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All-In on Onions and the Giant Onion Art!
Even if you don't know the name of the facility itself, youâve likely seen its giant onion sculpture, "O-Tamaneghi."
Standing over 2 meters tall, it has truly become the ultimate symbol of Awaji Island and is incredibly Instagrammable!
Hereâs a quick photo tip: if you shoot it completely head-on, the Great Naruto Bridge gets hidden right behind it.
Shifting your angle slightly to the left is the secret to getting both the giant onion and the bridge into the same frame.
To show you just how thorough they are, they even provide "onion wigs" for visitors to wear during photosâand yes, they even have them for dogs!
Nearby, youâll find onion-shaped benches and tables. Inside the building, the onion obsession continues with a street piano wrapped in an onion design and even a UFO catcher claw machine where you can catch real onions.
It is refreshingly, unapologetically all-in on onions.
Much like "Michi-no-Eki Uzushio," which I introduced last time, this wild, distinct personality is exactly what makes it so charming.
As it turns out, both facilities are managed by the exact same company.
Hearing that completely made senseâtheir shared level of pure, delightful craziness is unmatched!