[2025 Kumamoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Kumamoto Castle (Updated Apr)

Kumamoto Castle is adorned with cherry blossoms in full bloom, and you can also enjoy the night cherry blossoms in the evening. Despite the numerous reconstruction projects, the grandeur of Kumamoto Castle remains unaffected, leaving visitors in awe and deeply moved. The breathtaking scenery of the cherry blossoms makes it a highly recommended travel destination. Within the Kumamoto Castle grounds, there is also a ginkgo tree planted by the first lord of the castle. This sacred tree turns golden in autumn, resembling a tree of gold, and is also worth noting.

When visiting Kumamoto in Kyushu, you can't miss the opportunity to see Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's three famous castles. Built by the renowned castle architect Kato Kiyomasa, the castle boasts a majestic appearance and sturdy structure. The layered stone walls and winding, complex passages make Kumamoto Castle as impregnable as a fortress. The contrast between the black lacquered exterior walls and the white plaster adds to its grandeur and distinctiveness. Although the Kumamoto Earthquake caused severe damage to the main keep, part of it was restored and reopened in 2021. This allows visitors to capture the magnificent beauty of the castle. Missing out on Kumamoto Castle would feel like an incomplete trip to Kumamoto. The most convenient way to reach Kumamoto Castle is by taking the city tram. Get off at the Kumamoto City Hall stop and walk for about 10 minutes. While exploring, you can soak in the tourist atmosphere and also visit the Kumamon Office to take a photo with this beloved tourism ambassador.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 At Ninomaru Square on the hill of Kumamoto Castle, you can see the "big and small castle towers and Uto Gurney" of Kumamoto Castle. On the right side of the front is the large castle tower, which was built by Kato Kiyomasa; in the center of the front is the small castle tower, which was built as a separate building after the large castle tower was built, and the two are connected by a passage. In addition to admiring the fortress, this place is also a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, and it is hard to get a spot when they bloom. All city government activities are held here. It happened to be spring break in Japan, so there was a Kumamoto Castle Food Festival and outdoor activities by a private insurance agency. Although the cherry blossoms haven't bloomed yet, there are many food trucks and the atmosphere is great. Let's try the Japanese BBQ beef rice first!

Share Fukuoka 8 days 7 nights travel plan 🇯🇵 This trip, I changed my sleeping place 1 time, so prepare a small bag. 😆 Day 1: - BKK —>> FUK at 5 am, arrive around 9 am Thai Vietjet Airlines (I recommend buying Deluxed for convenience when checking in and getting 20 kg of luggage. The price is not much different from buying the normal type ✨) - Land then leave your bags at the accommodation. We stayed at APA Hotel Hakata Higashihie Ekimae, just 2 train stations from the airport. - Then go to Teamlab Forest Fukuoka. The building has a restaurant. Stop to eat at the mall before going in. - The first day, go shopping at the mall because I didn't prepare clothes. Day 2: - Go to Uminonakamiji Aquarium. There is a dolphin show and a penguin show. In the middle of the falling snow, it was so beautiful. - In the afternoon, we went shopping at the mall and looked for a restaurant to eat. Day 3: - We left early in the morning to Kumamoto Castle by Shinkansen. (Booked in advance from the JR website) - In the morning, go for a walk at Kamitori shopping arcade I got a pair of ON shoes ✨ - Take the train around the city and return to Hakata in the evening. Use the JR Pass to book a return train ticket at the counter. Day 4: - Check-out from the hotel, leave your luggage in a locker at Hakata Station, take a small bag instead, take the Yufuin no mori train (special trains must be booked in advance via the JR website only and can be booked 30 days in advance) - Visit Yufuin and check in at Pension Yufugoiki (entry at 15:00, grandparents are very cute, highly recommended‼️) Day 5: - Go to Beppu, take the train from Yufuin to use the JR Pass, book directly at the counter. - Visit Hells of Beppu, red hot springs - Walk and find something to eat and return to Yufuin to rest Day 6: - Check out and find something to eat before taking the same train back to Hakata - Check in at Toyo Hotel - Visit the temples at Nanzoin temple is a beautiful big Buddha temple and pray before going back Day 7: - Wake up early to go to Ainishima Island (Recommend to stop by to buy cat food at the mall before going. We will be very loved by cats) 🥰 - Return from the island in the afternoon, stop to buy souvenirs at Hakata Train Station and pack your bags Day 8: - FUK —>> BKK in the morning at the airport. There are quite a few souvenirs for sale. I recommend buying them at the airport. ✅ 【Recommended accommodation】🏡 Hotel name: Pension Yufugoiki The accommodation looks ordinary from the outside, but the grandparents are very cute. Good service, there is a shared onsen pool but you can lock your own time to soak. ♨️ 💰Average price per person: 35,000.- THB Average price +- a little bit depending on eating and shopping 【Tips】✨ - Buying a JR Pass will be convenient for traveling and booking train tickets Yufuin no mori *You have to wake up and book immediately because it fills up very quickly **When you go to choose a seat on the right side of the train, you will see a beautiful view. ***If you go with many people, choose square seats because the chairs can rotate to each other. - The places to visit will be loose. If you go on a short trip, you can try to organize them on the same day. But most places to travel are about 1 hour by train.

