Kochi
Godaisan Observatory Terrace
A viewing terrace on Mount Godai in Kochi City, over the town and Urado Bay.
Culture & History in Kochi14 entries
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Before tracing culture and history — how shrines and temples differ, and how to pay respects
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Kochi
Urado Castle Ruins
A castle site in Kochi City, where Motochika Chosokabe moved his base from Oko Castle. A prefectural historic site.
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Nomura Residence and Doi Kachu
A samurai house in the Doi-Kachu quarter of Aki, built about 1830 — the oldest in the district.
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Dragon Hiroba
A plaza in the Takaoka shopping street in Tosa, opened in 2013 as a place for local events.
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Yoshimura Torataro Residence
The birthplace in Tsuno of Torataro Yoshimura, who formed the Tenchugumi at the end of the Edo period.
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Takasu Rice Terraces
Terraced paddies in Kochi prefecture, held to be where the Tosa grass-cutting song was born.
Mihara
Gosha Shrine
A shrine in Mihara, said to have been restored in 1523, the tutelary shrine of the Mihara district.
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Sukumo Castle Ruins
A castle site in Sukumo, seat of the Sukumo Yamauchi, where Ishizuchi Shrine now stands.
Koban - Niyodogawa
Yusuhara Town General Government Building
The town hall of Yusuhara, completed in 2006 and built with local cedar.
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Historical Exchange Plaza
A plaza in Sukumo, introducing the history of the castle town and those who served the district.
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Toyonagago Folk Museum
A museum in Otoyo, gathering the tools of daily life, from farming to forestry.
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Ino Paper Town Streetscape
A townscape in central Ino, with merchant houses that were washi wholesalers and plaster-walled homes.