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Kochi Roads of Shikoku

Amamiji Trail

Amamiji Trail

Amamiji Trail is an 11.2-kilometer coastal route stretching from the Kannon Rock trailhead on the Kashiwajima-Futaishi Prefectural Road to Amamiji. Near the Kannon Rock trailhead, you may occasionally spot wild monkeys, a playful connection to the previous Odo Saru Trail. At the two rest areas along the way, relax while gazing out over the vast Pacific. Watching tuna feeding at Kashiwajima's aquaculture farms is a dynamic highlight. Issai Fishing Port, shaped by the Kuroshio Current, is home to an impressive diversity of marine life. In these remarkably clear waters, spot coral, tropical fish, and even large fish over 50 centimeters long. The area is also popular with anglers.

Amamiji Trail（11.2km）

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Spots to photograph

The location signboard for "Issai Rest Area"

If you wish to receive a certificate, please take a photo that includes yourself at the designated photo point for each course.

Nearby sightseeing spots

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    Issai Rest Area

    Issai Rest Area provides panoramic views of Kashiwajima, and on clear days, you can even spot Kyushu in the distance. The tuna feeding at Kashiwajima's aquaculture farms is an impressive sight, well worth a short detour if you're visiting the island.

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    Issai Fishing Port

    Issai Fishing Port in Otsuki Town is shaped by the Kuroshio Current and is home to a remarkable diversity of marine life. The water here is so clear, it's hard to believe you're inside a fishing port. You can see the seabed distinctly, with coral, tropical fish, and even large fish over 50 centimeters long. The port offers a front-row seat to a vibrant marine ecosystem and is a favorite spot for anglers.

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    Issai Rest Area

    Another rest area in Issai grants sweeping views of the deep blue Pacific and lets you feel the sea breeze firsthand. Take a short break here to recharge for your next destination.

Kochi Courses

Special System to recognize The Roads of Shikoku travelers

Travelers who have completed a prefectural route
Under this system, a certificate is issued to everyone who has completed all the routes of the The Roads of Shikoku on foot in a single prefecture.
If you wish to receive this certificate, please take a photo of yourself (the applicant) at the designated photo checkpoints (the mark for photo checkpoints) along each route. After gathering the required photos for all the routes, write a simple comment on your thoughts regarding the route on each photo as well as your address, full name, age, and the dates on which the photos along the route were taken, and submit them to the representative for the prefecture where the route is found.
After reviewing your application, we will issue you a certificate for having completed the prefectural course.
Travelers who have completed all routes in Shikoku
If you have completed all the routes in the four prefectures of Shikoku, please submit your certificate for each of the four prefectures to the representative for any prefecture.
After reviewing your application, we will issue you a certificate for having completed all routes in Shikoku.

Click here to contact the representative for each prefecture

Ehime Prefecture / Kagawa Prefecture / Tokushima Prefecture / Kochi Prefecture