Nada Kuroiwa Narcissus Township, one of Japan's three largest daffodil colonies

It is said that Nada Kuroiwa Daffodilship was planted about 180 years ago by nearby fishermen who planted bulbs drifted on the coast in the mountains, and now it is Mt. Yuzuruha, located in the southern part of Awajishima (607.9m above sea level), about 600,000 daffodils in full bloom over 1 hectare of steep slope extending to the sea.
The single-flowered wild Japanese narcissus is in full bloom, and the surrounding area is wrapped in a sweet and gentle scent. In addition to Japanese narcissus, you can also see some double-flowered daffodils and plum blossoms.

Nada Kuroiwa Narcissus Township was renewed in December 2023 as a new landmark in the region, as an exchange base that rooted the relationship between the region and people in addition to a spot where you can enjoy winter Aya. On the rooftop, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy panoramic views. You can overlook the sea, and you can see "Numashima", which is known for its national mythology.

Nada Kuroiwa Daffodilship has a southern slope on the sea side and many people visit in the morning, but it is recommended that you enjoy the fantastic atmosphere illuminated by the sunset during the evening (15:00 to 16:00).

Please enjoy a moment to be healed by the sparkling magnificent sea and seasonal flowers.