2025 Kochi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

The restaurant staff are very enthusiastic and will actively introduce the source of the food. They are very proud of their own air-freighted ingredients because the owner used to be a food wholesaler, so the quality is particularly guaranteed. With a one-stop supply chain, there's no need to worry about subpar ingredients. Appetizers The menu is directly from Kochi Station. First, we have the local Kochi Yuzu Juice Sashimi Salad, which is very refreshing and appetizing. The sashimi is chewy, and the salad is sweet and sour, quite delightful. Katsuo Tataki A famous dish from Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku, the fish is grilled to medium-rare using rice straw and seasoned with kombu sesame oil. The presentation here is even more unique, using a whale-shaped plate because Kochi Prefecture is a famous whale-watching spot. Next time, I must see the whales before leaving. Seasonal Sashimi Platter The Central store mainly focuses on skewers, grilled dishes, and snacks to go with drinks. Here, they also offer freshly made sushi and sashimi, combining the izakaya and chef's special experience. The sashimi includes cherry sea bream, deep-sea fish, mackerel, and Hokkaido sea urchin. The fish is very fresh, with a firm and chewy texture, and the Hokkaido sea urchin bursts with sweetness in your mouth. Grilled Dishes In winter, you must eat crab. Today's special is Matsuba Crab Roe Grilled Rice. The fragrant rice base complements the creamy and rich crab roe, with the strong crab flavor lingering in your mouth. Various Skewers The basic skill of an izakaya is, of course, skewers. The signature dish is the A5 Satsuma Wagyu Skewer, which is rich in flavor, tender, and easy to eat. Another specialty is the Nagasaki Unzen Ham, made with 100% local pork and no added ingredients. It has a sweet taste and the fat is not greasy. Snacks to Go with Drinks For all-you-can-drink, you must choose some special snacks. The sake-steamed clams are large and plump. The smoked radish with cheese is something I've never seen before. The radish has a smoky aroma, and the cheese is paired with two types, making it rich and addictive.

#AccommodationTravelRecord I stayed at "OMO7 Kochi by Hoshino Resorts" which opened in June 2024, so I'd like to introduce it to you right away♪ It is located about a 10-minute walk from the express bus stop "Harimayabashi Station". The road is wide, so it should be easy to walk even if you have a large suitcase. When you enter the hotel, the front desk is on the left, and after checking in, you can pick up only the necessities such as toothbrushes and loungewear at the amenity corner right next to it and go up to your room. This time, we were staying with three people, so we chose a large room called "Utage Suite Omotabi." It was a nice, clean space, and above all, the view from the room was amazing! There are not many tall buildings around the hotel, so I think the view is good from every room. And at this hotel, a Yosakoi live performance in which guests can participate is held every night! We were given a clattering tool called Naruko, so we all had fun ringing it. After the show, we went to the hotel's large public bath. The open-air bath overlooking the garden is amazing! After the bath, you can enjoy a yuzu ginger drink or first-grade tea. The next morning after relaxing in the room, I headed to the breakfast venue to enjoy the view of Kochi city and the mountains from the large window. Buffet-style, beautifully presented Kochi cuisine was lined up. Everything was delicious! A highly recommended hotel where you can spend a comfortable time♡ 📍Location: 9-15 Kutanda, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture #KochiHotel #KochiCity

I had breakfast while staying in Kochi city. There aren't many varieties, but you can enjoy a breakfast buffet. One of the highlights of Super Hotel is the freshly baked bread. There were many types available. Another highlight is the local cuisine. In Kochi, there was bonito curry. It was filled with large chunks of bonito, which was excellent. The pork miso soup was also delicious with plenty of ingredients. Lastly, the original dressings for the several types of salads are also a highlight. 【Super Hotel Kochi Natural Hot Spring】 📍Location: 1-3-20 Kitahonmachi, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, 780-0056, Japan