#TravelPlan ***Fukuoka, Japan travel plan for 6 days and 5 nights 🎌 ❤️DAY 1 - Start at Fukuoka Airport - Go to the JR counter and exchange your JR Pass - Go into the city to Hakata Station - Leave your luggage at APA Hotel Hakata - Walk to Kushita Shrine - Sip coffee at Fuku Coffee - Enjoy Ichiran Ramen - Shop at Canal City - Take a walk in the Tenjin area in the evening - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💜DAY 2 - Change hotels and leave your luggage at Nishites Hotel Croom Hakata - Go to the bus station, Hakata Station - Take a bus to Dazaifu - Return to the hotel and check in - Go see the robot, Lalaport Fukuoka - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 🩵DAY 3 - Go to the train station, Hakata Station - Travel to Cat Island Take the train + bus + boat to Ainoshima Island - Cross from Cat Island to Kashi Station to take the Sonic Limited Express - Visit the port city of Mojiko Retro - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💛DAY 4 - Go to the train station, Hakata Station - Wait to board the Yufuin no Mori train, the olive green train to Yufuin City - Arrive in Yufuin City, walk around the city * Lake Kinrin * Yufuin Pedestrian Street * Yufuin Floral Village * Any cafe * Any food - Go to Yufuin Station Waiting for the train back to Hakata City - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💚DAY 5 - Hakata Station - Go to Kido Nanzoin-me, go up to Nanzoin Temple - Then take the train back to Hakata Station - Take the Shinkansen to Tumamoto City - Go to the Kumamoto City Tram - Go see Luffy - Return to Kumamoto Castle - Take the train from Kumamoto Station back to Hakata - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 🩷DAY 6 - Check out of the hotel - Go to the first train station at Hakata Station to the airport - Fukuoka Airport - Arrive in Thailand safely #Fukuoka #VisitFukuoka #Kyushu #Japan #TravelJapan #TravelJapanByYourself

