Awaji Island | 5 Days of Fishing, SUP, and Sea Adventures

Enjoy the beautiful Seto Inland Sea to the fullest.

Plenty of marine activities are available, including swimming at Aman Beach, which is within walking distance from your accommodation, observing sea fireflies, fishing, and large SUPs.

Southern Awaji Island is also close to the Naruto Strait Bridge, so we'll time our visit to go on a whirlpool cruise.

This summer, you can complete all your ocean-related fun on Awaji Island.

It's a rare experience to catch a sea bream, but we'll be doing a full set, from catching the fish to preparing it ourselves and eating it for lunch.

By appreciating the food we usually take for granted and the preciousness of life, we hope to spark interest in food and awareness of environmental issues (food waste).

Everyone enjoys nature in their own way. Many children who join our camps lead busy, time-structured lives in their daily routines. At Campship Academy, we go beyond simply following a fixed schedule—we value giving children the freedom to step away from time constraints and dive deeper into their interests, whether it’s plants, insects, fire, the sky, or food, nurturing their curiosity through exploration.

Participants come from a wide range of age groups. At first, older children may see younger ones as immature, while younger children may find older ones intimidating. However, through living together in Campship’s culture—where “everyone is equal” and “taking leadership is valued”—these perspectives gradually change. Children begin to recognize their own roles within the group and develop respect for others who are different from themselves. These changes are what truly foster growth.

By setting up meeting and disbanding locations in three major cities, this program is easily accessible to people from various regions.

When children from diverse residential areas gather, they have the opportunity to experience stimuli they don't usually encounter, such as subtle cultural differences, dialects, and variations in ways of thinking.

The expansion of friendships across the country, with children saying, “Let's meet again at Camp Ship!” becomes an invaluable asset for them.