• Katsurahama Beach - Katsurahama is renowned as one of Kochi’s most picturesque locations, celebrated for its expansive views of the Pacific Ocean and its powerful waves that render swimming unsafe but create a stunning coastline. It also features the famous statue of Sakamoto Ryoma, a legendary samurai and reformer from the late Edo period, making it a favored spot for appreciating both natural beauty and historical significance.
• Ryoma Sakamoto Bronze Statue - This bronze statue stands majestically at Katsurahama Beach, commemorating Sakamoto Ryoma, a visionary samurai and pivotal figure in Japan’s Meiji Restoration. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the statue embodies his forward-thinking spirit and is one of Kochi’s most renowned landmarks, drawing numerous visitors who come to honor him and capture photos.
• Kochi Castle - Kochi Castle is among the 12 original castles in Japan that still preserve their main keep (tenshu) from the Edo period. Constructed in the early 17th century, it was the residence of the Yamauchi lords of the Tosa domain. Today, visitors can freely explore the castle grounds, gates, and stone walls, enjoying views of the historic structure from outside at no cost. For those wishing to enter the castle tower and Honmaru Palace, an admission fee is required, allowing exploration of the interiors and offering panoramic views of Kochi City from the top. Admission: Adults 420 JPY / Children free (castle tower & Honmaru Palace).
• Hirome Ichiba - Hirome Market is a vibrant food hall situated in the heart of Kochi City, featuring over 60 stalls and eateries under one roof. It is a local favorite where visitors can savor Kochi’s specialties such as freshly seared katsuo no tataki (bonito), gyoza, ramen, and craft beer. The market exudes a casual, festive atmosphere where travelers can sit at communal tables and enjoy authentic flavors alongside locals. Meals are not included; lunch is at your own expense.
• Mt. Godaisan Observatory - (if time permits) Located on Mt. Godaisan, this observatory provides sweeping views of Kochi City, Urado Bay, and the Pacific Ocean. It is a favored scenic spot to admire the city’s landscape and coastline from above. The nearby Chikurin-ji Temple, one of the 88 temples of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, adds cultural significance to the visit.
• Chikurin-ji Temple Hondo (Monjudo) - (if time permits) Chikurin-ji is a historic Shingon Buddhist temple located adjacent to Godaisan Observatory. It is the 31st temple on the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage and is renowned for its beautiful five-story pagoda and serene atmosphere. Visitors can wander the temple grounds for free, while access to the garden and treasure hall requires a small admission fee (about 400 JPY for adults). The blend of cultural heritage and scenic surroundings makes it a meaningful stop.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Meals
• Guide

Experience the enchanting attractions of Kochi with this well-organized half-day tour, perfect for cruise visitors. Explore the picturesque Katsurahama Beach, featuring the renowned Sakamoto Ryoma statue, and tour Kochi Castle, one of Japan’s few remaining original castles with a well-preserved keep. Delight in the local cuisine at Hirome Market, a vibrant food hall offering Kochi’s renowned delicacies. If time permits, enjoy the stunning panoramic views from Godaisan Observatory and visit the serene Chikurin-ji Temple. This tour offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the allure of Kochi in just a few hours.

• Walk along Katsurahama Beach with views of the Pacific Ocean
• Discover Kochi Castle, one of Japan’s original castles
• Relish free time for lunch at the bustling Hirome Market
• Visit Godaisan Observatory for expansive views if time allows

※The driver speaks Japanese. English materials will be provided to you in advance.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.