Harimayabashi
πΊ Landmarks Β· Kochi, Kochi Β· β 3.4 (5,032)
Harimayabashi is a historic bridge in Kochi City, immortalized in the famous traditional folk song 'Yosakoi-bushi.' This charming red-lacquered bridge serves as the heart of Kochi's downtown shopping district and stands as a symbol of tragic romance from the Edo period. The area surrounding the bridge features a bronze statue commemorating the legendary love story of a Buddhist priest and a hairpin merchant's daughter.
Visitor Information
| π Address | Kochi, Kochi |
| π« Admission | See official site |
| π Access | β |
| π Hours | Not available |
| π Official | β |
π‘ Tips for Visitors
The bridge is easily accessible in downtown Kochi, just a short walk from the tram stop of the same name. Visit in the evening when the bridge is beautifully illuminated, and during August to experience the vibrant Yosakoi Festival that takes its name from the song about this bridge. Most nearby shops accept both cash and cards, though having some yen is recommended for street vendors.
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