[Kuraki Noodle Shop] Tsukemen like custard-colored udon⭐️ I was expecting a meat broth, but it was a seafood dipping sauce that was completely different from what it looked like, and it was refreshing when I ate it. The chewy thick noodles have a strong wheat aroma and are smooth and chewy❤️ Kochi's bite-sized gyoza dumplings are also delicious, with a sweet and savory aftertaste✨ 💰Price per person: Tsukemen 830 yen 📍Location: 1-10-12 Obiyacho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 11:00-13:45, 17:30-23:45 Until 1:45 on Sundays #Kuraki Noodle Shop #Kochi #Kochi Gourmet #Kochi Trip #0 Yen Trip

Yairo-tei in Hirome Market, a huge food stall village with endless fun✨ Fragrant straw flavor❤️ The thickness of the tataki is exquisitely thicker with sauce than with salt, which is a great skill. The vegetables, wasabi, and garlic are also fresh💓 Surprisingly, Kochi is not known for shochu, but for sake. There is a wide variety of alcoholic drinks. 💰Price per person: 5 slices of sauce tataki 1400 yen 5 slices of salt tataki 1300 yen 📍Location: 2-3-1 Obiya-cho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 11:30am-10pm Sundays 10:30am-9pm Hirome Market opens at 10am🎵 #Yairotei #Hirome Market #Kochi #Kochi Trip #0 Yen Trip

[Live Shellfish and Shrimp Cuisine Mancho] You can grill the seafood on the grill at your table⭐️ The portions are large and fresh✨ The staff will take care of you at the right time, so you won't miss the chance to eat. The tataki looked delicious, but here we had bonito sashimi😊 The hiougi shellfish from Oita are called Chotaro in Kochi😊 The shellfish assortment is 2200 yen per person! Generous⭐️ 📍Location: 6-8 Nijyudai-cho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 4:30pm - 9:30pm Closed on Wednesdays and Sundays #Live Shellfish and Shrimp Cuisine Mancho #Kochi #Kochi Gourmet #Kochi Trip #0 Yen Trip

Katsurahama, one of Kochi Prefecture's scenic spots, is also home to Cape Ryuo, the statue of Ryoma Sakamoto, Katsurahama Aquarium, a wide sandy beach, and a walking path. The contrast between the pine trees, the beach, and the sea is beautiful, and the scenery is amazing. There is also a restaurant nearby, and I tried the yuzu sorbet and Kochi Prefecture matcha ice cream. Both were delicious! It took about 40 minutes by bus from Kochi Station to Katsurahama. #Tourist Spot #Katsurahama #Statue of Ryoma Sakamoto #Cape Ryuo Observatory

"Yabe" is a food stall that has been converted from a garage and is an essential restaurant for Kochi gourmet 🙋‍♂️ The menu here includes gyoza, oden, ramen, and alcohol! Despite the rain, there was a big line from opening time, and since I don't drink alcohol, I asked for takeout and ate it in my hotel room 😋 The gyoza is delicious with a crispy skin and a light feel ✨ I can see that it's the perfect snack to go with alcohol ◎ I'm not sure if it goes well with Reeple though 😆 The 500 yen assortment of oden is also very satisfying 🍢 In addition to the standard daikon and eggs, the fried tofu and jacoten are also delicious and recommended 👍 They're open until late at night, so it might be fun to go to a few places at a time 🎉 However, I was staying at the hotel right in front of it, and the voices of the staff were very loud until close to early morning, I wish they'd be a little more considerate 😇 By the way, there is a sister store, "Imadoki Yasubei," a little further away, where you can enjoy a larger menu inside the store 🍺 Don't forget the chikukyu, which has a Kochi feel 🥒 Yabei Gyoza 500 yen Oden platter 500 yen Visited: March 2023 #Domestic travel #Shikoku #Shikoku trip #Local food #Kochi #Kochi trip #Gourmet #Kochi food #Gyoza #Oden #Stall #Yabe #Yabe stall

