Kochi Prefecture | A prefecture facing the Pacific Ocean known for Ryoma Sakamoto, seared bonito, and the Shimanto River

Spots you should visit along with Kochi Prefecture

Kochi Prefecture is dotted with attractive tourist spots. You can enjoy a more fulfilling trip by visiting Kochi Prefecture as well.

No. 31 Chikurin-ji Temple｜Kochi famous temple on Mt. Godai, the stage of Yosakoi Bushi

No. 24 Saimisakiji Temple｜The beginning of the training dojo and the temple at Cape Muroto

No. 38 Temple Kongofukuji Temple｜Great temple at Cape Ashizuri, the southernmost tip of Shikoku

Frequently asked questions about Kochi Prefecture

Q1. What are the major sightseeing spots in Kochi?

Katsurahama, Kochi Castle, Shimanto River, Cape Ashizuri, Cape Muroto, Anpanman Museum, etc.

Q2. What is your local food?

Seared bonito, Shimanto eel, plate dishes, Tosa Jiro, sake culture (Kochi’s local sake), etc.

Q3. What is the means of transportation?

JR, streetcar (Tosaden), route bus, taxi, rental car. Renting a car is convenient for traveling over a wide area.

Q4. What is the recommended accommodation area?

Select depending on your itinerary, such as Kochi city, Katsurahama area, Shimanto, Muroto, etc.

Summary｜Kochi Prefecture, a must-see when visiting Kochi Prefecture

Kochi Prefecture is a prefecture facing the Pacific Ocean known for Ryoma Sakamoto, seared bonito, and the Shimanto River. Kochi Prefecture When visiting Kochi Prefecture, be sure to include it in your schedule.

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