Visit Kumamoto Castle 🏯 | Kumamoto | Japan 🇯🇵 Kumamoto City doesn't only have Kumamon, it also has a castle that is ranked in the Top 5 most beautiful in Japan. And Kumamoto Castle is designed to prevent enemies from entering. The intelligence of the people of Kumamoto is awesome!!! But, but, but, in 2016, a major earthquake damaged the foundation of the castle (a lot of damage), but now it has been repaired to some extent and there is a plan to repair it until 2037. Because Japan will repair it to be the same as before. Every stone must be in the same place 👍🏻 Traveling from Hakata Station (Fukuoka) Take the Shinkansen to Kumamoto Station. Use the JR Northern Kyushu Pass (3days). Travel time is ~48 minutes. I haven't even had my fill of the view yet. 🤭 From Kumamoto Station to Kumamoto Castle by tram, you can pay for the bus. But we used the Kumamoto City Tram 1 Day Pass for 500 yen, which allowed us to get on and off as many stations as we wanted. It was so worth it! When we reached the sign, we walked for a while. It was a bit of a climb, but it was enough to make us breathless (it was a good workout). When we reached the entrance, the ticket cost 800 yen. The entrance is an elevated walkway, which is a temporary walkway because the castle base is under repair (what kind of temporary walkway is this? It's super strong, it should last for decades 😝). The place is really big. It took us a long time to get to the castle. Everyone!!! In the past, it was hard to meet the Shogun. 555+ But the place is really beautiful and grand. Inside the castle, there are exhibits on the history of the castle. It was really fun. 🫶🏻 If anyone is interested, you can come and follow my footsteps. Finally, please press the heart ♥️ to cheer me on 😘 - JR Northern Kyushu Pass (3days): 11,000¥ (bought from the JR website) - JR Northern Kyushu Pass (3days): 12,000¥ (bought from various agents in Thailand) - Kumamoto City Tram 1 Day Pass: 500¥ #TravelJapan #TravelJapanByYourself #Kyushu #Kumamoto #Japan #japan #kumamoto #kumamotocastle #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#100TravelWays Kumamoto Castle~"The wide moat and towering towers remind me of the warriors of the Warring States Period who rode their horses and wielded swords" Kumamoto Castle is listed as one of the "100 Famous Castles" and is also one of the "Three Great Ancient Castles" in Japan🇯🇵. It carries the historical changes and cultural transmission, and explains to future generations the life music interwoven by the samurai! ! This is also a good place to enjoy cherry blossoms and ginkgo trees~ 📚History introduction: The introduction of Kumamoto Castle can be roughly divided into two aspects: "people" and "war"~ Let me tell you~ "People": ➡️Kato Kiyomasa: He was the "castle builder". After he entered Hefei and became a daimyo, he began to devote himself to the "mountain and water control project" and implemented the "Southern Barbarian Trade" policy, which promoted the development of the local economy. Later generations honored him as "Kiyomasa-kun" ➡️Hosokawa Tadatoshi: After the "Kiyomasa family" left Hefei, the Hosokawa family took over and became the lord of Kumamoto Castle. Hosokawa Tadatoshi was a versatile person who was both civil and military! ➡️Miyamoto Musashi: He was a great swordsman. Hosokawa Tadatoshi admired Musashi's talent, so he invited him to Hefei in his later years, and he lived out his old age in Kumamoto. Musashi's famous "two-sword style" was created in Kumamoto. "War" ➡️Southwest War: In the Southwest War that took place in February of the 10th year of the Meiji era (1877), Kumamoto Castle became the stage for a 50-day siege. The castle was besieged by 3,500 garrison troops led by Kumamoto Garrison Commander Tani Kanjo and fought against 13,000 Satsuma troops, making Kumamoto Castle a castle that had experienced modern warfare and also proved to be an impregnable fortress. However, on the eve of the war, the castle tower and Honmaru Palace were surrounded by fire. 📖Special highlights: "Ginkgo Castle": This is another name for Kumamoto Castle. When Lord Kiyomasa built the castle, he thought of the possibility of a "siege", so he planted "Ginkgo" around it to avoid a situation where there would be no food to eat when the castle was besieged! "Zhojun no Ma": In 2008, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the construction of Kumamoto Castle, the "Honmaru Goten Ohiroma" was rebuilt. The building is based on paintings, literature, photos taken in the early Meiji period, and data from excavation surveys during the Edo period. It restores the charm of the Honmaru Palace Ohiroma during the Edo period. There are murals depicting the sad story of "Wang Zhaojun". It is said that the Zhaojun room is a metaphor for the "Shogun room". It is said that Kato Kiyomasa prepared it to welcome Toyotomi Hideyoshi's son Hideyori to Kumamoto Castle. "Musha-return": It is one of the characteristics of Kumamoto Castle. It is built with several "stone walls". At that time, it was designed to be curved to prevent the possibility of sneak attacks and assassinations. It was named because neither samurai nor ninjas could climb it! ! "Kikita": It is a puppet mask with black hair and a red face👺. It is said that it was a lower-ranking samurai when "Kiyomasa" was building the castle. Because of his funny appearance🤪, he often amused everyone, so he took this opportunity to create a puppet toy~ 🍜Special snacks: You can try "Sakura meat🍖"! It’s actually horse meat! ! The texture is quite chewy, and it can be made into fried cakes or sushi🍣. Travelers who want to try it should remember to line up early, as there are so many people! 📍Address: 14F, 1-1, Tetori-honmachi, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City 🕰️Business hours: Weekdays 8:30-22:00 Holidays 10:00-22:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: There are "Sakura-no-Baba Josaien" and "Wakawa-za" nearby, which you can visit together! ! 🗓️Itinerary: Sakura no Baba Josaien-Wakyu-za-Kumamoto Museum-Kumamoto Castle (Two-museum and three-museum common tickets are available for purchase. It is recommended to buy the three-museum common ticket at one time. After experiencing the Wakyu-za and the museum, it will be very different to visit Kumamoto Castle!!) 🚴Transportation: Kumamoto City Tram "Kumamoto Castle・Shiyakusho-mae" station is about 1 minute walk (You can buy the Kumamoto One-Day Pass, which is more cost-effective~) 💞Recommendation reasons: 1. One hundred famous castles 2. Japan's three famous and ancient castles 3. If you are a history lover, especially those who are interested in Japanese culture #Kumamoto Travel #Kumamoto Castle #One hundred famous castles #Three famous castles #Kato Kiyomasa #Hosokawa Tadatoshi #Miyamoto Musashi #Solo Travel

