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A hot spring in Tosashimizu, radon-bearing, with the Pacific from its open-air bath.
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A hot spring in Tosashimizu, radon-bearing, with the Pacific from its open-air bath.
A bronze in Tsuno of the village headman who tried to settle an uprising in the Horeki era.
A monument in Nahari honouring the businessman called the transport king of Tosa.
A farm stand beside Aki Station, with local vegetables and souvenirs.
The direct-sales shop of a roadside station in Muroto, with local vegetables and fish daily.
A drive-in campsite in Toyo, on the bank of the None River.
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.
A park along the Nahari River, with about 80 Somei-Yoshino cherries and a blossom festival.
A stage at Yatsushiro Hachimangu in Ino, where the district's young men offer a play at the festival on 5 November.
A park in Ino on the bank of the Niyodo River, busy with river play in summer.
A park in Ochi at the climbing entrance to Mount Yokogura, with about 100 cherry trees in spring.
A tram stop in front of Kochi Station, where the lines crossing the city meet.
A shop in Tosashimizu selling sodabushi dried fish and set meals made with it.
An 800-metre mountain in Ochi, known as the ground the botanist Tomitaro Makino studied.
An izakaya in Kochi City, serving fish sent direct from Susaki with Tosa wagyu and gamecock.
A lookout park on Mount Kodakami in Yasuda, with a 360-degree view from a 23-metre tower.
A 120-metre submersible bridge over the Shimanto River, where campers and canoeists gather in summer.
A tourist information centre in Niyodogawa, at the head of the Niyodo River.