Yoshino River
The great Yoshino River rises in Kōchi and flows into the sea in Tokushima city.
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Wakimachi
Located on a calm, flat stretch of the Yoshino River, the charming town of Wakimachi was a centre for indigo dyeing during the Edo and Meiji periods.
Hashikura-ji Temple
This mysterious temple located high on a mountainside is associated with interesting legends and folklore.
Aizumi
Visit the site of Shozui Castle, and try your hand at indigo dyeing at the fascinating Ai-no-Yakata museum.