Hey guys! Here's a super practical guide for a 6-day trip to Tokyo and Osaka! Save it and start your Japan trip now! -- 🌟Itinerary: D1: Yutoku Inari Shrine - Oouo Shrine Visit the mysterious Inari Shrine and experience Japan's ancient beliefs. Then head to Oouo Shrine to admire the spectacular torii gate in the sea. D2: Arita Porcelain Park - Kujukushima Cruise - Fukue Samurai Residences - Shimabara Port Experience ceramic art at Arita Porcelain Park, take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kujukushima, stroll along Fukue Samurai Residences to feel the historical charm, and finally arrive at Shimabara Port. D3: Kumamoto Castle - Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) - Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine - Shirakawa Spring Visit the majestic Kumamoto Castle, stroll along Kusasenri to enjoy the beauty of nature, visit Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, and explore the clarity and tranquility of Shirakawa Spring. D4: Yufuin Street - Lake Kinrin - Kamado Jigoku - Mojiko Retro Enjoy hot springs and food on Yufuin Street, admire the scenery of Lake Kinrin, visit the unique Kamado Jigoku, and finally enjoy the retro atmosphere of Mojiko Retro. D5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine to experience Japanese Shinto culture and pray for academic and career success. D6: Saga - Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Japan and return to Shanghai from Saga. 🛫 I hope this guide will help you plan your trip to Japan! 🌸 -- Attraction Recommendations: ✨ Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: A great place to pray for academic success! The historical sites and blooming flowers by the heart-shaped pond are simply beautiful! 🌸 🏯 Kumamoto Castle: A must-see! One of Japan's three famous castles, feel the weight and charm of history. 🎎 -- Tips: 🕰️ Time difference: Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so remember to adjust the time difference to avoid missing out on exciting itineraries! 🍱 Food: Try local sushi, ramen, and fresh sashimi, don't miss out on the delicious food! But note that some restaurants may charge extra fees. ❄️ December weather: Japan is cold in winter, and there is snow in the north. Remember to bring a thick coat and warm clothes! 🧣 📝 Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Japan, prepare the relevant materials, and ensure a smooth trip. -- Don't forget to experience these unique charms on your trip to Japan to make your trip even more memorable!

Kumamoto City is easily accessible from Hakata station, and can be a base for visiting Takachiho Gorge and Mount Aso. It is also very family friendly for those traveling with young kids. Main attractions. 1. Kumamoto Castle Restored after the 2016 earthquake, the castle and the museum within is very much worth the visit. 2. Suizenji Garden A Japanese landscape garden great for photos and leisurely stroll. Shopping 1. Higo Kuromon Ichiba Souvenir and F&B galore right at Kumamoto Station. Great for any last minute shopping before you leave. 2. Amu Plaza Kumamoto Right beside Kumamoto Station. 3. Sakuramachi Kumamoto Beside Kumamoto Castle and the Main Street shopping strip. Bus terminal is located within. 4. Shimotori, Kamitori shopping strip Main Street shopping strip that is fully covered. Transport Kumamoto city tram A line You can use any IC card or credit card to get around. Purchase a day pass if taking more than 3 trips a day, or use a credit card which currently caps the fee per day. #japantrip #kyushu #kumamoto #familytravel #shopping

Don't miss this 6-day Japan travel guide, which covers every day of the itinerary, including food and shopping spots! We hope this guide will help you! . 🗾Japan, known as the Land of the Rising Sun🌅, is an island country located in East Asia, surrounded by the sea🌊. It is a mysterious country with a rich history and modern culture. 🗻Mount Fuji, 🏯Kyoto's ancient buildings, and 🌸cherry blossoms all reflect Japan's deep cultural traditions and unique regional style. Come here and experience the beauty of Japan! . 🗺️Itinerary: 📆DAY1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine On this day, we will go to Yutoku Inari Shrine to pray for good luck, and then go to Oouo Shrine to experience the ancient and harmonious atmosphere. 📆DAY2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Bukeyashiki Street -> Shimabara Port Next, we will visit Arita Porcelain Park to appreciate the artistic atmosphere, then take a cruise to Kujukushima to enjoy the spectacular sea view, which seems to cleanse the soul. 📆DAY3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring We will visit Kumamoto Castle to see the ancient Japanese defense system, then go to Kusasenri and Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, and end the day with the tranquil and clear Shirakawa Spring. 📆DAY4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Kamado Jigoku -> Mojiko Retro Yufuin Street is bustling, Lake Kinrin is tranquil and deep, Kamado Jigoku is mysterious and unique, and Mojiko Retro is full of history. This day is full of experiences waiting for you. 📆DAY5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine On this day, we will visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine to experience the solemnity and mystery of ancient culture. 📆DAY6: Saga -> ✈Shanghai We will end our trip in Saga and fly back to Shanghai, ending our trip to Japan with many memories. . Must-see attractions: 🏞️Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: The source of success, where ancient relics and flowers complement each other, is stunning. 🏯Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles, with a long history, is worth a visit. . Some tips: 1️⃣️ Time difference: Japan is about 1-2 hours ahead of China, so it is easy to adapt to the time difference🌞️. 2️⃣️ Food: Japanese cuisine is diverse, and you can enjoy authentic Japanese food🍱️ here. However, please note that some Japanese food is seasonal! 3️⃣️ Specialty prices: Japanese specialties, such as kimonos👘️ and anime merchandise🎎️, are expensive. It is recommended to budget before purchasing to avoid embarrassment🙅‍♀️. 4️⃣️ Visa information: A visa is required to enter and exit Japan. The application process may take some time, so plan your trip in advance and don't miss your flight🛫️! We hope these tips will help you have a great time in Japan😜️! . 🌸After the trip to Japan, the last thing to say is: you will fall in love with this country! We look forward to your trip to Japan and enjoy every moment!🗻

