Pacific Breakers and the Horizon of Sakamoto Ryoma
Famed for autumn harvest moon festivals; newly renovated ocean terrace features Tosa cuisine and Ryoma souvenirs.
A timeless scenic crescent beach at the mouth of Urado Bay, celebrated in Japanese folk song since ancient times as the supreme moon-viewing spot in Tosa. Looking out from Cape Ryuzu over the roaring Pacific Ocean stands the monumental bronze statue of Bakumatsu revolutionary and hero Sakamoto Ryoma.
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Famed for autumn harvest moon festivals; newly renovated ocean terrace features Tosa cuisine and Ryoma souvenirs.
Suitability
Stroller: Accessible
Nursing room: Not available
Noise level: moderate
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Rules
Fire: no fire
Water access: ocean
Drones: permit required
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