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Nijigen no Mori, in Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park, is a unique theme park where you can experience a world of anime and games with all your senses.

Attractions based on popular works are dotted around a vast natural landscape: become the protagonist of the story and walk around the area!

It’s free to enter the park, but you’ll need paid tickets for each attraction you want to use.

Take on athletic challenges as a ninja in the Shinobizato that recreates the world view of NARUTO and BORUTO, or experience a realistic RPG as an adventurer on Dragon Quest Island, the setting for the world of Dragon Quest.

Nijigen no Mori also hosts limited-time collaborations with popular works, making it an irresistible place for anime fans!

At night, the park is illuminated and enriched by projection mapping, creating a fantastical space different to the daytime.

There are also plenty of limited goods only available here, as well as character goods!

Why not make some wonderful memories of a full day out with your family, friends, or as a couple?

Standing in a location with sweeping views of the beautiful Harimanada Sea and its sunsets, this facility offers creative cuisine made using local Awaji Island ingredients and a place where visitors can enjoy the world of Hello Kitty.

Awaji World Park ONOKORO is truly an amusement park of dreams, where you can visit famous places from around the world and have your fill of fun among the amusements.

When you enter the park, you’ll see rows of miniature replicas of world heritage and famous buildings, including the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and the pyramids, making you feel as if you’re on a trip around the globe.

The Amusement Park Zone is full of attractions that everyone, from children to adults, can enjoy: a giant Ferris wheel with panoramic views of Awaji Island, a huge maze, grass sledding, and more. A genuine zipwire and shooting range offer full-fledged fun for adults, packed with thrills! These are definitely unforgettable experiences!

We recommend creating an original item in the craft room as a memento of your trip. Decorate glass or a mug, or make some of Awaji Island’s specialty incense, and take home a one-of-a-kind special memory.

When you feel hungry, you can fill yourself with Awaji Island gourmet at one of the restaurants. There are plenty of menu items made from local ingredients, including curry made using Awaji’s specialty onions and Awaji Beef hamburgers and roast beef. There are also menus for children, so you can enjoy a meal together as a family.

If you're tired of playing around, we recommend you refresh yourself in the footbath, or take commemorative photos in some of the unique photo spots dotted around the park.

Why not spend your very own special day at Awaji World Park ONOKORO, packed with exciting adventures?

You’ll find Awaji Island’s largest hot spring resort among the streets of Sumoto City, which once flourished as a castle town. Numerous well-established, high-class ryokan inns line the coast, attracting guests with their outdoor baths boasting ocean views. Recently, the area has seen the opening of the high-quality Uruoi no Yu.

The Awaji Monkey Center is home to around 100 wild Japanese macaques living in the lush natural world of southern Awaji Island.

It’s a special place where you can observe the monkeys living naturally, outside of any cages, from up close.

Just watching cute monkeys play happily in the trees and groom each other is enough to warm the heart.

From May to the summer, you’ll see sweet baby monkeys being carried on their mother’s back, while in winter, you can spot “saru dango” (“monkey dumplings”), formed by the monkeys huddling together to stave off the cold. Each season offers differently charming sights.

There’s even a monkey-feeding experience that enables you to reach out to the monkeys.

The monkeys will take the food directly from your hands. Their expressions, brimming with curiosity as they come closer to you, will surely make for an unforgettable memory.

Plus, the grand appearance of the “boss monkey” who leads the troop and the way he takes the food in his hand evokes the special feeling and unique power of wild monkeys. The monkey boss possesses a sense of duty that means he protects those in a vulnerable position, and is incredibly cool.

The center also has a shop that is perfect for finding a memory of your trip. There’s a plentiful lineup of original goods, including adorable stuffed monkey toys, keychains, and confections. You can also buy rich soft serve ice cream made with milk from Awaji Island, so you can relax and take a breather.

Come here to meet the monkeys living with vigor among nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday, for a special time full of soothing discoveries.

Awaji Farm Park England Hill lies in the south of Awaji Island, and is divided into two zones, each with their own charms: the Green Hill Area and the England Area.

In the Green Hill Area, you can enjoy plenty of animal encounters, including rabbits, sheep, parrots, and capybaras. The Koala House in the park is a particular must-see. It is well-known as an important space—the only one in Japan—where you can meet both northern and southern koalas. Let yourself be soothed by the cuteness of these marsupials.

The England Area is a pretty place where seasonal flowers bloom. With nemophila in the spring, sunflowers in the summer, and cosmos in the fall, it offers a different appearance in each season. You’ll surely be transported to an English garden resembling an English rural landscape!

There’s also a full range of vigorous activities that will get you moving! You can ride a horse, go boating on the lake, drive a go-cart, and more—there are plenty of immersive and fun activities for children.

Once you’re hungry from all that fun, why not try an “island’s blessing pork cutlet” made using Awaji Island pork or a "specially made Awaji Island burger" with 100% Awaji Beef in the Farm Kitchen restaurant in the park?

You can also get involved in the hand-made experience room or enjoy a barbeque (booking required) using fresh vegetables picked in the park.

Flowers, animals, and delicious food. Why not come to Awaji Farm Park England Hill for some fun and a self-indulgent day off?

Watch the process of creating Awaji’s traditional roof tiles, and engrave a tile yourself.