Japan travel guide is here! 6-day highlights tour, take you to explore Japan, and don't miss any beautiful scenery! Save now~ -- Japan, with its rich history, is a place where ancient architecture 🏯 and modern cities 🏙️ coexist. The cherry blossoms 🌸 in spring and the fiery red leaves 🍁 in autumn are mesmerizing. Hot springs ♨️, kimonos 👘, and tea ceremonies 🍵 are great ways to experience the local culture. -- 🎏 Itinerary: Day 1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine Visit ancient shrines and experience Japan's mysterious culture. The sea torii gate is a unique sight. Day 2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Fukue Samurai Residences -> Shimabara Port A combination of ceramic art and ocean views, experience the blend of traditional and modern Japan. Day 3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring The ancient castle and natural scenery complement each other, showcasing Japan's rich history. Day 4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Jigoku Meguri -> Mojiko Retro The comfort of a hot spring town and the grandeur of volcanic landscapes, experience Japan's unique geography. Day 5: Dazaifu Tenmangu A place for academic success, experience the solemnity and grandeur of Japanese religious culture. Day 6: Saga--Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Japan, return with a full heart, and look forward to seeing you next time! 👋 -- Attraction Suggestions: ✨ Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles, with a long history. Walking through it feels like hearing the ancient walls tell stories of the past. 🌸 Dazaifu Tenmangu: Want to excel in your studies? Come here to soak up the scholarly atmosphere! The heart-shaped pond, ancient relics, and colorful flowers create a unique charm. -- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for Japan, travel with ease! 📞 Phone card is a must, stay connected with smooth internet. 🔌 Plug adapter, charge worry-free throughout Japan. 🪪 Complete documents, carry visa and passport, travel with peace of mind. 👔 Dress warmly, December in Japan is chilly, thick clothes and scarves are a must. 🔋 Don't forget the charger, keep your phone and camera charged, capture every moment. 💊 Carry essential medicines, be prepared for emergencies, travel healthily. 💰 Cash and credit cards, convenient payment, shop worry-free. -- Japan trip, endless excitement awaits your exploration! Click on the homepage to discover more personal guides and travel tips!

How to spend 2 days in Japan? This guide has you covered! Carefully selected routes to help you explore Japan with ease and not miss any beautiful scenery! Check it out now! -------------------- 📅Route suggestions: DAY 1: Suizenji Jojuen Garden - Kumamon Square - Kumamoto Castle - Sakuranobaba Josaien Stroll through the quaint Suizenji Jojuen Garden, visit Kumamon Square to experience the cuteness, then visit the historic Kumamoto Castle, and finally head to Sakuranobaba Josaien to enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 2: Takachiho Gorge - Takachiho Shrine - Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) - Mount Aso - Aso Nakadake Crater - Fukuoka Castle Explore the magnificent Takachiho Gorge, visit the ancient Takachiho Shrine, stroll through Kusasenri to experience the tranquility of nature, then climb Mount Aso to see the spectacular Aso Nakadake Crater, and finally visit the historical site of Fukuoka Castle. -------------------- Must-see attractions: Kumamoto Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0002, Japan - Opening hours: 9:00 am–4:30 pm - Duration: 1–2 hours - One of Japan's three most famous castles, with a long history, not to be missed! Mount Aso ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Tateno, Aso, Kumamoto, Japan - Opening hours: 9:00 am–5:00 pm - Duration: 1 day - The magnificent caldera and Nakadake volcanic activity will surely amaze you. Suizenji Jojuen Garden ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 8-1 Suizenji Koen, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0956, Japan - Opening hours: 8:30 am–5:00 pm - Duration: 1–3 hours - The beautiful scenery created by artificial mountains and water is stunning and worth a visit. -------------------- Some tips: 🍣Compare prices of local specialties, don't rush to buy your favorite items, shop around for better deals~ ⏰Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, remember to adjust your schedule! 🍁In November, Japan is full of red leaves and the climate is pleasant, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so don't forget to bring a thick coat~ 📌Be sure to confirm your visa information before you travel to make your trip smoother and worry-free! -------------------- 🎉Come on a spontaneous trip to Japan, it will definitely be a memorable and surprising experience!🌟

Visiting Kumamoto Castle was an incredible experience! The towering black and white walls looked majestic against the blue sky. Walking up to the castle, I was amazed by its powerful presence and stunning architecture. Once inside, I climbed to the top and was rewarded with a breathtaking view of the entire city of Kumamoto. Seeing the mix of ancient castle grounds and modern cityscapes was unforgettable! It felt like standing between history and today. The castle grounds were full of beautiful trees and gardens, adding even more charm to the view. Kumamoto Castle offers a perfect mix of history and stunning scenery—it’s a must-see! #travel #japan #thingstodo #castle #kumamoto #kumamotocastle

