Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
A revered Kochi shrine with 10th-century origins, featuring a prefectural cultural property hall and an annual autumn festival.
Kami · KochiMuseum dedicated to traditional Japanese papermaking featuring displays of techniques, history, and opportunities to create paper yourself.
Ino · KochiKōchi Castle is unique in Japan for retaining all its original structures unchanged, including the original tenshu and palace, never requiring post-war reconstruction.
KochiA museum dedicated to Anpanman, the superhero character created by Yanase Takashi, featuring original illustrations and interactive exhibits.
Kami · KochiA bustling Kochi market with 65 stalls featuring local specialties like seared bonito and country-style sushi for sampling at communal tables throughout the day and evening.
KochiMuseum displaying 23 reproductions of late 19th-century painter Ekin's works featuring historical scenes with demons in candlelit rooms.
Konan · Kochi140-year-old fishing market where local vendors daily sell fresh Pacific-caught seafood alongside farm produce, with on-site preparation available.
Nakatosa · Kochi
