Ryoma-den: Bakumatsu Heroes Pavilion
龍馬伝 幕末志士社中（Ryomaden Bakumatsushishisyachu）
Step back in time to samurai-era Japan!
Ryoma Sakamoto is known throughout Japan for his important role in helping overthrow the feudal government in 1868, making him one of the country’s most beloved historical figures. This reproduction of Ryoma’s birthplace was created for filming a popular historical television series called “Ryomaden,” and is now open to visitors.
Check out the intricately designed set (including detailed faux gardens) and enjoy a cup of tea in one of the 19th-century style Japanese homes. For the full time-travel experience, you can also try on kimono try on kimono like those Ryoma and his wife O-Ryo would have worn!
Stop by the Tourist Information Center(Kochi prefecture "i" information center) located in the same building for tips and recommendations on all must-visit spots in Kochi!
Sakamoto Ryoma: Historic national hero and innovator at the end of the shogunate regime
Check out the intricately designed set (including detailed faux gardens) and enjoy a cup of tea in one of the 19th-century style Japanese homes. For the full time-travel experience, you can also try on kimono try on kimono like those Ryoma and his wife O-Ryo would have worn!
Stop by the Tourist Information Center(Kochi prefecture "i" information center) located in the same building for tips and recommendations on all must-visit spots in Kochi!
Sakamoto Ryoma: Historic national hero and innovator at the end of the shogunate regime
| Address | 高知県高知市北本町2-10-17 （2-10-17, Kitahonmachi, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, Japan） |
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| Telephone Number |
088-879-6400 Kochi Tourism & Information Center - Tosa Terrace
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| Open | 8:30-18:00 |
| Closed | Open year round |
| Price | Free admission |
| Directions | ●About 10 min drive from Kochi IC on Kochi Expressway ●Short walk from JR Kochi Station ●Short walk from Kochieki mae tram stop |
| Website | Website |
| Map Code | 73 215 553*25 |
