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“Awaji Island,” the Birthplace of Japan
The oldest writing in Japan, the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, declare Awaji to be the first island formed in the Japan archipelago.
Just 30 minutes from Kobe and less than an hour from Osaka by car, Awaji Island is a hidden gem sure to steal your heart.
Come savor sophisticated cuisine, escape into the world of anime, or heal yourself with state-of-the-art wellness amid the natural splendor of Awaji Island.
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Pasona Group's Initiatives on Awaji Island
Since 2008, Pasona Group has taken on the challenge of regional revitalization by "attracting human resources" to Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture. In addition to creating many jobs on the island, we have established a variety of facilities and events making use of local resources, to boost tourism from Japan and abroad. Through projects on Awaji Island, our "Smart Life Initiative" aims to truly enrich the way people work and live. We will continue striving to establish Awaji Island as an "Island of Gastronomy", "Island of Culture and Art" and "Island of Health", with an unwavering future vision to make Awaji the most advanced and affluent place in the world to work and live.
