Many people will associate Kochi Prefecture with “The Shimanto River”. It is located in western Kochi Prefecture and is known nationwide as “the last clear stream of Japan” Read More…
Megijima is one of the islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea between Okayama Prefecture and Kagawa Prefecture, also known by the nickname of Onigashima (Devil’s Island) Read More…
Located in Shikoku Island of Japan, Kochi Prefecture has about 90 percent of its land area covered with woods and is the most nature-rich prefecture in Japan. It Read More…
The road leading eastward from Kochi Castle is lined by over 400 street stalls every Sunday. The market made up by these stalls is called “Nichiyo Ichi (Sunday Market)” Read More…
I remember seeing the name “Seto Inland Sea” written in Chinese characters somewhere before I came to Japan. The name just vaguely reminded me of some beautiful Read More…
Perhaps some of you may recall Kazura-bashi Bridge, one of the three most unique bridges of Japan. In fact in the Iya region of Tokushima prefecture where the Kazura-bashi Read More…
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