The natural beauty of Kumamoto will not leave you unmoved. As soon as you arrive, you will be impressed by the large Sakuranobana Johsaien Square, where you can visit the Wakuzakuza Museum. To immerse yourself in the city's history, stop by Kumamoto Castle, in the heart of the town. You should know that the first ►
The natural beauty of Kumamoto will not leave you unmoved. As soon as you arrive, you will be impressed by the large Sakuranobana Johsaien Square, where you can visit the Wakuzakuza Museum. To immerse yourself in the city's history, stop by Kumamoto Castle, in the heart of the town. You should know that the first foundations of this monument were laid in 1467. Not far away is the Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art, which has existed since 1970. This site is home to several Japanese artworks, ancient artifacts and sculptures.
For a moment of relaxation and well-being, do not hesitate to explore the traditional spa resort Ueki Onsen, which opened its doors in 1895. Stay in this zen atmosphere by strolling through Jusanbutsu Park, which offers a breathtaking view of the Kumamoto coastline and the famous Myoken-ura rock.
If you want to go hiking while enjoying an unparalleled panorama, prefer to go to Mount Ryugatake in Wakiura, Nenju Mountain in Himedo Park or Sengan Mountain on Nishime Beach.
Don't hesitate to stroll the streets of Sakitsu, where you will see its emblematic church, which was erected in 1934. Furthermore, do not leave Kumamoto without exploring Mount Aso and discovering the Nakadake crater. ◄