Kochi has clean water, so the eels raised in the clear streams are delicious 😋 I was thinking about eating something delicious on my second visit to Kochi, so I decided to have eel dishes! Of the several eel specialty restaurants in Kochi City, I chose the new and popular "Unagi HASHIMOTO" ✨ You generally can't make a reservation if you're alone, but I called before visiting and luckily there was one seat available, so I was able to enter the restaurant 🙏 (There was a sign that said "Reservations only" that day 😲) I ordered the Genpei-ju, which I had decided to eat. I recommend trying half a kabayaki and a shirayaki at the same time 👍 It comes with eel salad and liver soup, so it's very satisfying ◎ The surface is crispy and fragrant, and the meat is soft and plump. The delicious taste was so elegant that it made my cheeks fall, and I was satisfied both in body and soul☺️ The staff were also friendly, and it is a recommended place for those who want to enjoy eel leisurely in a nice space🙋‍♂️ Genpei-ju 4,000 yen Visited: March 2023 *Additional note* Basically, reservations are not accepted for 1-2 people, but if there are vacant seats 10 minutes before, they will reserve a seat for you. In addition, it seems that reservations for lunch and dinner opening hours are only accepted, and reservations for 2 people or less are OK🆗 #Domestic travel #Shikoku #Shikoku travel #Kochi #Kochi travel #Kochi prefecture #Kochi city #Gourmet #Kochi gourmet #Eel #Eel #Unagiju #Unagi HASHIMOTO

2021.12 When I want to eat bonito, I want to go to Kochi😍 The first place I head to is, of course, Hirome Market✨lol Then, Myojinmaru's bonito tataki❤️ The straw-grilled bonito is irresistible~♫ I eat both salt tataki and sauce tataki🤤 It's so delicious that I can't choose between them lol It's delicious no matter when I eat it😍😍😍 Then the next day, I went to the Myojinmaru main store🤣lol It's always full of reservations and customers are waiting before opening, but the system is that you can't get in unless it opens on time🤣lol Here, in addition to bonito tataki, you can eat many other Kochi specialties❤️❤️❤️

Address: 3-4-18 Honmachi, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, 780-0870 Atmosphere/Facilities: It looks like an old-fashioned izakaya with counter seating, but the food served is on par with a traditional Japanese restaurant. Recommended points: They only serve the recommended course, so you just eat! The portions are quite large, so be prepared♪ Average price: About 15,000 yen for two people Budget per person: 7,500 yen Rating: ★★★★★

Accommodation: Dormy Inn Kochi Natural Hot Spring Konpeki no Yu Address: 1-9-12 Obiyacho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture Access: 12 minutes walk from the south exit of JR Kochi Station In my ranking of Dormy Inn breakfasts, Kochi is ranked high. You can enjoy Kochi gourmet food such as bonito tataki, bonito rice, bonito flank, and yuzu honey from the morning. I think it's a great menu for fish lovers. The main dish was great, but the combination of yogurt and yuzu honey was also amazing. Wow, it was delicious😊 #tripmemory2022 #dormyinn #dormyinkochi #buffet #breakfastbuffet #kochi #kochitourism

Kochi City is a city located in the south-central part of Shikoku region in Japan. It is the seat of Kochi Prefecture and the Shimanto River is also located in Kochi Prefecture. Our trip spent most of the time on the Shimanto River and the natural scenery, so we only had one night in Kochi City, mainly to stop by and take a rest! If you are in a hurry like us and only have one night in Kochi, I highly recommend this hotel. The price per night ranges from about HK$180-300, which is very economical! AreaOne Kochi Hotel is located about a 10-minute walk from Kochi Tram Station. It is also about a 15-minute walk from the Hirome Market, which has a lot of authentic food. You can experience the essence of Kochi's nightlife here! Friends who are traveling by car can park at the door when they arrive at the hotel. The staff will provide a parking space when you check in. Parking here is free! There is a "Torii Gate" next to the parking space, which is the Kochi Hachimangu Shrine! The hotel lobby is very small, a typical business/business hotel design! We booked a Single Room - non smoking (2 Adults). As soon as we opened the door, we could see the whole room at a glance! The space is very limited, but the entrance corridor can be opened to the suitcase! There is a relatively narrow double bed in the room, with a built-in work space behind the bed, and a refrigerator, tea set and kettle next to the bed! There is no wardrobe here, only wall-mounted hangers; the slippers are divided into waterproof and paper slippers, which is very thoughtful! The bathroom is designed like most modern Japanese hotels, with a small bathtub, smart toilet, disposable personal care products and toiletries, etc.! In summary, the hotel is small but has everything it needs. The price is very economical and suitable for travelers who are in a hurry and want to save money on a short stay in the hotel! 🏨Hotel AreaOne Kochi Address: 〒780-0822 はりまや町３丁目１８-10, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture #JapanHotels #JapanJapanShikoku #KochiPrefecture #KochiCityAccommodation #ShikokuKochiCity

