Beautiful old village with plenty of old houses and businesses. We had a nice time walking around and enjoying a scenery of old rural Tosa. The village got famous in 19th and early 20th century for producing charcoal. Small picturesque streets, fun to enjoy with kids.
We parked our car in the free parking lot on the Pacific side across the national highway and strolled around the town. It felt like the old town's traditional way of life was still going on as usual, and we were able to enjoy the townscape without any sense of tension. I saw the unique roof-like structures attached to the walls for the first time here; apparently they're called water-draining tiles.