Discover the best top things to do in Kochi Prefecture, Japan including Shirakidani International Contemporary Art Museum, Kami City Takashi Yanase Memorial Museum Anpanman Museum, Seaside Gallery, Yokogurayama Shizen no Mori Museum, Whale Museum, Ekingura, Ryoma Sakamoto Memorial Museum, Chibi' Child Island, Wood Carving Museum, The Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum, Kochi Literary Museum.
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Kahoku-cho in Kami City, kochi Prefecture is the land of Takashi Yanase, creator of Anpanman. Located in this tiniest of towns, the Anpanman Museum is a spiritual home for those who love Anpanman. There is no difficult art here, and there are no suggested paths. Wander around however you like and see if you can find Anpanman and his friends hiding here and there throughout the museum.
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Who is Ekin? What is Ekingura? In the 1800s, He worked as an official painter of Tosa aristocracy. (Kochi used to be called Tosa in the Edo era.) However, trouble found him, so he left on a long journey that had no plan nor destination. After a long journey, he reached Akaoka where his aunt lives. Here he created his art in a sake warehouse. Now, his art is displayed in Ekingura. Please visit to feel the beautifully frightening energy that is Ekingura.
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The museum opened in Kamimachi, where Ryoma was born and raised. His childhood is introduced through images, sound, and CG. We recommend taking a commemorative photo next to the seated statue of Ryoma in the inner garden.
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Kochi Prefecture Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum Born in Tosa, Ryoma Sakamoto (1835 - 1867) was active at the end of the Edo period, when Japan was striving to become a modern nation. Although he fell before achieving his goals, there is no doubt that his efforts to realize the Satsuma-Choshu Alliance and the Taisei-hokan (formal restoration of political authority to the Emperor) brought about the birth of a new Japan. This museum is involved in the research of Ryoma Sakamoto and the Meiji Restoration, as well as the gathering, preservation, and display of related documents and materials. Through special exhibits and educational projects, we hope to help people learn more about and become familiar with Ryoma Sakamoto.
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