Kochi Port

Kochi, Japan

Kochi Port has been a vital hub for marine traffic between the Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe area and South Shikoku since ancient times. Designated as a major port in 1951, the port facilities were expanded with the opening of Kochi New Port in 1998. The area boasts famous tourist attractions like the historic Kochi Castle, tranquil Katsurahama Beach, and Cape Muroto to the east. In the vicinity of Kochi City, you can explore the picturesque Niyodo River known for its clear waters. Indulge in local delicacies such as tataki, a seared bonito dish, showcasing the region's culinary delights. Visitors can also enjoy cultural events like the Yosakoi Festival, showcasing the vibrant Nangoku-Tosa spirit. Nature enthusiasts can engage in activities like kayaking on the Shimanto River or whale watching off the Ashizuri Peninsula. The shopping district in Kochi offers a myriad of goods, from fashion items to traditional crafts. Don't miss Gairo-ichi street market, held every Sunday near Kochi Castle, offering a variety of local produce and goods.

Location

City: Kochi

Region: Kochi

Country: Japan

Coordinates: 33.5597° N, 133.5311° E