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Kanden WITH YOU" introduced the "Ottage! Awaji Island" project was introduced on Kanden WITH YOU!
If you want to feel Awaji Island, this is the place! Kanden WITH YOU" introduced the "Ottage! Awaji Island" project was introduced on Kanden WITH YOU! The "Oppo Onion®" is 2.5m high, 2.8m in diameter, and weighs about 200kg! Onion catcher... -
Richer Awaji Island introduces the "Ottage! Awaji Island" project was introduced in the magazine "Richer Awaji Island!
You can spend half a day or just drop in for a short visit! Awaji Island" was featured in Richer Awaji Island! Taking pictures with giant onions is a must! Ootamage® A giant artwork 2.5 meters high✕ 2.8 meters in diameter and weighing about 200 kilograms sits on a terrace with a spectacular view overlooking the Onaruto Bridge and Naruto Strait. For toddlers... -
Monthly Town Information Okayama introduces "Ottage! Awaji Island" project was introduced in the monthly Town Information Oyama!
A photogenic camera trip in the fascinating area of Awaji Island Ottage (Ottage. Awaji Island)" was featured in the monthly magazine Town Information Okayama! Awaji Island" project was introduced! The giant onion objet d'art "Ottamage®" is about 2.5 meters high and 2.8 meters in diameter. Take a commemorative photo with the Onaruto Bridge and Naruto Straits in the background by moving the arm and t... -
OHODAMA®" was introduced in Club Q vol.99!
Resort Sin Treasure Island! Going to Awaji Island! OHODAMA®" was introduced in Club Q vol.99! Awaji Island, facing the Naruto Straits, is rich in nature, including the "Naruto whirlpools," and is close to the Hanshin area. Awaji Island was once known as "Miketsukuni," and even today is a treasure trove of foodstuffs, including onions, a specialty of the island. In recent years, the le... -
Oppo Onion®" was introduced in "DRIVE A GO!
OTAMONION®" was introduced in DRIVE A GO! GO, a commemorative museum full of hands-on learning and gourmet food! The Naruto Strait, which is about 1.3 km wide and connects the Seto Inland Sea and the Pacific Ocean, is bordered by the fast currents and gentle currents near both sides of the strait... -
The domestic tourism information magazine "catchy! Awaji Island" was introduced in the domestic tourism information magazine "catchy!
Awaji Island Sightseeing Spots! More interesting than you can imagine, driving and sightseeing spots! The domestic tourism information magazine "catchy! Awaji Island" was introduced in the domestic tourism information magazine "catchy! This is a facility that fully promotes Awaji Island's specialty, "tamanegi (onions)," and offers the familiar crane game machine "t... -
Fika! 2025 WINTER introduced the "Ootamage! Awaji Island" project was introduced in "Fika!
Visit the stage of the "creation of the nation," the first island created by the gods! Awaji Island" was featured in Fika! Uzu no Oka Onaruto Bridge Memorial MuseumThe giant onion sculpture "Ootamage" is the most popular photo spot. It is 2.5 meters high and 2.8 meters in diameter. Inside the museum, there is a "... -
# Onion Sando" was introduced in the Asahi Shimbun on Tuesday, December 24, 2024!
It is an onion! # Onion Sando" was introduced in Asahi Newspaper on December 24, 2024! The "# Onion Sando," a spot where you can take a photo of a giant onion cut in half horizontally and looking like a person sandwiched between two onions, was featured at the Uzu no Oka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum in Minami Awaji City, Hyogo Prefecture... -
The Sankei Shimbun on Thursday, November 14, 2024 introduced "#TamanegiSando"!
# Onion Sundo" is a new landmark! The Sankei Shimbun newspaper on November 14, 2024 (Thursday) introduced "#Tamanegi Sando"! The Uzu no Oka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Museum (located in Fukurauchi, Minami-Awaji City), a tourist facility on Awaji Island built on a mountain overlooking the Naruto Strait, has a new photo spot "#Ta... -
O-Onion®" was introduced in "Kotorippu: Awaji Island, Naruto"!
A Small Luxury Weekend Trip to Awaji Island, Your Own Personal Awaji Island Onions are grown on the fertile land of Awaji Island, where they take about six months to grow. After harvesting, they are hung in an onion hut to let them dry and ripen. The onions are big, round, and sweet...