Kumamoto Castle
City CenterA majestic castle built in 1607, designated as a National Historic Site. Visitors can explore the castle keep, stone walls, and beautifully maintained gardens.
Mount Aso
Approx. 1 hour 20 minutesThe largest active volcano in Kyushu, offering a grand caldera and sulfur hot springs. The surrounding area features small villages and shrines, making it a great destination for cultural exploration.
Hiraodoro Onsen
Approx. 2 hoursA renowned hot spring town in Kumamoto Ken. In addition to the hot springs, it is known for traditional houses, ryokans, and onsen gardens.
Kumamoto City Museum
City CenterA museum that showcases the history and culture of Kumamoto Ken, featuring exhibits ranging from prehistoric artifacts to modern-day materials.
Shimabara Peninsula
Approx. 2 hours 30 minutesA peninsula characterized by a beautiful coastline and islands, offering scenic views and delectable seafood dishes.
Showa Shrine
City CenterA prominent Shinto shrine in Kumamoto Ken, built in 1940. It's an important site for experiencing the history and traditions of Japanese Shintoism.
Yumejima Island
Approx. 1 hour 30 minutesA small island in Kumamoto Ken, renowned for its beautiful coastline and natural scenery. The entire island is designated as a national park.
Kumamoto Furniture Museum
City CenterA museum showcasing the traditional furniture culture of Kumamoto Ken, allowing visitors to admire the beautifully designed pieces.