Awajishima Akashi Kaikyo National Park is a national park with a vast area of ​​about 100 hectares that spreads out at the foot of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The concept is a "seaside playground," and various flowers bloom in every season, attracting visitors. In particular, the tulips and nemophila in spring and the cosmos in autumn are spectacular, and the carpet of flowers that covers the entire surface is truly a magnificent sight. The flower fields with the Akashi Strait in the background are also popular as a photogenic spot, and many camera enthusiasts visit.

The park is full of facilities that are great for families, such as "Yumekko Land," a large complex playground where children can play to their heart's content, a spacious grassy plaza, and a "splash pond" where you can splash around in the water in the summer. The park is also perfect for picnics and recreation, and there are various ways to spend your time. The Yume Hatch bus (paid) that travels around the park also operates, allowing you to enjoy the scenery while moving around the vast grounds without any stress.

The park is also dotted with a variety of viewing spots from which you can see the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Osaka Bay, and even the Kitan Strait in the distance. This park, where beautiful nature and magnificent scenery come together, is a place where you can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax to your heart's content. Seasonal events are also held, and there are various ways to enjoy the park throughout the year, so it is also characterized by a large number of repeat visitors.

[Useful concerns]
The park is very vast, so walking around the entire park will be quite a physical effort. If you are not confident in your physical strength or have small children, we recommend using the flower train that goes around the park, or planning your trip with breaks in between. Also, depending on the weather, the sun can be strong and there is little shade, so it is essential to take measures against heatstroke, especially in the summer.