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A local sake specialty store that handles all of Tosa's manufacturers. It also has a large selection of seasonal limited items that are not available in Kochi Prefecture. Chestnut shochu dabada fire shake is also a very popular product.

A quiet campsite surrounded by mountains. The nine wooden cabins are fully equipped with AC and other equipment, and the 43 tent sites are equipped with laundry and shower buildings. Enjoy a variety of four and a half hours, such as going out to the clear stream and hot springs in front of you, and the big-time hobby hall.

Spot where you can canoe, rafting, camping, etc. There are also nearby shops selling liquor and camping ingredients, as well as canoes and bicycle rentals. Campsite 660 yen for adults, 330 yen for children, 14,300 yen for one rafting (up to 5 people), 2700 yen for a canoe single and 4300 yen for a tandem (including insurance), and 660 yen for a bicycle for two hours (including insurance).

It has been selected as the "100 Pleasure Baths". The water quality is good, the ocean is as far as 150m deep, and the white, white, and the fine sandy beach is as long as 2km east and west. There are bungalows, a camping area with tents, and there are plenty of shower buildings and rice-cooking facilities.

In Shimanto, there are a lot of souvenir items, and events are also held frequently. In the Towa dining hall, you can enjoy dishes using local ingredients while watching the river view.

A roadside station located in front of the final exit of the Kochi Expressway in Shimanto town in western Kochi Prefecture. More than 300,000 people a year visit as "the station where the trip of the Shimanto River begins" because it is the eastern gateway of the Shimanto River sightseeing. In addition to the brand pork "Shimanto Pork", the specialty "Niida Rice", and the Japan's best-produced ginger, the company is sending the appeal of Shimanto-cho and Kochi Prefecture to the whole country through "food", mainly local products. The specialty is "Gudakusan Pork Man" which has a sales record of up to 2200 pieces a day. "Turn it over", which explains how to eat without spilling the contents, is the catch phrase. There is also an ice cream from "Miruku Kobo", which is made in-house from raw milk, and a "farmer's flea market" with local fresh and processed products.

It is said to have been cross-linked for the forest railway around 1944. It was named "Glasses Bridge" because its appearance on the water surface resembles a pair of glasses.

Opened at the site of the Uchigawa Elementary School, a museum of a collection dealing with all kinds of hobbies. A huge Catalan ship is set up in the center of the building, displaying the plastic model collection, works by Kaiyodo's modeling writers, and so on. A diorama classroom experience corner is also set up.

The remains of a farmhouse house built in the late 18th century, the bamboo-braided floor with the hearth as the center, thatched roofs, and other architectural styles often seen in mountain villages at the time, designated as a national important cultural property; and the tools for steaming raw materials of washi paper are also exhibited in the space of space.

It is said to have been founded by Gyoki during the Tianping Year (729 to 749). Shikoku Reiba No. 37 Udosho. The main hall was rebuilt in 1978, and the ceiling is inlaid with 575 pieces of a polar-colored panel painting dedicated by the people, mainly the Titan family. There are five main temples: Amitabha Buddha, Kanzeon Bodhisattva, Fudomyo King, Yakushi Nyorai, and Jizo Bodhisattva. One of the Seven Wonders of the Legend of Kobo Daishou, a three-time chestnut that is used to bear fruit, is located in the precinct, and it is used to bear fruit every year.