#OverseasTravel #Japan #JapanTravel #KochiPrefecture Dr. Futaro Makino, known as the “Father of Japanese Plant Taxonomy”, was born in Kochi.Dr. Makino was born in a village just 30 kilometers from the Botanical Garden The "Makino Botanical Garden" built for him😎😎 ✅ The park area is 6 hectares ✅ Make full use of the undulating terrain, planted about 3000 kinds of wild plants with a connection with Dr. Makino ✅ They decorate the four seasons of the botanical garden ✅ It is also one of the popular places for cherry blossom viewing During the cherry blossom season. There are super beautiful photo spots everywhere📸️📸️🤩 One of the recommended places for cherry blossom viewing in Japan 👍🏻👍🏻🤩🤩🤩 address Mount Wutai, Kochi, Kochi Prefecture 4200-6

At Farmers Market Tosanosato, you can find all kinds of local vegetables, fruits, and fish✨ The stylish pickles that you can take home as souvenirs looked delicious😋 The local specialty, bonito, was only 700 yen! There were also POPs with delicious ways to eat and store each type of fruit, which I thought was very kind♪ #tourismsupport #Kochi #souvenirs #souvenirs#tourismsupport#gourmettrip

A cafe on the first floor of Agokita Musasabi Onsen ☕ I had green curry with plenty of seasonal vegetables! It was just the right amount of spicy and very delicious 😋 They also serve sweets and drinks, so it's a great cafe to relax in after a hot spring ♪ #supporttourism #Kochi #cafe #cafehopping #supporttourism #gourmettrip

#awesomepic Originally built in 1601, Kochi Castle has a long history as it sits peacefully atop Otakasa Hill as the main attraction of Kochi city, on the southern island of Shikoku. Kochi Castle is a hilltop castle. #awesomepic

The locals said that during the Yosakoi night festival, it was probably the time when the most knowledgeable people were in the world. After all, there were few people in the usual alleys, and from the 9th, it was the Bon Festival, and all the Kochi people in the field went home to worship the ancestors. The dance teams of other cities also arrived at Kochi and the city suddenly became lively. On the first night of the night festival, the yosakoi night festival champion dance team kicked off at the main venue and the expected fireworks exhibition. The fireworks conference is the most anticipated day for the Japanese. Everyone put on the bathrobe (the summer version of the kimono), brought snacks and snacks, and took the best view on the grass. Like the temple fairs in China, the street is full of food stalls and cold drink stalls, octopus balls, Japanese chicken nuggets, ice cream, shaved ice, while enjoying the fireworks on the side of the road.

