Logos Park Seaside Kochi Susaki is a collaboration between the city of Susaki and the outdoor brand Logos that opened in 2022. Enjoy camping and barbecue in a location blessed with a stunning ocean view. With 19 camping sites and 4 container sites, this park is fun for both hardcore and casual campers alike. Adjacent facilities include the popular bouncy dome, a playground with a jungle gym, and a lawn, making it fun even for small children.

Ride around the tranquil Uranouchi Bay on a rental bicycle. The Yokonami Kuroshio Line on the Yokonami Peninsula is an advanced course with ups and downs running through the wilderness alongside the Pacific Ocean. Near the Seiryuji Temple at the tip of the Yokonami Peninsula are flat courses, and you can cross the Usa Bridge and ride through the fishing town of Usa in Tosa or the straight line of the Susaki Nino Line, enjoying the changing sceneries as you make your way to the mouth of the Niyodo River. Then, turn back at the mouth of the Niyodo River, and head into Uranouchi. Fishing rafts and birds hunting for fish can be found on this tranquil, lake-like inner sea. When you see the gate of Otonashi Shrine on the opposite shore, you’ll know you are nearing the goal. This cycling course lets you ride freely at your own pace.

Logos Park Seaside Kochi Susaki teems with the playfulness of the family brand Logos. Enjoy barbecue overlooking the sea from a hill at BBQ Stadium. Logos' original barbecue set lets you come empty-handed, which is part of the appeal, and you may of course bring your own ingredients. The Logos Shop & Cafe at general reception is stocked with essential camping items. Camping gear selected by the staff includes not only essential camping supplies but also a snack corner, for a selection the whole family will love.Play to your heart's content in the sea before you or on the playground, then when you get hungry, have some snacks and sweets at the cafe.Enjoy an outing with the entire family!

Experience marine leisure activities depending on the season at the Susaki City Sports Center. From spring to summer at Sea Park Oshima are plenty of experiences for families and friends to enjoy together, including marine athletics, banana boats, and SUP. Sea kayaking is also available in seasons other than summer as well, and the tranquil Uranouchi Bay with its few waves is fun even for beginners.

Nabeyaki Ramen is a part of the food culture of Susaki and has been loved for nearly 50 years. This ramen is served boiling hot in an earthenware pot. Various restaurants throughout Susaki offer it, meaning you can enjoy different tastes at each place.

A famous hot spring said to have been used by Kobo Daishi as medicinal water, Sodayama Hot Springs are popular for having the best water quality and quantity in Shikoku. This alkaline hydrogen sulfide spring is rich in minerals, making skin smooth after bathing and keeping you warm long after your bath. Accommodations are available as well, and we recommend one of three villas with a semi-open-air bath. Two new Japanese-Western rooms with semi-open-air baths have been added as well.