Culture
If you're not a fan of big cities, or just need a break from the constant crowd, the much slower pace of Kochi City will be a...
Kochi's Cape Muroto Lighthouse was first illuminated in 1899, and it looks out over the waters of the Pacific Ocean. A festiv...
The Local Character Festival in Susaki is a fun celebration of Japan's mascot culture, known as yuru-chara. The event is set ...
A special exhibition taking place at the Museum of Art Kochi will be Jansen's first solo event in Shikoku, where attendees ca...
6
Watching katsuo no tayaki being cooked is part of the fun, as thick fillets of bonito (also known as skipjack tuna) are thrus...
One of Japan's 4 major islands, Shikoku is made up of 4 prefectures - Ehime, Kagawa, Kochi and Tokushima. Each has their own ...
In the little town of Toyo, in Kochi Prefecture, a local women’s group is making sure that their 130-year tradition of kokera...
Stay at this upscale hotel in close proximity to Kochi Castle, where you can enjoy a hot spring bath and learn a few things a...
Reasonably priced hotel with delicious food and a beautifully designed bath on the Pacific coast of Kochi Prefecture.
Popular hotel on Cape Ashizuri, offering nice ocean views from its outdoor hot spring bath and from the rooms.
In Kochi Prefecture you can take a day trek following one of the ancient roads that was used to transport prized salt to market.
The twisting streets and retro market of this fishing town in Kochi Prefecture make you feel like you have stepped back in time.
The Ashizuri Underwater Obseration Tower is unusual old-school tower in Kochi Prefecture giving visitors a retro glimpse of l...