Left Coast

Left Coast

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Tosa Kuroshio Railway Sukumo Station → Kochi Southwest Transportation Bus 1 hour 30 minutes bound for Tosashimizu Bus Center, bus stop: Ryugushi lower car, 4 minutes on foot from glass boat stop 20 minutes by glass boat, disembarking, walking immediately (Note that the number of buses is small)
80km 1 hour 45 minutes from Shimanto-cho Chuo IC, Kochido, via National Route 56/321
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Peripheral Freedom

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Peripheral Freedom

Spot Category

Cape, coast, cliffs


Rare Fossil Traces, a rock-rock art that marks a millennial time created by nature

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Road Station Mejika no Sato Tosa Shimizu

Roadside station along National Highway 321 on the way from Cape Ashuryu to Ryugushi. It is adjacent to a processing site for the specialty red deer (Souda Gatsuo), which is designated as a fish in the city of Tosashimizu, where it is possible to purchase products such as the Sōda scrapers made. It also sells seafood and locally grown fresh vegetables and fruits, which are taken in the waters near Ashida. In the cafeteria, there is a menu that makes use of Sōda festival and processed products, such as curry udon made with dashi taken from Sōda festival. Adjacent to Little Square, small children and adults can enjoy.

Tosa Shimizu Foods Co., Ltd.

Princess Katsuo is a specialty of this region, which is made from the processing of the red deer (souda bonito) that can be found off the coast of Ashida. The bonito is made by turning it down with three sheets, and then pickled in a thin sauce overnight. There are seven kinds of flavors such as soy sauce, garlic, ginger, and no additives. In addition to the stick type, there are various products, and you can also buy them at the adjacent roadside station "Mejika no Sato" (8:30 to 17:30).

Dragon Skewer Glass Boat/Dragon Skewer Sightseeing Steamer

A tourist route that connects Ryugushi to the Left. There is a glass boat looking out at the sea from the glass window at the bottom of the ship. In each case, you can enjoy watching the sea around the dragon kushiki area, and at the point of the coral, the coral coral community is a masterpiece. The glass boat is a 30-minute round trip to the left shore and runs about 2 trains for an hour. According to the wishes of the passengers, it is possible to walk about 30 minutes to 1 hour on the coast.

Shirahama Beach

A beach with gentle waves and a distance of water. Parasols and other rentals are also being carried out.

Roaring Falls

A triple waterfall with a head of 82m on the upper reaches of the Hibihara River, a tributary of the Monobe River. The top waterhole is a pothole with a diameter of about 15m, and the surrounding area is known as a beautiful scenic spot with cherry blossoms in spring and deep greens in summer and autumn foliage in autumn. Prefectural Natural Monument, Meishatsu. It was also selected for "Hyakusei of Japan" and "Eighty-eight views of Shikoku". The story of the Heike legend is also transmitted, which is related to Princess Tamao.

Katsura Beach

It is known as a famous spot of the moon on the beach of Shirasuna Aomatsu on Tosa Bay. The moon party is held on the night of the famous moon in mid-autumn every year. The Omachi Keitsuki Monument stands around the area, which is good for a walk.

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