The Tale of Four Cities (Part 2): Kochi

We were having fun to prepare the food together. Suffice to say, we ate our fill heartily. That night, I was given the honor of delivering my impressions about Kochi and Japan in general.

Dinner served with halal soy sauce

Kochi was quiet, compared to Osaka anyway. For some reason, I felt as though it was designed to handle more people, which is quite the foresight in part of the city's developers. 

It has a tram system that was originally designed to carry logs from logging camps directly to factories, as well as the usual complement of buses and trains and subways. 

On our last day we tried public transportation when we visited AEON Mall. We took a tram line passing by Harimaya Bashi, a bridge famous for its tale of forbidden love.  Though it may be small, its vivid red colour and quaint design captures one's attention immediately, just like Kochi; small, yet charming and memorable among other places in Japan...

Harimayabashi

 TO BE CONTINUED: KYOTO