■Discover the best of Kochi on a guided half-day walking tour.
・Perfect for cruise passengers & first-time visitors
・Explore Kochi Castle and the vibrant Hirome Market with a friendly local guide
・Visit Kochi Hachimangu Shrine to experience Japan’s spiritual culture and learn traditional Shinto customs
・Enjoy a well-paced route featuring history, food, and local culture
・All entrance fees included for a smooth, worry-free experience
・Taste local flavors with a complimentary citrus juice and biscuits
・Stroll through the lively Obiyamachi shopping street and soak up the city’s charm
■For Cruise Ship Guests
Kochi Port is about 20–30 minutes from JR Kochi Station.
Most cruise ships provide shuttle service to the city center, and taxis are available at the port.
If requested in advance, our guide can meet you at Kochi Port and accompany you to JR Kochi Station (additional taxi fee may apply).
For further details, please feel free to contact us in advance.
Meet at the Three Tosa Samurai statues at JR Kochi Station South Exit. In case of rain, meet inside. Your guide will hold a “Kochi Tours” sign. Cruise guests: Kochi Port is 20–30 min away. Please use your shuttle or taxi. Contact us if port meet-up is needed.
End Point Information The tour ends at Harimayabashi Tourist Bus Terminal, a convenient transportation hub located near Harimayabashi Bridge in central Kochi City. From here, guests can easily access local buses, taxis, restaurants, and shopping areas.
One of Kochi’s oldest and most revered Shinto shrines, known for its serene atmosphere and deep cultural roots. Visitors can learn about the history and traditions of the shrine, experience rituals such as praying and drawing omikuji (fortune slips), and practice proper etiquette like hand purification and bowing. Surrounded by tranquil nature, it offers a peaceful and authentic glimpse into Japan’s spiritual culture.
Kochi’s central shopping street filled with local stores, souvenirs, and everyday life. On Sundays, this stop may also include a visit to the famous Sunday Market (Nichiyo-ichi), Japan’s largest open-air market.
One of Japan’s few original castles that survived from the Edo period. Visitors can explore the well-preserved keep, learn about Kochi’s history with your guide, and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top.
A lively indoor market where locals and travelers gather. Enjoy a wide range of local foods, including the famous seared bonito (“Katsuo no Tataki”), while experiencing Kochi’s food culture.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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