Sand Beach Museum

Info

Address:

Irino, Kuroshio-cho, Hata-gun, Kochi

Public Transportation:

Tosa Kuroshio Railway Tosa Irino Station → 10-minute walk

Car Access:

From Takachiho Black Current Ken no Kawa IC via National Route 56, 25 km, 30 minutes.

Phone Number:

0880-43-4915 (Sunbeach Museum Secretariat)

Parking Number:

50 units

Business Hours

Free tour (there is a tour time set when planning exhibitions and events are held)

Price

Free tour (there is a price setting at the time of planning exhibitions and events)

Spot Category

Museums and Galleries

"Irino no Hama", the main stage of the Sunbeach Museum
(C) Sunabi Museum

Recruiting works from all over the country become T-shirts and fluttering is a masterpiece
(C) Sunabi Museum

T-shirt shines in the blue sky and the wind
(C) Sunabi Museum

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Kuroshio Town, where you can meet whales, is one of Japan's premier locations to encounter the minke whale. Offshore, you can encounter schools of minke whales and dolphins measuring up to 12 meters in length. Tours operate from the end of April to the end of October. The thrill of seeing the beautiful minke whale, often referred to as the "lady of the sea," surface nearby becomes a lifelong memory. The boat departs from Irino Fishing Port within Kuroshio Town, with a ride time of about 4 hours. Reservations are required up to 3 days in advance. Pets are not allowed on board, but if you have a cage, they can be kept at the port's watching center.

Ukizu Beach

A beach with a campsite attached. The shallow coastline is enjoyable for both children and adults. Showers, toilets, and changing rooms are available (free). The campsite and cooking facility usage fees are charged. For reservations for camping and the cooking facility, contact the Kuroshio Town Tourism Network (0880-43-0881).

Wa Rei Shrine

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Hydrangea Road

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Every hour, the mini-dance team shows off yosakoi. When it's time, along with the melody of the Yosakoi Naruko dance, Kochi Castle and Odoriko appear slowly on the top and bottom of the clock, Ryoma and Katsura Beach on the left and right, and Harimaya Bridge. It is lit up at night, and also in a different atmosphere.

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