You can enjoy a stroll, picnic, or fish for local delicacies along the river.
Yes, the river is open and accessible all year round.
No, admission to Kagami River is free for everyone.
There are no age restrictions; all ages are welcome to enjoy the beauty of the river.
Yes, visitors are encouraged to take photographs of the stunning scenery and share them with others. So make sure to bring your camera or smartphone!
Traveler reviews
This is the view from the north side (towards Yamauchi Shrine) after the rain.
Yes.
The water quality in the river is good and there are crucian carp swimming in it.
There is a peaceful promenade, so it's nice to take a stroll.
Yes.
However, please be careful as water can be released from the dam due to heavy rain.
Yes.
It's great for walking or strolling without having to worry about cars.
A second-class river flowing through Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture.
Selected as one of the 100 best waters of the Heisei era
My favorite river has a great atmosphere
This river's name comes from its "mirror-like beauty."
It is also known that Sakamoto Ryoma practiced swimming here.
It is said that Emperor Taisho (then Crown Prince) praised the beauty of the Kagami River while staying at the hotel in 1907, saying, "How beautiful the water is!"
The river is 31km long.
