Awaji Yumebutai
(Source: 神戸観光壁紙写真集)
Steps of Beautiful Flowers: Hyakudan-en
You can see Hyakudan-en (hundred steps of gardens), the steps of flower beds on the slope of the hill in Awaji Yumebutai. Many kinds of chrysanthemum plants are planted in 100 flower beds and mesmerize the visitors. You can’t miss this art made by flowers.
(Source: M.F.S. / PIXTA)
Japan’s Largest Indoor Botanical Garden: Plants Museum of Miracle Planet
The Plants Museum of Miracle Planet is Japan’s largest indoor botanical garden. There are as many as 3000 kinds of plants in the facility. They also have various events from time to time. They take advantage of the indoor facility to grow many rare flowers. (Admission fee: 600 yen)
(Source: JACK SWING / PIXTA)
Shell Garden and Fountain
There are many pools that keeps flowing water in Awaji Yumebutai. The bottom of these pools are lined with 1 million scallop seashells. All the seashells were supposed to be just disposed at the fishery processing plant. They were wisely recycled to create a beautiful scenery.
(Source: moto / PIXTA)
Appreciate the Architectural Beauty Designed by Tadao Ando
Awaji Yumebutai was designed by world famous architect, Tadao Ando. The group of facilities including a hotel, a huge corridor, and an observation deck stands on a dynamic slope in one united resort town. Strolling around in the town gives you excitement as if you are having an adventure in a maze.
(Source: moto / PIXTA)
Take a Walk at Promenade Garden
Promenade Garden has the most magnificent view in Awaji Yumebutai. You can walk among five gardens designed by an international competition winner while seeing the vast view of Osaka Bay just in front.
(Source: てくてく)
Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park
Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park is a park full of nature in Awaji Island, Hyogo. The large area of the park has flower beds that have seasonal flowers such as tulips and hydrangeas, as well as playground equipment and an observation terrace to see the ocean. Anyone from children to adults will enjoy this park.
(Source: 穂乃香 / PIXTA)
(Source: 神戸観光壁紙写真集)
Steps of Beautiful Flowers: Hyakudan-en
You can see Hyakudan-en (hundred steps of gardens), the steps of flower beds on the slope of the hill in Awaji Yumebutai. Many kinds of chrysanthemum plants are planted in 100 flower beds and mesmerize the visitors. You can’t miss this art made by flowers.
(Source: M.F.S. / PIXTA)
Japan’s Largest Indoor Botanical Garden: Plants Museum of Miracle Planet
The Plants Museum of Miracle Planet is Japan’s largest indoor botanical garden. There are as many as 3000 kinds of plants in the facility. They also have various events from time to time. They take advantage of the indoor facility to grow many rare flowers. (Admission fee: 600 yen)
(Source: JACK SWING / PIXTA)
Shell Garden and Fountain
There are many pools that keeps flowing water in Awaji Yumebutai. The bottom of these pools are lined with 1 million scallop seashells. All the seashells were supposed to be just disposed at the fishery processing plant. They were wisely recycled to create a beautiful scenery.
(Source: moto / PIXTA)
Appreciate the Architectural Beauty Designed by Tadao Ando
Awaji Yumebutai was designed by world famous architect, Tadao Ando. The group of facilities including a hotel, a huge corridor, and an observation deck stands on a dynamic slope in one united resort town. Strolling around in the town gives you excitement as if you are having an adventure in a maze.
(Source: moto / PIXTA)
Take a Walk at Promenade Garden
Promenade Garden has the most magnificent view in Awaji Yumebutai. You can walk among five gardens designed by an international competition winner while seeing the vast view of Osaka Bay just in front.
(Source: てくてく)
Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park
Akashi Kaikyo National Government Park is a park full of nature in Awaji Island, Hyogo. The large area of the park has flower beds that have seasonal flowers such as tulips and hydrangeas, as well as playground equipment and an observation terrace to see the ocean. Anyone from children to adults will enjoy this park.
(Source: 穂乃香 / PIXTA)
