Tosa Sameura Tourism Association
A tourism association at the roadside station in Tosa town, dealing in local products and crafts.
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A tourism association at the roadside station in Tosa town, dealing in local products and crafts.
The birthplace in Ino of the man who improved papermaking and made the town a washi district.
A shop in Tosashimizu founded in 1912, where the shed for making sodabushi can be toured.
A bronze in Tosashimizu of the politician who worked for the building of the Honshu-Shikoku bridges.
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 centre in Shimanto Town, a market and eating house gathering ingredients from the Shimanto basin.
A museum in Tosa town in a Taisho-era storehouse, on the travel writer whose name the local sake took.
A footbath in Tosashimizu at the tip of Cape Ashizuri, built in steps.
A farm stand in Sukumo, with seasonal produce such as pomelo and konatsu citrus.
An eating house in Otoyo, known for its very large pork-cutlet rice bowls.
A townscape in central Ino, with merchant houses that were washi wholesalers and plaster-walled homes.
A crafts hall in Yame showing the town's Buddhist altars, lanterns and paper, with hand papermaking to try.
A bamboo-blind workshop in Hirokawa, where the splitting and weaving can be watched and tried.
A Kurume kasuri workshop in Hirokawa, where the whole process from indigo-dyed thread to woven cloth can be seen.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Hirokawa, taking part in the open-workshop scheme, with a cafe attached.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Yame, offering a 60-minute tour and a two-hour weaving session.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Hirokawa, showing how the thread is bound and dyed, and selling its cloth.
A sake brewery in Iizuka, with tours and tasting, and concerts held in the brewery.
A confectionery factory in Iizuka, with a 30-minute tour by reservation and a tasting.