When traveling to Japan, everyone is accustomed to going to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto But this time I chose Kyushu, Japan (departing from Fukuoka) to explore a different anime Japan🇯🇵 . Route Recommendation 1⃣️: Kumamoto Castle ➤ Aso Mountains and Thousand Miles of Grass ➤ Aso Nakadake Volcano ➤ Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine ➤ Kurokawa Hot Spring 1. Kumamoto Castle: Kumamoto Castle, Osaka Castle and Nagoya Castle are collectively known as the three most famous cities in Japan and play a decisive role in the hearts of Japanese people. 2. Aso Volcano: Mount Aso, the largest volcanic group in Kyushu, had a major eruption 90,000 years ago. There are many natural hot springs and tourist resorts in the surrounding area. Aso Volcano is an active volcano and one of the few that can be viewed up close. active volcano🌋 3. Kurokawa Onsen: The charm of Kurokawa Onsen lies in the traditional hotel buildings built along the Chikugo River, as well as the open-air baths (hot springs) that each hotel has its own unique style and style♨️ . Route Recommendation 2⃣️: Kamikami Kumano➤Ama Iwato➤Tianan Kawara➤Takachiho Gorge 1. Colorful Kumano: The prototype of the Firefly Forest movie, quiet and mysterious 2. Takachiho Gorge: There are not many tourists here. It is a relatively unpopular place. It is very quiet and has a feeling of paradise. It is also recommended. Hiking in the canyon is refreshing and refreshing. If you want to paddle in the canyon, you need to book online one month in advance 3. Ama Iwato: Rich in the mysterious charm of Japanese mythology, if you come here to make a wish, good luck will come to you. . Recommended route 3⃣️: Nishiroji Temple ➤ Umijoku Hot Spring ➤ Beppu Hot Spring Village ➤ Yufuin Town ➤ Kinrin Lake ➤ Yunotsubo Street 1. Ruyilun Temple: The entire temple is full of frog elements, so cute and great to visit! In addition to cute frogs, there are thousands of wind chimes hanging inside. The temple is not big, and Guanyin is enshrined inside, but because of the company of the little frogs, the temple is full of childishness. 2. Umijoku Onsen: Beppu Onsen is the best in Japan. The number of springs and the amount of water flowing out of it rank first in Japan. The most famous tourist project is the "Beppu Hell Tour". Beppu is a large hot spring area that has been turned into an attraction♨️In addition to hot springs, you can see hot spring observation decks and steam rising from every corner. The hot steam rising from the source and the smell of sulfur floating in the air create a hell-like atmosphere. . Route Recommendation 4⃣️: Kamikami Kumano ➤ Mount Aso ➤ Senri Kusana ➤ Kurokawa Hot Spring .

#One-day-tour-in-the-city #Kumamoto #Kumamoto-jo Castle #Kumamon #Starry Sky #Japan #TSMC #100 Ways to Travel In recent years, Kumamoto has become more popular than before because of TSMC. After Starlux Airlines joined Kumamoto, it also added a lot of topics. It is a must-see attraction in Kumamoto city in one day. I recommend it to everyone~ ⭐️Kumamoto Castle Kumamoto's most famous landmark was restored after the earthquake. Take a look at Japan's amazing construction methods ⭐️Sakura no Babajo Ayane The Japanese-style streets have a great atmosphere and are perfect for taking photos. ⭐️Shimodori Shopping Street A must-visit shopping street, where you can buy everything you need at once. ⭐️Kumamon Square As the name suggests, it is Kumamon, a very popular local mascot. ⭐️Kumamoto Yatai Village The atmosphere of the Yatai Village is very good. There are all kinds of delicious food, mostly izakayas, and it is also very beautiful. #yatai #shopping street #shopping #japantravel #kyushu

Of course, one of the must-see attractions in Kyushu, Japan is Kumamoto Castle🏯 Kumamoto Castle is one of the symbols of Kumamoto City. This castle was built in 1607 and is one of the three most famous castles in Japan. Kumamoto Castle is famous for its magnificent architecture and strong fortifications. It was an important stronghold of the samurai class at that time. Although it was damaged in the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake The castle is now open to the public. Visitors can stroll through the city walls and courtyards So don't miss this Kumamoto Castle full of historical and cultural charm. Coincidentally, I came in March and the cherry blossoms were in bloom🌸 Kumamoto Castle is particularly beautiful with cherry blossoms as a backdrop There is also Kumamon red bean cakes for sale on the Sakurakoji Road next to it. It’s very cute😍 Of course, Kumamon is a must-have in Kumamoto! #globaltravel #100waystotravel #Japantravel #Japan

