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This park near Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is the best spot to view the bridge. In the park there is also a museum about Sun Wen, and along the seaside you can enjoy a very pleasant walking. It is suitable to bring children too. Unfortunately it was rainy on the day I visited. So, I would like to return on a sunny day again. …
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Attraction is Akashi bridge. Structure and size of this bridge is quite impressive. Japanese go there to fish or to make walk. It quiet but there is only concrete.
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Date of experience: May 2019
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The park forms part of the Maiko Bridge grounds and they had fitted a few historical museum in the park. The parks is frequent by locals and is a very nice open space for relaxing, and sunset watching!
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Date of experience: September 2018
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After spending many days in the hectic cities and having a fee day we decided to head to Maiko Park and in particular to visit the Akashi Kakyo Bridge. Just over a 45 minute train journey from Osaka to Maiko station with nice views along the trip. To smell the fresh sea air was a lovely change from the city life. Only 250 yen to go up to the observation deck with stunning views all round and grab a bite to eat or just a coffee. The highlight is the glass floor just watching the different reactions of people had me in tears I could have sat there for hours but there wasn't many people visiting on this day. Walk along the water front and see the locals swimming with the lifeguards keeping a keen eye out for them p. s. I think there was more lifeguards than swimmers. Watching the traffic and large container ships going under the bridge was a great way to relax for a few hours. …
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Date of experience: August 2018
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Good place to enjoy a sunny day. Quiet and peaceful. You can observe fishermen at work. You can visit Akashi kaikyo exhibtiion center, or join a tour (if you book it ahead of time)
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Date of experience: March 2018
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