Kochi
Overview
Kochi, the lively capital of Kochi Prefecture on Shikoku Island, is famed for its samurai heritage, scenic rivers, and lively local culture. Kochi Castle, one of the few castles in Japan with the original main keep, stands at the heart of the city. The Sunday Market, stretching over a kilometer, is a treasure trove of local produce and crafts. The nearby Katsurahama Beach offers picturesque ocean views and a statue of Sakamoto Ryoma, a revolutionary figure born in Kochi. The region is also beloved for its hearty cuisine, especially katsuo no tataki (seared bonito).
What to Eat in Kochi City
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Japanese cuisine
Kochi
Reservation for Mineiwa Nijudaimachi in Kochi
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Japanese cuisine
Kochi
Reservation for Shikisai Hasuikemachidori in Kochi
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Japanese cuisine
Kochi
Reservation for Tosa Tsukasa in Kochi
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Japanese cuisine
Kochi
Reservation for Izariya Kochibashi in Kochi
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Seafood
Kochi
Robatayaki Senju Restaurant Reservations | Kochi
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Izakaya
Kochi
Banshaku Tunasiza Restaurant Reservations
