Kochi Castle was built over a period of about 10 years starting in 1601. Despite it being destroyed in a fire, it was rebuilt in the middle of the Edo period and restored to its original form. Kochi Castle is considered an important historical site in Japan, as it is the only castle where the castle tower and nearly all of the central structure remain intact.
This exhibition is a part of teamLab’s Digitized City art project. The concept behind the project is that non-material digital technology can turn a city into art without physically altering it.
Kochi Castle has stood from the Edo period to the present day and remains an important symbol for the city of Kochi. teamLab: Digitized Kochi Castle will transform the castle into an interactive digital art space that changes due to the presence of people. This in turn, enhances the presence of humans, and transforms the relationship between people in the same space with digital art.
Kochi Castle
Kochi Park, Marunouchi 1-2-1, Kochi City, Kochi
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Admission Fee
*Tickets include admission into Kochi Castle during night time.
*Children in preschool or younger are free.
*The following visitors and up to one caregiver may enter at half price. This discount is only available at the door on the day of.
・Visitors with a certified disability, illness, or injury
・Atomic bomb survivors
*Early-bird price available for groups of over 20 people.
*Set tickets may not be sold at certain locations.
*All ticket sales are final. No cancellations are accepted.
・15 min from Kochi Interchange
・10 min from JR Kochi Station
*For parking, please use the Kochi Park parking lot or the surrounding toll parking lots.
・3 minute walk from "Kochijo mae" Tosaden Kotsu tram stop
* From JR Kochi Station, switch to tram at Harimayabashi.
