Track my journey through all 88 temples of the Shikoku Henro pilgrimage. Explore temple details, locations, and insights from my personal visits.

A quiet day exploring Tosashimizu’s coastal beauty—from underwater aquariums to windswept rock formations—before heading toward Kochi City.

A quiet coastal journey to the edge of Shikoku—walking from Cape Uno to Cape Ashizuri and visiting Kongōfukuji Temple. Between heart-shaped sea arches, ocean legends, and sweeping views of the Pacific, this section of the Shikoku Henro feels like the spiritual end of the world.

Katsurahama Beach combines dramatic Pacific Ocean scenery, cultural landmarks, and coastal trails, making it a memorable stop along the Shikoku Henro route.

A peaceful day exploring Kochi’s cultural and spiritual side. From the maple-covered beauty of Chikurinji Temple to the quiet charm of Sekkeiji near the sea, this route blends scenic views, history, and the spirit of the Shikoku Henro.

Nakatsu Gorge offers a serene escape along the Niyodo River, where hikers can enjoy clear blue waters, lush forests, and the picturesque Uryu no Taki waterfall—a hidden gem in Kochi.

The Shikoku Tosa Toki no Yoake no Monogatari is one of Japan’s luxurious sightseeing trains, blending history, scenery, and hospitality. With themed cars, scenic stops at Awa and Susaki, local performances, and regional snacks, this journey from Kochi to Kubokawa felt both cultural and unforgettable.

Kochi Castle is one of Japan’s few remaining original castles, offering a compact and well-preserved glimpse into Edo-period life in the heart of Kochi City.