An iconic Kochi scenic spot known for its sweeping Pacific views and the statue of Sakamoto Ryoma.

Katsurahama is a graceful crescent-shaped beach between the Ryuzu and Ryuo headlands. Deep-blue water, colorful pebbles, and a green pine grove create a striking landscape that has long been celebrated as a famous place for viewing the moon.

Three highlights of Katsurahama

1. 1. Take in the beach and Pacific Ocean viewsWalk through the pine grove and enjoy the broad ocean panorama, the curved shoreline, and the changing colors of sea and sky.
2. 2. See Kochi through the story of Sakamoto RyomaThe statue of Ryoma gazing out over the Pacific is one of Katsurahama’s best-known sights and a powerful symbol of Kochi’s history.
3. 3. Enjoy food, shopping, and nearby attractionsAt Umi-no-Terrace, discover Kochi specialties, souvenirs, exhibits, and events, then visit the aquarium or memorial museum within the park area.

Official information and directions

Check the official Katsurahama Park websiteGet directions on Google Maps

Quick access guide

* Bus services are limited. Check the latest timetable and operating status before departure.

Nearby attractions

• ・Statue of Sakamoto RyomaThe statue of Ryoma gazing out over the Pacific is one of Katsurahama’s defining scenes. Take in the ocean view while reflecting on Kochi’s history.
• ・Katsurahama AquariumLocated within Katsurahama Park, this aquarium makes an enjoyable addition to a beach walk and offers encounters with marine life from Tosa Bay.
• ・The Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial MuseumLearn about Ryoma’s life and the final years of the Edo period. Combining the museum with a walk around Katsurahama deepens your understanding of both the man and his era.