Where do I start? I'm an Australian..... so when we go to a beach, we at least get to 'dip our feet'. We were fully clothed, + along with other Japanese tourists, we were shouted at by security with megaphones for dare approaching the water line. There is a strict no swimming rule on this beach.... for safety. Even though the beach looked calm and PG! We were fully clothed + clearly just wanting to get our feet wet + we were chased down + yelled at my old Japanese employees/security. Very strange. Very weird. Other Japanese tourists were also shocked by this strange + over handed ✋️ experience. So ..... visit this beach if you must... but know that the shore is hot + rocky (no sand) + you dare not approach the water without being yelled at! For the record, the water was flat, calm, not dangerous + we were fully clothed + clearly just wanting to dip our feet, as opposed to jumping in the so called dangerous waters for a swim. You can walk the concrete path along with the other sheep + take your photos of the water from afar. Don't bother visiting. Its not that beautiful (but yes I am from Australia and WE have the most beautiful beaches in the world without strange old men security at them shouting at everyone with megaphones!). Also avoid thr aquarium... Japanese zoos + aquariums do not hold the same standards as most of the word in terms of animal welfare. Its awful to see. My experience at this (fake) beach, reminds me of my travels to China years ago where you'd visit a park... pay for that privilege, + yet you were NOT to 'disturb' the grass. I.e. stay on the concrete path + do not connect with nature. If you love tourist shopping + over priced ice cream, this 'beach' (you're not allowed on) is perfect for you. The end. (From an Aussie who can swim +...
Read more桂浜公園位於日本四國高知縣南端,面向太平洋,是當地最著名的景點之一。這裡擁有壯麗的海岸線、綿長的沙灘與松林,是散步、欣賞海景與感受歷史氛圍的絕佳地點。 Katsurahama Park is located on the southern coast of Kochi Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan. Facing the Pacific Ocean, it is one of the most famous scenic spots in the area, featuring a stunning coastline, a long sandy beach, and pine groves—making it an ideal place for strolling, sightseeing, and experiencing historical atmosphere.
雖然桂浜的海水清澈湛藍,但因海浪洶湧,禁止游泳。然而,站在海灘上眺望無邊大海,感受海風吹拂,依然令人心曠神怡。 Although the waters of Katsurahama are crystal clear, swimming is prohibited due to strong currents. Still, standing on the beach and gazing out at the vast ocean while enjoying the sea breeze is a refreshing experience.
桂浜最著名的地標之一是坂本龍馬銅像。坂本龍馬是幕末時期推動日本現代化的歷史人物,他的銅像高達13公尺,面向海洋,象徵其開拓未來的視野。 One of Katsurahama’s most iconic landmarks is the statue of Sakamoto Ryoma—a historical figure from the Bakumatsu period who played a key role in modernizing Japan. The 13-meter-high bronze statue faces the ocean, symbolizing his forward-looking vision for the future.
公園內還有高知縣立坂本龍馬記念館,展示他的生平、信件與時代背景,是歷史愛好者不可錯過的景點。 Inside the park is the Kochi Prefectural Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum, showcasing his life, letters, and historical context—a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
此外,桂浜水族館則適合家庭與親子同遊,展示豐富的海洋生物與互動體驗。整個桂浜區域融合自然、美景與歷史,無論是情侶、親子或獨旅者,都能找到屬於自己的感動時刻。 Katsurahama Aquarium, located nearby, is perfect for families and children, featuring a variety of marine life and interactive exhibits. The entire Katsurahama area combines nature, scenic beauty, and historical depth—offering touching moments for couples, families, and solo...
Read more先日、高知県の桂浜公園を訪ねてきました。海・空・岩・松が織りなす景観が、本当に心に残る風景でした。
午前中、波の音を聞きながら砂浜を歩くと、透明な海と白い砂が眩しくて、ただぼーっとするだけで時間がゆっくり流れていくのを感じました。浜辺の先の水平線が青く広がっていて、「ここが太平洋か…」と実感できる壮大さがありました。
坂本龍馬の像の前に立ったときは、ただの記念碑以上のものを感じました。偉人がこの場所を愛したという話を思い浮かべると、自分の中にも “この地を見渡す気持ち” がじわっと湧いてきて。像の近くには展望台があって、そこから見る海と景色はまた違って、まるで龍馬の視線と自分の視線が重なるような気がしました。
散策路を進むと、桂浜水族館があってペンギンや近海の魚たちを見られ、家族連れや子どもとの訪問にもぴったりだなと思いました。...
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