First Sunrise (Awaji Service Area)

First Sunrise (Awaji Service Area)

Event Overview

The Awaji service area, which can overlook Osaka Bay, is a great spot for the first sunrise viewing on both the up and down lines. With large parking lots and toilets, 24-hour baby rooms and sales facilities, it's safe for families. The Akashi Kaikyō Bridge, which turns orange in the wake of the morning sun, is also a place to watch. In addition, the Awaji service area can travel freely between the up line and the down line by car. During the night-to-first sunrise period on December 31, relatively vacant ascending lines are recommended. Image courtesy of Honshu Shikoku Contact Expressway Co., Ltd.

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Awaji Service Area
  • Address:   
  • Iwaya, Awaji, Hyogo
  • CarAccess:   
11km 8 minutes from Kobe Awaji Narumon Road Tarumi IC
  • Phone Number:   
  • 078-291-1033 (Honshū-Shikoku Contact Expressway Co., Ltd. customer window)
  • Parking Number:   
905 units/free; 445 up line, 460 down line

Event Period

  • January 1, 2025 (Wednesday, celebration)

Price

Free (Kobe-Awaji Narmon Road toll required)

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events


Provided by Honshu-Shikoku Contact Expressway Co., Ltd.

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