[2025 Kochi Attraction] Travel Guide for Hirome Market (Updated Mar)

Yairo-tei in Hirome Market, a huge food stall village with endless fun✨ Fragrant straw flavor❤️ The thickness of the tataki is exquisitely thicker with sauce than with salt, which is a great skill. The vegetables, wasabi, and garlic are also fresh💓 Surprisingly, Kochi is not known for shochu, but for sake. There is a wide variety of alcoholic drinks. 💰Price per person: 5 slices of sauce tataki 1400 yen 5 slices of salt tataki 1300 yen 📍Location: 2-3-1 Obiya-cho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 11:30am-10pm Sundays 10:30am-9pm Hirome Market opens at 10am🎵 #Yairotei #Hirome Market #Kochi #Kochi Trip #0 Yen Trip

Hirome Market, located in the center of Kochi City, is a lively spot where local delicacies gather ☝🏽 Among them, Myojinmaru Hirome Market is a famous restaurant for its straw-grilled bonito! The bonito grilled in front of you has a fragrant aroma and is irresistible with its freshness 🤤 The salt-grilled bonito in particular brings out the natural flavor of the bonito 🤤 It is eaten with salt and garlic, and it is the most delicious thing ever, so it really makes you moan! You'll be missing out if you don't try it! It will change your idea of ​​straw-grilled bonito! lol One of the attractions is that you can enjoy delicious food with locals and tourists in the bustling atmosphere of Hirome Market! If you visit Kochi, be sure to stop by! #0 yen trip January 2025

A lively indoor food stall village with about 60 fresh fish stores, restaurants, and souvenir shops 🔥 I walked there for about 20 minutes from Kochi Station 🐾 You can also see the bonito being grilled on the spot 😋🐟 I was looking forward to eating the raw bonito at "Yairotei" recommended by the rental car staff, but it's not in season now, so I couldn't eat it this time 🥲 I'll get revenge next time ❕💪🏻✨ 2-3-1 Obiyacho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture 780-0841 10:00-23:00 #0 yen trip January 2025 #Domestic travel #Kochi

Kochi Prefecture is located in the southern part of Shikoku, characterized by its long and narrow terrain stretching east to west. The region boasts a rich and diverse natural landscape, including dense forests and the azure sea. Among the various local seafood delicacies, the most famous is 'Katsuo no Tataki' (also known as seared bonito), where the whole bonito fish is grilled over straw. Kochi Castle, also known as 'Hawk Castle,' served as the administrative center of the Tosa Domain during the Edo period. The castle's keep, main hall, and Otemon gate, built during the Edo period, are well-preserved and designated as a historic site in Japan, making it one of the 100 famous castles in Japan. It is a must-visit destination in Shikoku. Unlike rural areas, the vicinity of JR Kochi Station also has numerous shopping malls, making it convenient for shopping.

Located near the site of the Tosa clan's chief retainer's residence, the area continued to be affectionately called 'Hirome Residence' even after the residence disappeared following the Meiji Restoration. The market was named 'Hirome Market' after this historical background. Inside Hirome Market, there are seven blocks, including 'Castle Town Plaza' and 'Ryoma Street,' featuring a variety of unique shops such as fresh fish stores, butcher shops, general stores, clothing shops, and eateries. Tables and chairs are set up throughout the market, allowing visitors to buy their favorite items from their preferred shops and bring them together to eat. Therefore, most eateries within the market do not have their own tables. After eating, simply gather your dishes, and the staff will collect them. Eat, shop, see, play... the ways to enjoy are endless. You can tailor your experience to your preferences.

Hirome Market is located in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, and the straw-grilled bonito tataki here is delicious. #HiromeMarket #KochiCity #KochiPrefecture #SearedBonito