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Izakaya Kutaro Kochi
An izakaya in Kochi City, serving fish sent direct from Susaki with Tosa wagyu and gamecock.
Mount Konomine Sky and Sea View Park
A lookout park on Mount Kodakami in Yasuda, with a 360-degree view from a 23-metre tower.
Nagaoi Chinkabashi
A 120-metre submersible bridge over the Shimanto River, where campers and canoeists gather in summer.
Niyodogawa Town Tourism Association
A tourist information centre in Niyodogawa, at the head of the Niyodo River.
Tosa Sameura Tourism Association
A tourism association at the roadside station in Tosa town, dealing in local products and crafts.
Birthplace of Yoshii Genta
The birthplace in Ino of the man who improved papermaking and made the town a washi district.
Traditional Katsuobushi Workshop Experience
A shop in Tosashimizu founded in 1912, where the shed for making sodabushi can be toured.
Statue of Kariya Tadao
A bronze in Tosashimizu of the politician who worked for the building of the Honshu-Shikoku bridges.
Machi-no-Eki Yusuhara (Marche Yusuhara)
A centre in Yusuhara, selling local specialities and offering lodging.
Tano Gakkan Site
The site of a domain school in Tano, built in 1854 to educate the retainers' sons and to guard the coast.
Wing Shimanto
A centre in Shimanto Town, a market and eating house gathering ingredients from the Shimanto basin.
Keigetsukan Sake Museum
A museum in Tosa town in a Taisho-era storehouse, on the travel writer whose name the local sake took.
Manjiro Footbath
A footbath in Tosashimizu at the tip of Cape Ashizuri, built in steps.
JA Green Hata Sukumo Store Sanchoku Pikaichi
A farm stand in Sukumo, with seasonal produce such as pomelo and konatsu citrus.
Hibari Shokudo
An eating house in Otoyo, known for its very large pork-cutlet rice bowls.
Ino Paper Town Streetscape
A townscape in central Ino, with merchant houses that were washi wholesalers and plaster-walled homes.