Discover a sightseeing plan that lets you enjoy both golf and Kochi to the fullest.
Sample Sightseeing Itinerary
Day 1
Prefectural Route 13 – Nankoku Bypass – Kochi Tobu Expressway – Kochi Kuroshio Country Club (14.3 km)
Kochi Kuroshio Country Club
The Best Seat in Kochi
Enjoy dynamic play against the breathtaking backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. With 36 holes available year-round thanks to Kochi’s mild climate, the course features the Pacific Course, where you can take powerful shots overlooking the ocean, and the challenging Kuroshio Course, known for its signature holes designed for advanced players.
Kochi Tobu Expressway – Nankoku Bypass – Prefectural Route 16 – Downtown Kochi (26.4 km)
Hirome Market
Kochi’s Culinary Hub
Hirome Market is a lively indoor marketplace resembling a large food village. Around 40 restaurants offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine gather alongside approximately 20 retail shops selling souvenirs and apparel.
Day 2
Harimaya Bridge
A Symbol of Kochi
Approx. 5 minutes on foot from central Kochi City
During the feudal era, wealthy merchants built a private bridge over a moat separating their residences. This bridge later became known as Harimaya Bridge. Originally, it was a simple wooden structure.
Sunday Market
A Street Market with Over 300 Years of History
The historic street markets of Kochi date back to 1690. Markets are held throughout the city depending on the day of the week, with the most famous being the Sunday Market along Otesuji Street.
*The Sunday Market is held every Sunday.
Kochi Castle
“The Finest Castle in the Southern Sea Route”
Although the exterior appears to have four or five levels, the interior consists of six floors. The white castle tower features a watchtower-style balcony at the top. Unusually, the castle retains its original palace (Kaitokukan), including reception rooms and living quarters, offering insight into the lifestyle of feudal lords.
Katsurahama Beach
Magnificent Pacific Views with Ryoma
Famous for its moonlit scenery, Katsurahama Beach stretches in a graceful arc between Ryuto Cape and Ryuo Cape. A statue of Sakamoto Ryoma stands at Ryuto Cape, attracting visitors from across Japan. The Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum is also located on the nearby hill.
