Kochi

Kochi offers unique attractions and cultural experiences that showcase the best of this region. Discover temples, natural wonders, and local traditions that make Kochi a must-visit destination.

Nature & Scenic Spots

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Cape Muroto

A dramatic rocky cape jutting into the Pacific Ocean, designated as a UNESCO Geopark for its unique geological formations, lighthouse, and connections to the Buddhist monk Kobo Daishi.

Katsurahama Beach

A scenic beach in Kochi famous for its beautiful moon-viewing spot and the iconic bronze statue of Sakamoto Ryoma, one of Japan's most influential historical figures during the Meiji Restoration.

Ryugado Cave

Spectacular 4km limestone cave system designated as National Natural Monument, featuring stunning stalactite formations and a 200-million-year geological history.

Shimanto River

Japan's last clear stream featuring submersible bridges, canoeing, cycling routes, and pristine nature in Shikoku's southwestern highlands.

Museums & Art Galleries

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Ino Paper Museum Area

A museum dedicated to traditional Japanese washi papermaking, showcasing Ino's 400-year paper industry heritage with hands-on workshops in a riverside town setting.

Castles & Historic Sites

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Kochi Castle

One of twelve original castles in Japan with intact Edo-period keep, castle palace, and complete defensive structures in downtown Kochi.

Kochi

Nature & Scenic Spots

Cape Muroto

Katsurahama Beach

Ryugado Cave

Shimanto River

Museums & Art Galleries

Ino Paper Museum Area

Castles & Historic Sites

Kochi Castle

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