Overview
A tram stop in front of Kochi Station, where the lines crossing the city meet.
About this place
A tram stop in front of Kochi Station. The trams run east, west, south and north through Kochi City, connecting Ino, at the entrance of the Niyodo River, with Gomen-machi in Nankoku. With a total length of more than 25 km, it is said to be the longest tram line in Japan. 1 minute on foot from the south exit of JR Kochi Station.
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