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Awajishima Island Map(English) Kobe Nishinomiya Junction Yamaguchi To Miki Junction Sanyo Himeji West Sanyo Himeji East Sanyo Expressway Kobe North Junction Suita Junction Kyoto To Okayama Miki East Minotani Hanshin Expressway Nishinomiya North Kakogawa by-pass Kobe West Himeji by-pass Himeji Shirakawa Junction Arimaguchi Junction Junction Akashi West Fusehata Junction ShinKobe ShinOsaka Osaka（Umeda） Shinmei Road Shin Kobe Gakuen-Toshi Nagaidani Junction Station Nishi Akashi JR Sannomiya Ⅱ Ebie Osaka wajishima sland ap Sanyo Shinkansen Junction Loop A I M Ikawadani Myoudani Tarumi Junction Kobe Nagata Line Junction Suma Maya Nishinomiya Ikawadani Junction Kyoubashi East Osaka ★ Awaza Junction Ikutagawa Sumiyoshi hama Hokkou rt Liner Junction Akashi Port Kosoku-Maiko Tsukimiyama Po Shinkansen JR Namba Akashi kaikyo JR Line Awaji Jenova Line Port Island Tenpozan Ohashi Bridge Kobe City Expressway Junction Awajishima National Highway Akashi kaikyo-Ohashi Bridge Island Ordinary Road Junction Michi-no-Eki-Awaji Nankokita Sea Route Camping Site Swimming Beach Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park Iwaya port IwayaTourist Information Roadside Rest Areas Shrine （Nojima Fault Preservation Museum） Iwaya 〝Michi-no-Eki″ Temple Eshima Hot Spring Golf Course Awaji Service Area Tourist Information NIJIGEN NO MORI Tourist Information Tokyo Activity facilities/ Awaji Highway Oasis Leisure facilities Awaji Hanasajiki Akashi Kaikyo National Awaji Interchange Scenic spots/ Awaji Oiso Artyama Government Park Matsubara Junction Flower spots Awaji-Yumebutai Historical and cultural Ikuha spots/Mythological spots Hokudan Murotsu Water Temple Kiseki-no-Hoshi Botanical Museum Awajishima Island Swimming Beach （Honpukuji- Mizumidou） Awaji-Yumebutai ★ ★ Fukimodoshi-no-Sato Hokudan Interchange （Village of Party horn） Michi-no-Eki-HigashiuraTerminalPark Gosa Kaito Ruins Murotsu Minoru Nakahama Cat Museum,Awaji City Parchez Kaori-no-Yu Parking Area Ceramic Art Gallery,Awaji City Sukematsu （scented spa）and Junction Higashiura Bus Terminal Mihara Kaori-no-Yakata Higashiura Sun Park Junction and Hana-no-Yu O s a k a B a y Izumiotsu Awaji Country Club Incense Production area Higashiura Interchange Sakai Keino-matsubara Awaji Farm Park Awajishima Ranch Junction Swimming Beach England Hill Wellness Park Goshiki Izanagi-Jingu Auto Camp Site Chizenji Temple Shinto Shrine Yu-Yu Five Hachijoji Temple Takataya Kahei Park and Museum Hanwa Expressway Awaji Sano Prefectural Exercise Park Takataya Park Goshiki Bus Tsuna Center Ichinomiya Interchange Rinku Spring Golf Junction &Art Resort Awaji Tsuna Port Chorinji Temple Awaji World Park ONOKORO Awaji Kanku Line Awaji Ningyo-za Naruto Strait Theatre Whirlpools Hoshoji Temple ★ photo★：ⓒ Hyogo Tourism Association ※1 An ETC（Electronic Toll Collection）card is required for the Smart Interchange toll booth. NIJIGEN NO MORI Mt. Senzan / Keino-Matsubara Senkoji Temple Awajishima- Chuo Swimming Beach Smart Interchange ※1 Atsuhama Sumoto Onokorojima Interchange Industry and Culture Awaji Fureai Park Nada-Kuroiwa Centre Jinja Shrine Narcissus Field Sunrise Awaji Marine Fishing Park Sumoto Bus Center （Bentenjima, Maruyama） Hirota Plum Grove Itsukushima- Sumoto Tourist Information Awaji-Yumebutai Akashi Kaikyo National Awaji Hanasajiki Water Temple Riku-no-Minato Awaji Farm Park （Honpukuji-Mizumidou） Seidan Jinja Shrine Kiseki-no-Hoshi Government Park Ibi Uzushiomura Swimming England Hill Ohama Swimming Beach Botanical Museum Beach & Camp Site Sumoto Golf Club Sumoto Hot Spring Area with Hotels ★ Awajishima-Minami Kokubunji Temple Sumoto Onsen Interchange/Parking Area Sumoto Castle Ruins （Hot Spring） Awajishima- Suntopia Marina（Yacht harbor） Minami Awajishima Ranch Interchange Aiya Waterfall Uzu-no-Oka Onarutokyo Bridge Gokokuji Temple Whirlpool-viewing Boat Yahata Sanyukan Memorial Museum/Uzushio [Helios] Kakujuji Temple （Whirlpool）Science Center Michi-no-Eki-Uzushio Fukura Manpukuji Temple Cape Mt.Kashihara Onarutokyokyo Bridge Naruto Hokudan Earthquake Izanagi-Jingu Awaji World Park Sumoto Castle Ruins Narugashima Island Memorial Park Shinto Shrine ONOKORO Awaji Ningyo-za Theatre （Nojima Fault Preservation Museum） Naruto-Kita ★ Naruto Strait Marine Fishing Yuzuruha Dam Park Whirlpools Park （Mega Float） Awajishima Mt.Yuzuruha Monkey Center Tachikawa Narcissus Field Ama Yuzuruha Jinja Shrine Minami Awaji City Michi-no-Eki-Fukura Nada Kuroiwa Narcissus Field Minami Awaji Tourist Information Whirlpool-viewing Boat [Kanrinmaru] Nushima Island Ohama Swimming Beach Sumoto Onsen Awajishima WellnessPark Goshiki （Hot spring） Habu Port Nushima Kamitategamiiwa Rock Monkey Center Kisen（Ferry） Awajishima Island lies beyond Kobe over the longest suspension bridge in the world, Akashi Kaikyo. Throughout the four seasons, visitors to the island can enjoy the abundant flowers and quality dining Awajishima