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Michinoeki Awaji is a tourist spot at the northern tip of Awaji Island. Visitors can enjoy views of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, local Awaji delicacies, and specialty products. At the adjoining "Matsuho Anchorage Park," one can savor meals amidst beautiful day and night sceneries.

"Awaji Chef Garden" offers views of Osaka and Kobe, diverse cuisines using Awaji ingredients, and is pet-friendly. A spot to savor local flavors and vistas.

Nojima Scola, a renovated former elementary school on Awaji Island, offers nature, art, and gastronomy with a café, local marché, and Italian restaurant.

Miketsukuni is a restaurant renovated from a Taisho era factory. Visitors can enjoy Awaji Island's seafood, Awaji beef, onion soup, and other specialties.

Tako Senbei no Sato is a facility that sells 40 varieties of rice crackers and has a sales, tasting, and rest area. Free coffee and tea are provided, and the cracker production can be observed. Just a minute drive from the Tsuna Ichinomiya Interchange, it is the perfect place for souvenirs and rest.

Michi no Eki Uzushio is the closest tidal viewing spot in Japan to the Uzushio, and has a restaurant where you can enjoy a seasonal lunch. In particular, the hamburger using onions, a specialty of Awaji Island, is highly rated, and local fish and Awaji beef can also be tasted.

waSTEP AWAJISHIMA" will be renewed on Awaji Island in 2023. It has evolved from an onion specialty store to a gourmet facility, with five stores offering local delicacies. Located near the Awaji Interchange, it is attracting attention as a new landmark.

Craft Circus is a complex facility on Awaji Island that includes a restaurant featuring local food and a specialty store. It also features a "dog terrace" that you can enjoy with your dog and a beautiful "heart-shaped drum bridge. It is a gourmet spot visited by many travelers.

Mt. Mikumayama-Sumoto Castle Ruins" is a nationally designated historic site located on Mt. The stone walls have been preserved in the style of the Warring States period, and the view of the Kitan Straits and Osaka can be seen. In spring, the area is famous for its cherry blossoms, and is a sightseeing spot where history and nature coexist.

Nushima is believed to be the birthplace of the nation in Japanese mythology and is home to many shrines and temples. It is a sightseeing spot where you can enjoy cruises on the strange rocks, swimming in the sea, and fresh seafood dishes.