Hirome Market Travel Guide

Get a taste of the good life at a market dedicated to showcasing the delicious food, fantastic culture, and friendly nature of Kochi Prefecture.

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KOCHI

Sakaba Kameji

Discover Sakaba Kameji in Kochi's Hirome Market, renowned for its unique bonito dishes and vibrant izakaya ambiance.

Dinner: ¥3,000-4,000
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KOCHI

Izakaya Rakuda

Discover authentic izakaya and regional cuisine at Izakaya Rakuda in Kochi City's Obiyamachi. Enjoy award-winning yakitori and signature bonito tataki.

Dinner: ¥4,000-5,000
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KOCHI

Rakuda Bettei

Experience authentic Izakaya dining at Rakuda Bettei in Kochi, located by the Richmond Hotel. Known for its straw-grilled bonito and Tosa cuisine. A must-visit local gem. Izakaya.

Dinner: ¥5,000-6,000
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KOCHI

Sumibi Yaki Kochi Horumon

Savor Japanese BBQ excellence at Sumibi Yaki Kochi Horumon in Kochi. Experience authentic horumon grilling and Jingisukan in a warm tavern setting.

Dinner: ¥5,000-6,000

Down by Kochi Castle, in the vibrant downtown of the city, you’ll hear the hubbub coming from this covered market before you step foot inside. Founded in the late 90s as a place to celebrate the food and culture of the region, it’s now a favorite local hangout for locals and visitors alike.

Here around 60 vendors ply their trade, selling a great choice of affordable dishes and drinks. You’ll find all of the standard street food favorites like takoyaki, as well as some of the best local offerings like “Kochi dorome” fried sardines.

In laidback Kochi, people don’t have quite the same hangups about talking to strangers as in Tokyo, so you’ll find the atmosphere along the long tables of Hirome Market among the most welcoming in the country. Grab some yakitori, a glass or two of beer, and settle down to enjoy the atmosphere — you might even meet your new best Japanese friend while you’re at it!

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