The Tatsukushi sea, warmed by the Kuroshio Current, teems with diverse fish and coral. The scenery of unique and strangely shaped rocks is like a natural art installation.
Tatsukushi Coastal Park, located in Tatsukushi, Tosashimizu City, Kochi Prefecture, boasts stunning coastal beauty with numerous oddly shaped rocks. The warm waters of the Kuroshio Current, combined with rock formations sculpted over millennia by the waves, create breathtaking scenery – a true work of natural art. It's as if gigantic sculptures are standing in the ocean. Rocks of various shapes create a dramatic landscape against the backdrop of the vast Pacific Ocean. Especially famous is the 'Minokoshi Coast,' with its series of large and small caves. Its beauty is like a scene from a movie. The Tatsukushi sea is also home to a variety of marine life, including tropical fish and coral. You can observe these creatures up close at the aquarium or on a glass-bottom boat tour. The aquarium showcases fish and coral from the Tatsukushi sea, along with informative videos and exhibits. The glass-bottom boat tours allow you to observe the underwater world while cruising the bay. With a glass bottom, you can see the coral and fish up close. The park also features well-maintained walking trails through lush nature, perfect for leisurely strolls along the coast, suitable even for families with young children. A Snow Peak campground is adjacent, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Tatsukushi. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Tatsukushi sea and mountains from the campground. A new aquarium opened in 2020, further enhancing its appeal. This new aquarium features exhibits and experiential programs centered around the marine life of the Tatsukushi sea. Tatsukushi Coastal Park is a captivating tourist spot where you can connect with nature and encounter marine life.