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Refreshing trip to enjoy
the spectacular scenery, history
and gourmet cuisine
One-day trip
at your leisure
Refreshing one-day trip with spectacular views and history
Depart from Kobe Rokko Port
•Service may be suspended depending on the day of the week.
•Departures from Niihama Higashi Port are closed on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, the day before national holidays, and national holidays.
•Departures from Kobe Port are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, and the day after national holidays and national holidays.
•Ferry services may be suspended during summer, Obon, year-end and New Year’s holidays, etc.
Spend a relaxing time on board
Relax and recover from the fatigue of traveling
Relax and recover from the fatigue of traveling
Enjoy the sound of the waves from the observation deck or relax and read a book
while looking out over the ocean from inside the ferry.
Enjoy a relaxing bath with a view of the sea at night
Enjoy the sound of the waves from the observation deck or take a bath without worrying about the time while looking out over the ocean from inside the ferry.
Enjoy a relaxing bath with a view of the sea at night
Sleep comfortably in bed
Sleep comfortably in bed
Sleep comfortably in a private room with a bed.
You will arrive at the port in the morning.
Arrive at Niihama Port
Arrive at Niihama Port on the following day
Arrive at Nikobuchu
This crystal-clear waterfall basin in the upper reaches of the Niyodo River is one of the most famous spots in Japan, so much so that “Niyodo Blue” became a well-known expression to describe the blue color of the river.
It is a small pool with clear water flowing straight down, and despite being a waterfall basin, it is so clear that the bottom can be seen. Surrounded by trees, the waterfall basin at the bottom of the valley is faintly lit, and the color of the water changes from green to blue depending on the time of day.
https://www.inofan.jp/spot/recommended/n497/
Arrive at Nikobuchu
Arrive at the Hirome Market
Arrive at the Hirome Market
The Hirome Market consists of seven blocks, including “Ojoshita Hiroba” and “Ryoma-dori,” and is filled with unique stores such as fresh fish stores, butcher stores, general merchandise and clothing stores, and restaurants.
Tables and chairs are laid out throughout the market, and visitors can buy what they like from the stores of their choice and bring their own food to eat.
http://hirome.co.jp/
Arrive at the Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum
The museum houses many valuable documents such as letters written by Ryoma Sakamoto,
which provide an insight into his sentiments at the time.
You can learn about Sakamoto Ryoma and other great figures in the final days of the Tokugawa shogunate.
https://ryoma-kinenkan.jp/
Arrive at the Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum
Arrive at Katsurahama Beach
Arrive at Katsurahama Beach
Katsurahama Beach in Kochi Prefecture is famous as a moon viewing spot, where a bronze statue of Sakamoto Ryoma stands overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
It is said to be Sakamoto Ryoma’s most beloved place in his hometown of Tosa.
Katsurahama Beach, also famous as a moon viewing spot, stretches in an arch between Cape Ryuzu and Cape Ryuo.
https://www.city.kochi.kochi.jp/site/kanko/katsurahamakouen.html
Depart from Niihama Port
Arrive at Kobe Port