Activities
Opening on September 7, 2026! Yosakoi Rakuen LIVE ~Autumn Version~
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- All year
The theme is “returning bonito,” a signature flavor of autumn in Kochi
Yosakoi festival held every day
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- All year
Yosakoi Festival is a summer tradition in Kochi. Enjoy lively Yosakoi dancing in colorful costumes.
Local Supermarket Tour
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- All year※There are Excluded Date
The staff who know the town thoroughly, introduce ingredients and hidden specialties from Kochi Prefecture through their unique perspectives.
Have you heard of “Hachikin”? A Thursday Market Tour to Boost Your Spirits
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- All year※There are Excluded Date
This guided tour takes you to a Thursday market that has been running for over 100 years. Set against the lively, community-oriented atmosphere of the market, you’ll enjoy warm interactions with the energetic shopkeepers—known as “Hachikin”—as they chat away in the local Tosa dialect.
All about "okyaku" culture of Kochi!
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- All year
A deep dive into Kochi’s “Okyaku” culture, led by the OMO Rangers. The session concludes with all participants gathering around the table to create a joyful feast—guaranteed to be a time full of smiles.
A Workshop to Make Your Sunday Market Ten Times More Fun
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- Every Sunday
OMO Rangers share tips on Sunday Market highlights, must-try local foods, and how to connect with shop owners. Participants receive an exclusive hotel-branded market bag!
Grand Staircase Library
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- All year
The grand staircase serves as the venue for the Yosakoi Rakuen LIVE. During the day, it functions as a library, offering a peaceful atmosphere where you can relax alongside the OMO Base located at the back.
Go-KINJO MAP
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- All year
We’ve compiled a wealth of recommendations based on our staff’s firsthand visits. Please use this information as a guide for exploring the area.
Okyaku Culture Experience in Your Room
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- All year
"Okyaku" is Tosa dialect for a banquet. Enjoy traditional Kochi parlor games using "Bekuhai" sake cups shaped like Tengu, Hyottoko, and Okame.