower fields, seasonal earth art, ocean views, and cozy local cafés—all in a relaxing, free-entry park on Awaji Island.

Awaji Yumebutai blends modern design with nature, featuring flower gardens, water reflections, a botanical museum, and luxury resort stays with sea views on Awaji Island.

Izanagi Shrine on Awaji Island blends ancient myth, sacred trees, and love blessings. Touch the 900-year-old camphor tree and explore the origins of Japan’s divine legends.

Awaji Farm Park England Hill features animal encounters, flower gardens, handmade crafts, and tasty local food—a perfect outdoor getaway for families on Awaji Island.

Awaji World Park ONOKORO blends miniature landmarks, dinosaurs, kids' rides, crafts, and gardens into one colorful park full of fun, learning, and great photo spots.

Honpukuji Water Temple on Awaji Island blends Tadao Ando’s design with Buddhist symbolism, featuring a lotus pond, vermilion-lit hall, and a peaceful, water-filled spiritual journey.

Sumoto Castle Ruins on Awaji Island offer sea views, stone walls, peaceful nature walks, and a museum full of castle history—ideal for those who love scenery and Japanese history.

Keino Matsubara features stunning sunsets, pine-lined beaches, glowing sea fireflies, romantic walks, and summer fireworks—perfect for a peaceful escape on Awaji Island.

Goshikihama Beach on Awaji’s west coast features glowing five-colored pebbles and peaceful sunsets over the Seto Inland Sea—perfect for photos, walks, and quiet moments.

Awaji Puppet Theater offers daily traditional puppet shows with live music and narration. Watch unique performances, meet the puppeteers, and explore a rich theatrical tradition on Awaji Island.

Awajishima Museum in Sumoto features Awaji Island’s history, puppet theater displays, festival floats, castle models, and folk artifacts—plus art in a peaceful hillside setting.