#Ancient City Kumamoto Castle is located in Kumamoto City, Kyushu, Japan. It is one of the three famous castles in Japan, along with Osaka Castle and Nagoya Castle. It is a popular attraction for tourists due to its huge size, solid defensive design and historical significance. Walking into Kumamoto Castle is like traveling back to Japan's Warring States Period and feeling the majesty and elegance of the samurai era. Footprints of history Kumamoto Castle was originally built by Kato Kiyomasa in 1607 and had strong defensive capabilities. The design of the city wall is extremely ingenious, especially its zigzag structure and steep slope, which make it difficult to breach in war. This castle was not only the residence of Kato Kiyomasa, but also once served as a fortress to protect the Kumamoto area. Kumamoto Castle was destroyed during the Southwest War in 1877, but a large number of historical relics have been preserved to this day, allowing visitors to glimpse into the grandeur of the past. Magnificent reconstruction Although Kumamoto Castle was severely damaged in the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, restoration work is actively underway. Despite this, some areas of the city are still open to visitors, where they can see the restored city walls and castle tower and experience the fusion of history and modern architectural technology. As you enter the city, the magnificent castle tower rises into the sky, as if telling of its glorious past. Standing on the top of the castle, overlooking the entire Kumamoto city, the magnificent view will make you linger. Four Seasons Landscape The beauty of Kumamoto Castle lies not only in its architecture, but also in the natural beauty brought by the changing seasons. The cherry blossoms in spring are in full bloom, contrasting with the black and white city walls, attracting a large number of tourists to come and enjoy the flowers. The red leaves in autumn cover Kumamoto Castle with a golden-red coat, presenting a warm scene. No matter what season you visit, Kumamoto Castle will always give you different feelings. Surrounding attractions and culture In addition to the castle itself, there are many other attractions worth visiting around Kumamoto Castle. For example, Sakura no Baba Josaien outside the city is an area that brings together the traditional culture of Kumamoto, where visitors can taste local food, buy special souvenirs, or visit museums that showcase the history of Kumamoto. Various cultural activities are held every year to showcase traditional Japanese dance, music and samurai culture, allowing tourists to deeply experience the local customs and culture while sightseeing.

📝Kumamoto Castle is one of the three great castles in Japan. Although some areas are currently under repair, it still retains its charm and is a must-visit attraction in Kumamoto! After visiting Kumamoto Castle, you will be amazed by its history and restoration efforts. The castle's structure is magnificent, especially the stone walls and the main keep, which convey a sense of past grandeur. For history enthusiasts and tourists, this is an unmissable spot. There are also many souvenir shops nearby for shopping! The entrance ticket is about HK$58, and it is very convenient to purchase and use directly on Trip✨ 📍1-1 Honmaru, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan

My visit to Kumamoto Prefecture was a rich and enjoyable experience. The prefecture is famous for its beautiful nature and ancient history, especially for Kumamoto Castle, one of the best-preserved castles in Japan. I enjoyed strolling through the garden surrounding the castle, where the flowers were beautifully in bloom. I also visited Aki's hot springs, where I felt a sense of relaxation surrounded by nature. The dining experience was truly delicious as I tasted local dishes, including the flavorful Kumamoto pork. I highly recommend visiting Kumamoto Prefecture to explore its beauty and unique culture. It's definitely a must-visit destination! 🌸🏯

🚉**Transportation Guide:** The main mode of transportation within Kumamoto City is the tram (Shiden), as there is no subway system. If you plan to take the tram multiple times in a day, it is recommended to purchase a one-day tram pass at the tourist information center upon arrival at the Shinkansen station. For just 500 yen, you can enjoy unlimited rides all day, making it very convenient for tourists. 📝**Tips:** After purchasing the one-day pass, be sure to scratch off the date of use before boarding. No additional actions are needed when boarding; simply get on the tram. When alighting, exit from the front door and show the date page to the conductor. 🗓**Itinerary:** **12:00 Suizenji Jojuen Garden** In the morning, visit **Suizenji Jojuen Garden**, a famous Japanese garden in Kumamoto known for its picturesque scenery. It's a perfect spot for relaxation and photography. You can leisurely stroll through the garden and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of traditional Japanese landscaping. **13:30 Kumamon Square** Next, head to **Kumamon Square** to learn about the story behind this adorable mascot and even take a photo with Kumamon. It's also a great place to buy souvenirs, especially for fans of Kumamon. **14:30 Kumamoto Castle** The afternoon is the best time to visit **Kumamoto Castle**. As a symbol of Kumamoto, this historic castle is one of Japan's three famous castles. You can feel the rich culture and history of the castle during your visit, and it's recommended to spend about 1.5 hours to slowly appreciate the exhibitions inside. **16:00 Sakuranobaba Josaien** Near Kumamoto Castle, **Sakuranobaba Josaien** is a district that combines traditional culture with modern cuisine. There are many food stalls here where visitors can taste local delicacies while enjoying the historical atmosphere. **18:00 Shimotori Shopping Arcade - Horse Meat Sashimi** For dinner, head to **Shimotori Shopping Arcade** to try authentic Kumamoto horse meat sashimi. This area is filled with many restaurants, making it an ideal place to experience the local culinary specialties of Kumamoto. **19:30 Kumamoto Yatai Village - Late Night Snacks** After a day of sightseeing, visit **Kumamoto Yatai Village** to experience the local late-night snack culture. Here, you can try various traditional Japanese snacks and enjoy the lively night atmosphere, perfectly ending your day.