It takes about 3.5 hours to get from Ehime Matsuyama to Kochi City in Kochi Prefecture without taking the highway. It is very beautiful if you walk during the day. This mountain road is really a treasure. You can stop and take a look if you have time. Day 1⃣️ Matsuyama-Kochi ⛩️ New Year's Eve at Hachimangu Shrine It was already evening when we arrived in Kochi, and there was about an hour left until New Year's Eve. We found that the Hachimangu Shrine in the ancient Kochi Castle was near the hotel. The front desk just mentioned that every shrine had the same grand New Year's welcoming ceremony, so we went. We arrived at the shrine at around 11:30 pm and saw that the stalls had already been set up: sacred sake (pay as you like), amulet stalls (mostly for traffic safety, others for safe delivery, victory, fortune, etc.), goshuin (New Year special edition 1500 yen), decorations (mostly 1500, for use at home). There is a draw. The shrine also has divine horses, divine doves, and paper snakes. Go wash your hands first, it’s a ferocious dragon. Then everyone lined up to make a wish at 12 o'clock. When 12 o'clock arrived, the New Year arrived and the 108 bells 🔔 gradually rang. Everyone put in coins, made a wish, rang the bell, clapped and bowed, drank the sacred wine, bought amulets, and drew fortune sticks (I drew two fortune sticks!!! I will definitely have good luck next year!). After walking around for a while, we left at around 12:40. Day 2⃣️ Kochi 🏯 Kochi Castle Kochi Castle, one of Japan's national treasures, is easier to climb than Matsuyama Castle. Among Japanese castles, Kochi Castle is one of the 12 castle towers that still exist before the Edo period. Kochi Castle is the only castle where the Honmaru Palace and the castle tower are connected, and is a precious relic. The view from the castle tower and the tropical Tosa breeze make this a charming castle that makes you feel the historical romance from the Edo period to the present. ⛩️ Shioe Tenmangu Shrine The main deity is Sugawara no Michizane, a famous minister of the Heian dynasty, who excelled in politics, culture, and academics and possessed infinite holiness. There are also four other deities. Ask for a talisman in the new year and pray for everything to go smoothly. Go to the snack street to eat some authentic snacks. 🌄 Katsurahama Ryuo Cape Located in Katsurahama Park, it seems to be connected to the beach at first glance, but in fact it is almost an independent stone mountain, so you have to cross the Ryugu Bridge to climb up. There are two shrines here, and it is also a popular spot in Katsurahama. Day 3⃣️ Kochi-Muroto In the morning, we drove along the coastline from Kochi City to Muroto to see the beautiful sea. ⛩ No. 24 of 88 temples: Sai Misakiji Temple Of course, we need to pray on the first day of the new year. There is a bell stone in the temple. If you hit it with a small stone, it will make a sound like a bell, which is magical. ⚓️ Lovers' spot - Muroto Lighthouse If you walk left from the temple, you will reach Muroto Lighthouse, one of the three major lovers' spots in Muroto. The pure white tower body symbolizes pure love, and the glass sphere on the tower sparkles in the sun. From here you can also overlook the entire peaceful Tosa Bay. 🌌 Lovers' spot - Muroto Observation Deck From the observation deck, you can have a 360-degree view of the beautiful Tosa Bay, watch the breeze blow, and watch the waves hit the shore. 🐳 Abandoned School Aquarium The local government, in conjunction with the local Sea Turtle Protection Association, transformed the abandoned school into an aquarium to make full use of its educational significance. Suitable for adults too! Lots of rare deep sea fish. ⛩️ Nippo Shrine Return to Komatsushima City and watch the sunset from a high point in the city.

Travel through centuries and encounter the samurai romance of Kochi Castle 🏯 Kochi Castle, first built in 1603, is the core symbol of the Tosa Domain. Unlike other famous castles that have undergone multiple renovations, it retains its original ancient charm. Every brick and stone tells a story of the past, carrying the history of Japan's Warring States period. Standing at the foot of the castle, you can feel the weight of history. 🌳 Stepping into Kochi Castle is like traveling back to the legendary samurai era, a time of both sword fights and vibrant stories. The first thing that catches your eye is the lush forest, with sunlight dappling through the leaves. Following the winding path, you'll see the grand Honmaru Palace, the oldest existing building in Kochi Castle. Inside the palace, the old tatami mats, exquisite screens, and displayed samurai armor and swords seem to tell the glory of the Tosa lords. Imagine the samurai, dressed in magnificent attire, discussing important matters of state here, their every move filled with boldness and majesty. 🧩 Kochi Castle offers many interesting cultural experiences. Put on a traditional samurai costume, hold a wooden sword, strike a pose, and instantly transform into a movie character. Participate in the castle's history lectures and listen to professional scholars tell the story of Kochi Castle. The stories, dusted off by time, seem to unfold vividly before your eyes. If you're lucky, you might even encounter a traditional festival. The lively atmosphere and colorful costumes will allow you to fully experience the unique charm of traditional Japanese culture. 🍡 After a long day of exploring, don't miss the delicious food around Kochi Castle. Here, you can find Kochi's specialty, bonito dishes. The aroma of fresh fish greets you as soon as the dish is served. The melt-in-your-mouth fish, paired with a unique sauce, is a treat for your taste buds. There's also the soft and sweet Sanuki udon. The noodles are chewy, and the broth is rich and flavorful. A bowl of this will fill you with happiness! 📍 Address: 1-2 Marunouchi, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 🎫 Tickets: Adults 400 yen, children 200 yen (prices are subject to change) 🕙 Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00 (last entry 16:30, closed during the New Year period)

