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Experience more Japan
Discover lesser-known Western Japan
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No matter how many times you visit, there’s more to Japan than you have ever imagined.
Travel with us through Western Japan as we explore its hidden delights, rich history, culture and breathtaking natural beauty.

■TripNotes

Spot1:Shimanto River
Shimanto River is surrounded by untouched natural forests. In addition to rafting and canoeing, there are campsites along the riverside where you can have a barbecue under the stars while listening to the sweet chirping of birds.
Cross to the other side of the river using the “”Chinka Bridge””. Crossing a simple bridge with no rails is a thrilling and an unforgettable experience.

Spot2:Kochi Castle
Amongst the top 100 castles in Japan, the “”Kochi Castle”” has been chosen as the oldest one. The Kochi Castle that is built atop a hill, offers a spectacular view. Especially in Spring, the Castle garden becomes full of beautiful blooming cherry blossoms that attract crowds regardless of day and night.
There are many museums in the area, and it is a favorite destination of history fans.

Spot2:Katsurahama
You can see the beautiful Pacific Ocean from the shores of Katsurahama. Although you can’t swim here, you can view the magnificent sunset over the horizon as you take a stroll along the beach.
There is a statue of Ryoma Sakamoto, who contributed greatly to the modernization of Japan. Also, take your time to visit the Tosa dog museum, aquariums or just stop by to purchase some souvenirs.

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You can see the beautiful Pacific Ocean from the shores of Katsurahama. Although you can’t swim here, you can view the magnificent sunset over the horizon as you take a stroll along the beach.
There is a statue of Ryoma Sakamoto, who contributed greatly to the modernization of Japan. Also, take your time to visit the Tosa dog museum, aquariums or just stop by to purchase some souvenirs.

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