— What You Can Expect —

Witness around 1 million pink cherry blossoms bloom at Osaka Maishima Seaside Park, the largest cherry blossom site in the Kansai region. Discover 15 hectares of year-round blooming flowers at Hyogo's Awaji Hanasajiki, located on the hilly northern part of Awaji Island. Experience the intoxicating beauty of poppies from mid-April to mid-May. Visit the renowned Shibazakura Park: Hana no Jutan in Sanda City, one of Japan's few dedicated Shibazakura gardens, boasting 50 varieties and a total of 100 million flowers. 

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Experience the blooming of about 1 million pink butterfly flowers at Osaka Maishima Seaside Park, the largest attraction of its kind in Japan's Kansai region! In a vast park comparable in size to Tokyo Dome. Enjoy the stunning sea of blue flowers against the backdrop of Osaka Port, creating a mesmerizing view. ** the 2024 event lasts from Apr. 6 to May 6. The official 2025 event period will be updated here once the official announcement is made

Visit Shibazakura Park's Hana no Jutan at Yotaku-ji Temple in Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture, one of Japan's few Shibazakura gardens. With over 100 million trees of 60 varieties, the vibrant flowers create a pink velvet carpet from mid-April to May every year

Catch the tulip season at Akashi Kaikyo Park, blooming from late March to mid-April annually. With about 180,000 tulips of 100 varieties, it's Kansai's largest flower viewing spot and a must-see

Explore Kobe Sanda Premium Outlets, mirroring Pasadena's style, with 210 stores featuring 200 international and Japanese brands. It's West Japan's largest retail space, offering exclusive stores, including first-time Japanese brands and luxury labels unique to the outlet

Experience the Maiko Marine Promenade within the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. This circular, 47-meter-high, 317-meter-long promenade features a glass-floored section for a unique walking-on-the-sea sensation, offering breathtaking views of the bridge

See the awe-inspiring Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, a Hyogo Prefecture landmark and the world's tallest and longest suspension bridge. Spanning 4 kilometers across the Akashi Strait with towers 1,991 meters apart, it's a vital link between Kobe and Awaji Island, Shikoku, Japan. Visit the observatory for an up-close view of this impressive structure