Sozo Hiroba Act Land, Act Museum

Flow of the course

About this spot

This complex cultural facility is located in Konan City's Noichi-cho, housing the Ryoma History Museum, which recreates the history of Sakamoto Ryoma and other late-Edo-period patriots through dioramas and figures, along with an art museum exhibiting paintings and prints. With exhibits enjoyable for both children and adults, it's ideal for an afternoon getting acquainted with Kochi's history. The outdoor area is full of greenery, with space for children to run around after touring inside. Since the air-conditioned interior lets you view the exhibits comfortably and coolly, it's a pleasant way to spend the hot midsummer afternoon. Learning about Kochi's historical background before the fireworks festival deepens your affinity for the region.

Tips

About a 10-minute drive from Michi-no-Eki Yasu. Admission fees vary by facility and section, so check the official website in advance. It's not very crowded, letting you tour at a relaxed pace. Restrooms and a rest area are available inside. It's recommended to leave around 3:30 p.m. to allow plenty of time to move to the fireworks venue in the evening.

Best time to visit

About 2 hours. Ideal for spending the hot midsummer afternoon comfortably in the cool interior.

Access & map

781-5233 Kochi Prefecture, Konan City, Noichi-cho Otani 928-1