Kōchi (高知), located on the southern coast of Shikoku (四国), is famous for its well-preserved 17th century Kōchi Castle and a 175 million-year-old national natural monument, the Ryuga (龍河洞) limestone cave. The prefecture boasts an authentic, rustic Japanese experience for those who prefer the road less traveled, with untouched greenery at Nakatsu (中津峡) Valley and friendly locals offering up regional delicacies at the Sunday Market of over 400 stalls. Whether you're an ardent foodie or a brave adve

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