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The Sunday market in Tosa is known for its fresh vegetables and fish in the east area for farm products and side dishes. Vegetables that have been blessed by the sun in Kochi shine with a fresh, juicy glow, adding color to the market. Bright colors are a characteristic feature, such as red tomatoes and yellow citrus fruits. Additionally, you can eat chilled tomatoes and cucumbers on the spot. As for fish, the fact that they are processed into dried fish makes them easy to store, which is a happy point. Tosa's specialty, chirimen-jako, is also popular as a snack or appetizer. You can fully enjoy the charm of local ingredients by seeking out fresh agricultural products and delicious side dishes at Tosa's Sunday market!

In the central area of the Tosa Sunday Market, there is a popular shop called "Ohira Shouten" that's perfect for foodies on the go. Their freshly fried sweet potato tempura is exquisite and widely known among the locals. Although there is always a line, the staff quickly fry up the tempura, so the wait time isn't too long. The crispy batter encases the sweet and fluffy sweet potato, making it a delicious treat that's addictive after just one bite. In addition, the local dish of Kochi, "Inaka Sushi," is also recommended. This sushi is topped with ingredients such as bamboo shoots, konjac, shiitake mushrooms, and myoga, all of which are mountain delicacies. The sushi vinegar is made with citrus fruits such as mandarin oranges and yuzu, and the flavor is refreshing with a hint of sesame and ginger. Inaka Sushi, which uses plenty of local ingredients, is the perfect dish to enjoy the taste of Tosa. When enjoying the Tosa Sunday Market, be sure to try this Inaka Sushi, which uses unique local ingredients and seasonings.

The western area of Tosa Sunday Market is a district lined with shops selling household goods such as plant shops, flowers, and Tosa knives. Here, traditional crafts such as washi paper, bamboo work, and gold work are also well-stocked. In particular, Tosa's hammered knives, known for their sharpness and beautiful finish, are highly praised. Additionally, there are many high-quality bamboo works and Japanese accessories made with delicate techniques. In the center of the 6th block of the Sunday market, there are many craft shops. There, handmade accessories, goods, and flavorful washi paper products are sold, and you can find unique items. These crafts and craft goods are perfect for souvenirs and memories of your trip. The western area of Tosa Sunday Market is a place where you can experience the local craftsmanship and traditional crafts. Please take a walk and explore the beautiful handmade goods and unique goods!

Hirome Market is located near Tosa's Sunday market. The market was named "Hirome Market" after the area that was once the residence of the Tosa clan's senior vassal, known as "Hirotoshi Yashiki," which was popularly called. The market consists of seven blocks, including "Oshiroshita Hiroba" and "Ryoma Street," and features unique shops such as fresh fish stores, butcher shops, general stores and clothing stores, and restaurants. Tables and chairs are provided inside the market, allowing you to buy what you like from your favorite store and eat it at the table. Most restaurants do not have tables, so staff will collect your dishes after your meal if you put them together. At Hirome Market, you can not only eat, but also enjoy shopping and sightseeing. You can search for unique products and local specialties, and interact with local people. The quality of food and products, as well as the atmosphere and warmth of the people, are all attractive. Find a way to enjoy yourself and spend a fulfilling time at Hirome Market!

Kochi Castle is one of Japan's representative castles. It has been designated as a special historic site and special scenic spot, attracting many tourists. Kochi Castle has historical buildings such as the castle tower, honmaru palace, plaza, stone walls, and a vast site. From the castle tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kochi city and the surrounding scenery, and there are also exhibits related to the history and culture of the Tosa domain inside the castle. In addition, various events and festivals are held at Kochi Castle, especially during the spring cherry blossom season, when the cherry blossom festival is held, coloring the castle with beautiful cherry blossoms. In the summer, the original location of the Yosakoi Festival, one of Kochi City's traditional performing arts, is held in and around the castle. There are also parks and gardens in the surrounding area, where you can enjoy the history and scenery of the castle while taking a stroll. Kochi Castle is loved by many people for its dignity and historical value. Why not visit Kochi Castle as part of your visit to Tosa Sunday Market and enjoy the history, culture, and magnificent views of the castle?