Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Museum of Tosa washi, the handmade paper of Kochi, with rooms on its history and making, craftsman demonstrations and a papermaking workshop.
Ino · KochiArcade and open-air market in the fishing town of Kure, begun by fishermen's wives in the Meiji period and selling the local catch, vegetables and fruit.
Nakatosa · KochiIndoor market in central Kochi, opened in 1998, where more than 50 shops sell local food, drink, fresh fish and souvenirs.
KochiA revered Kochi shrine with 10th-century origins, featuring a prefectural cultural property hall and an annual autumn festival.
Kami · KochiMuseum in Akaoka holding the 23 theatre screens by the Tosa painter Ekin, shown in a dimmed room modelled on the summer festival night.
Konan · KochiThe only castle in Japan whose honmaru buildings all survive in original form, including the tenshu and the daimyo palace, with no post-war reconstruction.
KochiA museum dedicated to Anpanman, the superhero character created by Yanase Takashi, featuring original illustrations and interactive exhibits.
Kami · Kochi