Journey Through Time: Encounter Kochi Castle Keep 🏰Echoes of History Kochi Castle Keep was originally built in 1603, overseen by Yamauchi Kazutoyo, the first lord of the Tosa Domain. At that time, during Japan's Edo period, castles were being constructed throughout the country, and Kochi Castle was born in this context. Yamauchi Kazutoyo was determined to create a strong and magnificent castle to demonstrate the power of the Tosa Domain. He assembled numerous skilled craftsmen and invested significant manpower and resources, taking several years for Kochi Castle to take its initial shape. Over the centuries since its completion, Kochi Castle Keep has weathered countless storms. It witnessed the prosperity of the Tosa Domain and experienced the smoke and fire of war. During the Meiji Restoration, Japanese society underwent tremendous changes, and many castles were demolished or abandoned. Kochi Castle Keep was fortunate to survive. However, a major fire in 1727 dealt it a heavy blow, destroying most of the structure. Fortunately, the local people and government cherished it greatly and quickly launched reconstruction efforts, following the original style and layout to restore the keep to its former glory. The keep we see today, though not in its original form, still retains a rich historical atmosphere. Every brick and every beam tells stories of the past. 🌟Architectural Features: A Fusion of Art and Practicality Kochi Castle Keep boasts a unique and ingenious architectural style. It cleverly blends traditional Japanese architectural aesthetics with military defense functions. From the outside, the keep appears simple and elegant, with white walls and black tiles. The eaves of the roof curve upwards, resembling birds about to take flight, adding a touch of dynamic beauty to the structure. Inside the keep, the spatial layout is compact and rational. Narrow stairs and small windows were important defensive designs at the time. The steep and winding stairs made it difficult for enemies to climb quickly during attacks. The small windows provided a good view for observation while minimizing the target area for enemy attacks. Ascending to the top floor of the keep, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Kochi City. The distant mountains stretch into the distance, contrasting with the modern buildings in the city, presenting a unique picture of the fusion of history and modernity. The outer walls of the keep are made of special "Tosa bricks," which are hard and have remained strong over the years, ensuring the keep's long-term preservation. 🎨Cultural Significance: A Treasure Trove of Historical Memory Kochi Castle Keep is not just a building; it is a cultural treasure. It carries the historical memory and cultural heritage of the Tosa Domain. Inside the keep, there are multiple exhibition halls displaying artifacts and historical materials related to the Tosa Domain. Swords and armor used by samurai are on display, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and evoking images of the warriors' bravery on the battlefield. Ancient calligraphy, paintings, ceramics, and other exhibits reveal the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the Tosa Domain. In addition, the keep regularly hosts various cultural activities, such as traditional tea ceremonies and Japanese dance performances, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of traditional Japanese culture.

📍Tosa Shrine Tosa Shrine is the Ichinomiya Shrine of Shikoku, located in Ichinomiya, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, and has long been known as the best place of prayer in Tosa. It is an ancient shrine said to have been founded in the 10th century, with a vast grounds, a long approach leading from the tower gate beside the national highway, and cedars and cypresses hundreds of years old growing thickly at the back of the front. 📍Harimaya Bridge It is said that the name "Harimaya Bridge" comes from the fact that "Harimaya" and "Hitoya", who were doing business on either side of the Horikawa River, built a private bridge for the two businesses to travel between them during the Edo period. Since then, the bridge has been rebuilt several times and the Horikawa River has been filled in, but it is now maintained as Harimaya Bridge and Hayama Garden Yosakoi Park, and the murmuring of the river is reproduced. The old Harimaya Bridge has also been restored, and a monument to Junshin and Ouma has also been installed. #0yentravelFebruary2025

