【高知県】一般社団法人いの町観光協会

The Ino Town Tourism Association, located in Kochi Prefecture, promotes the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Ino Town, famously known as the birthplace of Tosa washi (traditional Japanese paper). The association aims to enhance local tourism and the regional economy by showcasing the town's attractive resources, including its rich water landscapes, scenic spots, and abundant local produce.

Offering a variety of services, the association manages the Inokubo Mountain Development Center, a natural hot spring facility that features training equipment for both locals and tourists. They organize tourism events, develop new attractions, and facilitate community engagement through local festivals like the Kami Festival and the Niyodogawa International Water Cutting Tournament.

With an emphasis on accessibility, they have launched an online shop to deliver unique local products nationwide, particularly as travel options are currently limited. Through informative guides and dynamic marketing, the Ino Town Tourism Association strives to promote the charm of this "Water Town" to visitors across Japan.