Iwasaki Yataro Monument

Other Historic Site/Building
A bronze statue built in 1985 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Yataro Iwasaki’s birth. It first stood in Kami-Gonokawa Park near Aki City Hall, but in 2015 it was relocated to his ancestral home. Wearing Japanese clothing and calling to mind Yataro standing and facing the sea, the large statue is 3.3 meters high with a one-meter base. The imposing figure has a special ambiance and is worth seeing. Many tourists pose with their right hands raised and take a photo, copying the powerful pose of this dignified figure facing the storms of his day.

Spot details

Address
Kochi Aki-shi Inokuchiko map map Map
Phone
0887348344
Hours
Free visit
Closed
open everyday
Fees
Free
Parking Lot
Available(10spaces)
Credit Card
Not available
Smoking
Not available
Wi-Fi
Available
Note
※Telephone connects to Aki Tourist Information Center.
Estimated stay time
0-30 minutes
Wheelchair accessible
Available
Infant friendly
Available
Pet friendly
Available

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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