Two recommended scenic spots in Kochi Prefecture

①The southernmost point of Shikoku - Cape Ashizuri 📍1349 Cape Ashizuri, Tosashimizu City, Kochi Prefecture 🚗About 3 hours by car from Kochi City Ashizuri Cape is surrounded by cliffs and is a spectacular spot where you can see the Pacific Ocean. There are many places where the rocks have been carved by the crashing waves, creating caves and tunnels. Among them, the "Hakusan Cave", which was carved from granite, is 16m high and 17m wide, and is said to be the largest granite tunnel in Japan. Hakusan Cave can be seen from just a 10-minute walk from the parking lot at Cape Ashizuri on the promenade, and it is very impressive. It is also unique that it looks like a heart shape depending on the angle you look at it from. ②Sada's Submerged Bridge Among the submerged bridges that span the Shimanto River, one of Japan's three major clear streams, the Sada Submerged Bridge is the longest and most downstream. A "submerged bridge" is a bridge designed to be submerged in water without a railing so that it won't be washed away when the water level rises. It is one of the scenery that symbolizes the West +! A scenic spot where you can enjoy the simple beauty of the lack of railings and the nature of Shimanto♪ 📍Sada, Shimanto City, Kochi Prefecture 🚗Parking: Available #FreeHongKongAirTicket #KochiTourism #ShikokuTrip