Nogi Museum
A museum in Zentsuji in the former headquarters building of the army's 11th Division.
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A museum in Zentsuji in the former headquarters building of the army's 11th Division.
A shrine in Kanonji. From the torii of its main hall at 404 metres you look down on the Inland Sea.
A museum in Mitoyo, showing the work of the Kagawa water canal in film and models.
A quarry site on Shodoshima, where stone was cut for the walls of Osaka Castle.
A cape and temple in Takamatsu, the northernmost point of mainland Shikoku.
A temple in Matsuyama, the 51st stop of the Shikoku pilgrimage, whose Nio gate is a national treasure.
A ropeway up to the main enceinte of Matsuyama Castle, from the foot to the summit.
A station in Matsuyama with the sea directly before the platform, used as a setting in a television serial.
A townscape in Uchiko, with merchant houses from the late Edo to the Taisho era; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A shrine in Uchiko, said to date from 1396, with a roofed bridge across the stream.
A viewing terrace on Mount Godai in Kochi City, over the town and Urado Bay.
A castle site in Kochi City, where Motochika Chosokabe moved his base from Oko Castle. A prefectural historic site.
A samurai house in the Doi-Kachu quarter of Aki, built about 1830 — the oldest in the district.
A plaza in the Takaoka shopping street in Tosa, opened in 2013 as a place for local events.
The birthplace in Tsuno of Torataro Yoshimura, who formed the Tenchugumi at the end of the Edo period.
Terraced paddies in Kochi prefecture, held to be where the Tosa grass-cutting song was born.
A shrine in Mihara, said to have been restored in 1523, the tutelary shrine of the Mihara district.
A castle site in Sukumo, seat of the Sukumo Yamauchi, where Ishizuchi Shrine now stands.
The town hall of Yusuhara, completed in 2006 and built with local cedar.
A plaza in Sukumo, introducing the history of the castle town and those who served the district.
A museum in Otoyo, gathering the tools of daily life, from farming to forestry.