A walk to Kochi Castle

Kochi Castle used to be the seat of the Yamauchi lords, who ruled over the surrounding area, then known as Tosa, during the Edo Period. Mani & I hike up the castle, the only one in all of Japan to have all the original buildings in the honmaru, or innermost ring of defense, still standing.

Early morning view of Kochi

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Statues

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On the way to Harimaya bridge

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Harimaya Bridge

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On the way to Kochi Castle

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Shopping area

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Sunday Market

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Otemon gate

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Kochi Castle walls

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Kochi Castle Gate

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Otakasa Hill

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Pine Trees

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Entering Kochi Castle

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Honmaru

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Closeup shot

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Inside Kochi Castle

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Leaving for Tokushima

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