Japan’s oldest and longest continuously operating streetcar line. The distinctive sound of the tram and the nostalgic scenery along its route create a charming atmosphere, and even cars that have b...

Known as a pristine river comparable to the Shimanto River, it is also counted among Japan’s three great “wild rivers” for its powerful currents.

The river is a popular destination for exhilarat...

One of the beautiful terraced rice fields of the Reihoku region.
An observation deck allows visitors to enjoy the changing seasonal landscapes throughout the year.

A scenic driving route along the Yokonami Peninsula.
The road follows the peninsula’s ridge—shaped by a dramatic ria coastline—linking Tosa City and Susaki City.

Several viewpoints along the wa...

Designed by architect Kengo Kuma, this building makes extensive use of locally sourced timber from Yusuhara.

Facing the parking area, the welcoming lobby features a fully open design and can al...

Originally constructed in 1948, this building was relocated and carefully restored in September 1995. Its design reflects a Japanese–Western eclectic style reminiscent of the Taisho era (1912–1926)...

Established in 1781 in the fishing town of Kure, which prospered through bonito fishing, this brewery produces sake using pure water from the headwaters of the Shimanto River. Its refined flavour a...

This historic residence once belonged to a family who served as net owners in the Tosa whaling industry from the Edo period (1603–1868), later achieving prosperity through offshore tuna fishing.

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Completed in 1899, this striking white lighthouse boasts the longest light range in Japan—approximately 49 kilometres—and continues to guide passing ships safely as an essential beacon for mariners.

This residence once belonged to a prominent landowner who oversaw around 400 tenant farmers at the time of its construction.

The timber used throughout the house consists of carefully selected ...