📍Katsurahama Beach Facing the majestic Pacific Ocean, Katsurahama Beach is famous as a place to see the moon, and is a scenic spot that is also sung about in Yosakoi songs. The arch-shaped coastline is a scenic spot where the green of the pine trees and the deep blue sea are in harmony, and there is a bronze statue of Kochi's hero, Ryoma Sakamoto, which is very famous for staring at the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean. If you want to know more about Ryoma, you can also enjoy the nearby Ryoma Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum. The entire beach is Katsurahama Park, and there is a shop within the park. In addition, there are facilities such as Tosainu Park and Katsurahama Aquarium, so it is recommended to visit these facilities. In addition, the souvenir area "Sea Terrace" will be reopened in October 2022. It will have its grand opening in March 2023, and has become one of Kochi's most famous tourist spots. #FreeHotelStay

Yamauchi Shrine enshrines the successive feudal lords of the Yamauchi clan and the wife of the first feudal lord, Kazutoyo, Kenshoin. In the precincts, there is a bronze statue of Yamauchi Toyoshige (the 15th feudal lord) celebrating the restoration of imperial rule. In the surrounding area, there is the former Yamauchi family lower residence tenement house, which is designated as an important cultural property of the country. The shrine also enshrines the first Tosa feudal lord, Yamauchi Toyoshige, his wife, and other successive feudal lords, and there is a statue of the 15th feudal lord, Yamauchi Toyoshige, and the shrine forest is designated as a natural environment conservation area of ​​Kochi City. It was a nice, calm shrine located on the banks of the Kagami River. #Free hotel stay

Kochi Castle is a Japanese castle located in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture. It is also called Hawk Castle because the color of the tiles and walls resembles the color of a hawk's feathers. During the Edo period, the Tosa clan's administrative office was located in Ninomaru Palace. It is one of the twelve castles with surviving castle towers built during the Edo period, and the Honmaru Palace and Otemae Gate still remain. The castle ruins have been designated as a national historic site and selected as one of Japan's 100 most famous castles. Buildings such as the three-story, six-story castle tower and Otemae Gate are designated as important cultural properties of the country. It is one of the twelve remaining wooden castle towers in Japan, and has survived numerous crises such as fires, earthquakes, nationwide castle abandonment due to the Meiji Restoration, and the Pacific War, and still remains in its original form today. In the park, there are statues of Chiyo, the wife of Kazutoyo, who was famous for her support as a wife, and Itagaki Taisuke. #Free hotel stay #Free hotel stay

📍Harigi Water Purification Plant Harigi Water Purification Plant Sports and Nature Park is a hidden spot for viewing autumn leaves, located about 20 minutes by car from Kochi Station. This park is full of nature, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. The autumn leaves at Harigi Water Purification Plant usually reach their peak between late November and early December. On sunny days, the colorful leaves shine brightly. As the season deepens, the leaves pile up, turning into "falling maples," covering the whole area like a carpet of autumn colors! It is also a popular walking course for local residents. #FreeHotelStay

📍Kochi Prefecture, 31st Temple, Mount Godai, Konjiki-in, Chikurin-ji In 724, under the orders of Emperor Shomu, this is one of the most famous temples in Tosa, founded by the monk Gyoki in imitation of Mount Godai in China. The principal image is counted among the "Three Manjusri of Japan," and as the 31st temple of the 88 sacred places in Shikoku, it is always visited by pilgrims. There are many sights to see, including the Manjusri Hall, five-story pagoda, 17 Buddhist statues designated as important cultural properties, and a garden designated as a national scenic spot. In autumn, the leaves in the temple grounds turn beautiful colors, making it a great spot for leaf-viewing! #0 yen trip January 2025

Hirome Market, located in the center of Kochi City, is a lively spot where local delicacies gather ☝🏽 Among them, Myojinmaru Hirome Market is a famous restaurant for its straw-grilled bonito! The bonito grilled in front of you has a fragrant aroma and is irresistible with its freshness 🤤 The salt-grilled bonito in particular brings out the natural flavor of the bonito 🤤 It is eaten with salt and garlic, and it is the most delicious thing ever, so it really makes you moan! You'll be missing out if you don't try it! It will change your idea of ​​straw-grilled bonito! lol One of the attractions is that you can enjoy delicious food with locals and tourists in the bustling atmosphere of Hirome Market! If you visit Kochi, be sure to stop by! #0 yen trip January 2025