Island Map on offer. On the south side of the island are some the world's largest whirlpools in the Naruto Strait. Great Sightseeing Spots The island also plays an important role in the creation myth of Japan. ❶ Akashi kaikyo-Ohashi Bridge use of both innovative ideas and natural elements. promenade of pine trees. ㉑ Yuzuruha Dam Park Akashi Kaikyo is the world's longest suspension bridge built using advanced bridge ❼ Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park（Nojima Fault Preservation Museum） 14 Sumoto Onsen（Hot Spring） In the spring, you can take a 2 km walking course around the dam to see the area technology. Each season the bridge is lit up at night in different colors and the Awaji Awajishima Island was hit by the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995. Nojima Sumoto Onsen is Awajishima Island's largest hot spring area from which guests can enveloped by gorgeous cherry blossoms. Their reflection in the water is exquisite. Service Area has an observation deck and Ferris wheel that provide magnificent Fault caused the earthquake and was preserved in the museum. Memorial House gaze upon Osaka Bay. Visitors can enjoy a free outdoor footbath here, too. ㉒ Uzu-no-Oka Onarutokyo Bridge Memorial Museum/ views. survived earthquake even though fault line was in the garden. In the Earthquake （ ） Narugashima Island Uzushio Whirlpool Science Center Experience Hall, you can experience two tipes of shaking. You can learn fear of 15 Get a great view of the Naruto Strait and Onarutokyo Bridge from elevated ground. ❷ NIJIGEN NO MORI A feature of the uninhabited island is the outstretching 2.5 km long sandbar. Travelers earhquake and what happened at the time of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. The whirlpool science center shows how the whirlpools form through NIJIGEN NO MORI is an anime-themed amusement park that uses the latest can take a short boat ride to the island and see the many precious plants and easy-to-understand, enjoyable videos and a large water diorama. technologies to offer a two-dimensional experience like no other. Attractions that ❽ Izanagi-Jingu Shinto Shrine creatures that live there. immerse visitors into a mystical world and activities integrating two-dimensional Izanagi Jingu Shinto Shrine is known to be one of the oldest in Japan. Within the ㉓ Awaji Ningyo-za Theatre media add new value to the "cool Japan" content. shrine precinct stands a 900-year-old camphor tree known as Meoto Ookusu, and it Awajishima Monkey Center 16 Awaji's ningyo-joruri puppet performance is designated as an Important Intangible is a sacred symbol for both young and old who pray for happy marriage, safe A park for wild Japanese macaques. The monkeys cannot be seen in the area in the Folk Cultural Property that has a nearly 500-year history. The puppetry performance ❸ Awaji-Yumebutai / Kiseki-no-Hoshi Botanical Museum childbirth, and good luck in finding a partner. autumn as they retreat deep into the mountains to feed upon the ripe fruits and has an emotional storyline and shamisen accompaniment that charm all those who Designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando, the structure is garnering berries. attention for its environmentally friendly elements. Visitors will also enjoy the one ❾ Incense Production Area watch. Experience this unique art form at a theatre dedicated to its performance. hundred flower beds and adjoining steps terraced up the mountain slope. Awajishima Island has long been recognized as an incense-producing region. There 17 Wellness Park Goshiki ㉔ Naruto Strait Whirlpools The Kiseki-no-Hoshi Botanical Museum is one of Japan's largest greenhouses, and are many small workshops and stores particularly in the village of Ei, where you have This is a comprehensive park offering a range of facilities such as hot springs, This natural phenomenon is formed by the ebb and flow of the tide every six hours. not only are numerous rare plants on exhibit, the facility also hosts colorful flower the rare chance to make incense yourself. camping areas, barbecues, picking farms, workshops, sports fields, and more. The whirlpools are said to be some of the largest in the world, reaching almost 30 shows that convey floral culture from around the world. Fashionable garden layouts meters in diameter at their largest.（ Two companies run whirlpool-viewing boat tours.） are also on display to offer a truly relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy a different ambience in 10 Awaji World Park ONOKORO 18 Keino-Matsubara Swimming Beach each season throughout the year. This amusement park includes a miniature world that has famous buildings and Chosen as a national place of scenic beauty, this 2.5 km long sandy beach is ㉕ Cape Naruto structures from around the world recreated at 1/25 of their original size. Other popular surrounded
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