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(Kochi City)

Kochi City

(Kochi City is the prefectural capital and largest city in central Kochi Prefecture.)

Kochi City is the prefectural capital and largest city in central Kochi Prefecture.

(When you arrive at Kochi Station, you will hear the music of the anime)

When you arrive at Kochi Station, you will hear the music of the anime

("Anpanman" that every Japanese person knows.)

"Anpanman" that every Japanese person knows.

(Kochi is the author's hometown, and there are trains, bronze statues, and shops.)

Kochi is the author's hometown, and there are trains, bronze statues, and shops.

(There is also a memorial hall in Kami City.)

There is also a memorial hall in Kami City.

(In the city there is the famous Harimaya Bridge, which was sung in the Yosakoi song.)

In the city there is the famous Harimaya Bridge, which was sung in the Yosakoi song.

(It is now made of concrete, but there is a replica next to it.)

It is now made of concrete, but there is a replica next to it.

(Kochi City's recommendations are Kochi Castle and Katsurahama Beach.)

Kochi City's recommendations are Kochi Castle and Katsurahama Beach.

(Kochi Castle is the only castle in Japan where both the castle tower and Honmaru Palace remain.)

Kochi Castle is the only castle in Japan where both the castle tower and Honmaru Palace remain.

(Katsurahama is a famous spot for the moon, and the bronze statue of Ryoma Sakamoto,)

Katsurahama is a famous spot for the moon, and the bronze statue of Ryoma Sakamoto,

(the leading figure in the Meiji Restoration, looks out over the Pacific Ocean.)

the leading figure in the Meiji Restoration, looks out over the Pacific Ocean.

(You can take a walk or go to the terrace of the sea.)

You can take a walk or go to the terrace of the sea.

(Around Kochi City, you can see limestone caves, Monet's Garden Museum,)

Around Kochi City, you can see limestone caves, Monet's Garden Museum,

(a shrine called Miyajima of Tosa, and Niyodo Blue.)

a shrine called Miyajima of Tosa, and Niyodo Blue.

(You can also experience Japanese paper making and whale watching.)

You can also experience Japanese paper making and whale watching.

(If you go to the Hirome Market, you can eat Sawachi dishes,)

If you go to the Hirome Market, you can eat Sawachi dishes,

(free-range chicken, and old-fashioned ice cream.)

free-range chicken, and old-fashioned ice cream.

(For souvenirs, red coral products, Japanese paper, and tenugui towels are recommended.)

For souvenirs, red coral products, Japanese paper, and tenugui towels are recommended.

(Please enjoy Kochi City.)

Please enjoy Kochi City.