[Hyogo Driving Course] A relaxing journey where you can enjoy seasonal flowers as far as the eye can see!

Sanyo Shinkansen Shin-Kobe Station is the gateway to Kobe via the Shinkansen.
Around the station, there are offices for Toyota, Orix, Times Car Rental, and other companies. From compact cars to wagons, you can find a rental car to suit your travel style.

This park is known for its spring flower beds with beautiful floral patterns. Walking along the walking paths, you can enjoy a variety of gardens, including the open poplar hill with an ocean view, the flower valley with its rocks and waterways, and the flower sea with floating swan boats.

Located on a sloping site with lush greenery, the park is home to Tadao Ando's architecture themed on coexistence with nature, including an international conference center, a hotel, and the greenhouse "Kiseki no Hoshi Botanical Garden." In early summer, you can enjoy the geometrically designed Hyakudan-en garden, the promenade garden overlooking the sea, and the rose garden with 600 varieties of flowers.

This fisherman's shop is located in front of Oiso Port. You can enjoy seasonal fish such as rockfish, rockfish, wrasse, and cardinalfish caught fresh that morning using gill net fishing, which involves setting fixed nets in the fish's path.

There are three stores: "Floral Island," which sells flowers and vegetables directly from local farmers; "Yamataka," which is popular for its spectacular whole grilled local octopus; and "Yume no Hama," which sells local products such as local incense and toy blowbacks.

Higashiura Hana no Yu is popular as a beauty bath. The spring water, which gushes out at 214 liters per minute, contains a lot of sodium ions, calcium ions, and bicarbonate ions, making it a therapeutic hot spring suitable for hot spring therapy.

This 15-hectare flower garden is open to the public free of charge and is visited by 430,000 people annually. A wide variety of flowers bloom from spring to autumn, including the hilltop covered in yellow rape blossoms in March and the pale purple and pink of purple canola and linaria that create a beautiful contrast in April.

This 134.8 hectare regional park can be accessed directly from Awaji SA. The park is divided into four sections, including an interaction zone with large playground equipment, a forest zone with seasonal flowers, a spacious grassland and flower zone, and the Awaji Highway Oasis, which is popular with drivers.

This rest facility in Awajishima Park is visited by approximately 1.7 million people annually. With an open glass atrium overlooking the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and Awaji SA's famous Ferris wheel, the interior is furnished with cafe tables and plants, making you feel like you're in a European street corner.