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Kochi (高知) is the charming capital of Kochi Prefecture, nestled on the southern coast of Shikoku. This friendly city exudes a casual vibe and southern flair, inviting visitors to explore its rich cultural heritage. At the heart of Kochi lies the beautifully preserved hilltop castle, a stunning remnant of Japan's feudal era. Nearby, atop Mount Godaisan, Chikurinji Temple welcomes pilgrims as one of the 88 sacred sites on the Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Kochi also celebrates its historical significance as the hometown of Sakamoto Ryoma, a pivotal figure in the Meiji Restoration. Discover his legacy at the Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum, located on the picturesque Katsurahama Beach, just south of the city center. With its blend of history and natural beauty, Kochi promises an unforgettable experience.
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1Kochi Castle
One of Japan's original castles
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2Katsuo no tataki
Lightly grilled bonito specialty
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3Katsurahama Beach
Sakamoto Ryoma statue and memorial
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4Sakamoto Ryoma Statue
Honors Sakamoto Ryoma, Japan's hero
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5Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum
Honoring the key figure of the Meiji Restoration
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6Chikurin-ji Temple
Key stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage
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7Kochi Prefectural Museum of History
Rich history and cultural exhibits
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8Makino Botanical Garden
Famous for Dr Makino's legacy
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9Mount Godaisan
Historic temple, pilgrimage site, botanical garden
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