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This statue of Kochi's local hero was erected in 1933 with funding from local citizens. Because of the statue, Sakamoto Ryoma is strongly associated with Katsurahama however, in spite of dubious claims that he loved Katsurahama, there is little evidence that the place had any real connection to Ryoma.
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桂浜水族館, katsurahama suizokukan
A small aquarium with a variety of fish, water birds, seals, and dolphins. They also host dolphin and seal shows, along with other animals.
浦戸城
Urado Castle was once the castle of the Chosakabe family. After the Battle of Sekigahara, the castle was supposed to be handed over to the Yamanouchi family, but some Chosakabe loyalists refused to leave and fought the Yamanouchi for 3 months before being forced to surrender. The Yamanouchi only stayed here until they finished construction of Kochi Castle, after which Urado Castle was abandoned. There are very few remnants of the castle. Much of the former castle grounds are now occupied by the Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum and its parking lot. There is a small memorial monument below the museum.
高知県立坂本龍馬記念館
Located in Katsurahama, this museum has exhibits related to Sakamoto Ryoma. It contains many written documents, including a letter written by him just two days prior to his assassination. There are also special exhibitions.
竹林寺
The 31st temple along the 88 Temple Pilgrimage. The temple features a quiet garden, treasure house, and iconic pagoda.