Hayase-no-Ipponbashi Bridge
A single-plank bridge in Tsuno, held to be the original form of the submersible bridge, 60 centimetres wide.
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A single-plank bridge in Tsuno, held to be the original form of the submersible bridge, 60 centimetres wide.
A cafe in Kochi prefecture on high ground, looking out over the surrounding hills and fields.
A resort hotel in Geisei on high ground above the Pacific, with an open-air bath.
A golf course in Kami at the centre of the prefecture, with two courses.
A waterfall in Otoyo on the upper Seto River, a tributary of the Yoshino, chosen among Tosa's fine waters.
A bronze at the entrance to Ryugado cave in Kami, honouring the man who gave himself to surveying it.
A roadside station in Shimanto, dealing in wild Shimanto sweetfish and mountain rice.
A tea garden in Niyodogawa, where you eat sweets looking out on the river and the tea fields.
A bronze in Tsuno of the village headman who tried to settle an uprising in the Horeki era.
A tram stop in front of Kochi Station, where the lines crossing the city meet.
A tourist information centre in Niyodogawa, at the head of the Niyodo River.
A centre in Yusuhara, selling local specialities and offering lodging.
The site of a domain school in Tano, built in 1854 to educate the retainers' sons and to guard the coast.
A footbath in Tosashimizu at the tip of Cape Ashizuri, built in steps.
A coast in Fukutsu City. It runs about 3 km from Fukuma Coast to Miyajihama and Tsuyazaki Coast, where tidal pools reflect the sky.
A coast in Itoshima City. Beyond its white torii gate stand the Meoto Iwa rocks joined by a sacred rope, facing the Genkai Sea.
An aquarium in Fukuoka City. With Kyushu’s seas as its theme, it displays 350 species and 30,000 creatures, plus shows and hands-on programs.
An outdoor pool in Munakata City. It has a lazy river pool, a children’s pool, and an approximately 63-meter slide.
A limestone cave in Kitakyushu City. It extends through Hiraodai’s karst plateau, is a national Natural Monument, and can be visited up to around 900 meters inside.