Welcome to Awaji Island, where contemporary design meets traditional architecture in a breathtaking array of architectural wonders. Over the course of this two-day road trip, you’ll explore some of the island’s most remarkable landmarks, showcasing the visionary work of acclaimed architects like Tadao Ando and Shigeru Ban.
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Awaji Island, located in the Seto Inland Sea in Hyogo Prefecture, is known for its rich history, delicious food, and beautiful nature. Just one hour from Osaka, it offers a perfect escape from the busy cities of the Kansai Region. We are here to introduce you to the beautiful spots on Awaji Island, including hotels, restaurants, events, theme parks, and much more. This account is operated mainly as a PR effort by Pasona Group.
Two days
Reservations for "Prince Etoile"
Reservations for "Grand Baobab"
Reservations for Zenbo Seinei Accommodation Program
Next, visit Honpukuji Mizumido, a masterpiece by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. Located just a 15-minute drive from Haru San San, this architectural gem is eye-catching for its geometric design. Characterized by pure white walls and sleek lines, the temple's central concept is one of water, a philosophy epitomized by a beautiful pond adorning the roof.
It's only an 8-minute drive from Honpukuji Mizumido to Awaji Yumebutai. Enjoy the drive on your way to the next architectural masterpiece of Awaji Island.
Awaji Island is a treasure trove of architecture that blends contemporary and traditional design. This two-day road trip offers a fascinating experience for architecture lovers. Embark on a journey of architectural discovery and immerse yourself in the fascinating beauty and rich architectural heritage that awaits at every turn on Awaji Island.
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