When visiting Kumamoto, the first place that comes to mind and is a must-visit is undoubtedly Kumamoto Castle; it is one of Japan's three most famous castles and has a history of over 400 years. Located in the Chuo Ward of Kumamoto City, you can reach Kumamoto Castle on foot from almost any hotel in the Chuo Ward. 🏯🇯🇵 Kumamoto Castle suffered damage from the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake and thus required restoration. The castle's keep has been fully restored and was reopened to the public in June 2021. Inside the keep, there is a series of textual, pictorial, video, and model exhibits that allow visitors to deeply understand the history of the keep, and from the top floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kumamoto City. Although the keep has six floors, there is an elevator inside, which is a thoughtful design that accommodates visitors with different needs. 👍🏼💯 After touring Kumamoto Castle, you can reach Josaien from the south gate exit. This area features a variety of shops selling souvenirs, restaurants, and snack stores. Although it's not very large, there are plenty of options, and you can even enjoy Kumamoto Bear-shaped Japanese rice crackers! After appreciating the historical and cultural aspects of Kumamoto Castle, taking a break and refueling at Josaien is a great choice. 🎏🍦🍱🍜🍰🍹🥰

Kumamoto Castle has a history of over 400 years. It was built by the famous Warring States general Kato Kiyomasa. It is one of the symbols of Kumamoto Prefecture and one of the three most famous castles in Japan. Affected by the Great Kumamoto Earthquake in 2016, the castle tower was severely damaged. After five years of renovation, it was reopened to the public in 2021. Inside the castle tower there is an introduction to the entire Kumamoto Castle, including a detailed description of the history of each generation of daimyo and the castle tower. You can also enjoy the street view of Kumamoto City by climbing to the top floor of the castle tower. In spring, Kumamoto Castle is also a local cherry blossom viewing spot, attracting more than 100,000 people every year. It is recommended for tourists who are visiting Kumamoto Castle for the first time! #GlobalTravel

#Sakura2024 Kumamoto Castle, Kumamoto City 🏯 A must-visit landmark after the castle was damaged by the earthquake in 2016. Now the castle has been repaired and is ready to open for visitors. This is one of the most beautiful castles. Especially during the cherry blossom season, this is a very beautiful spot. Walking in is very beautiful. During the changing leaves, there will be a row of ginkgo trees shining yellow. The entrance fee is 800 yen per person. Kumamoto Castle is open from 9:00 to 17:00 (last admission at 16:30). The entrance fee for adults is 800 yen per person. For those who have Waku Waku 1 Day Pass, you can use this to reduce the entrance fee to only 640 yen per person. As a Japanese, they are very serious when doing anything. This must be really admitted. For example, in the matter of restoring and repairing Kumamoto Castle, they said that every brick that was damaged by the earthquake, they will try to put it back in its original position as much as possible by marking the point. Every stone mark must Say it's really awesome. During this time, they built a Skywalk around the castle as a way to enter from the entrance to the castle. It's very well done. It can be used by the disabled. There is an elevator. It's done. Applause. The highlight is the stone wall of Kumamoto Castle (Kumamoto Castle) is like a curve. The bottom is easy to climb. But the top is very steep. So ninjas can't climb over the wall. There are also various archery holes. Making it a very strong fortress. 📌Kumamoto Castle (Kumamoto Castle) ⏰Opening hours: Open every day from 09.00-17.00 (Last admission at 16.30) 🚈Travel: Take the tram to Kumamoto-jo Station / Shiyakusho-mae, walk for about 10 minutes. #kumamototourism #KumamotoCastle #Kumamoto

Traveling to Japan Most people tend to visit Tokyo, Kyoto, Hokkaido But this time I chose Kyushu, Japan Kumamoto & Kagoshima This place is the setting for many animes Rustic countryside, I predict it will be popular this year - My 5-day, 4-night itinerary DAY1: Shanghai-Fukuoka-Take the Shinkansen to Kumamoto DAY2: Kumamoto Castle-A-train-Maejima Tour Day3: Minami Aso Railway Sightseeing Train-Kusasenri-Aso Nakadake Crater-Irozu View Kumano Shrine-Aso Shrine Day4: Sakurajima-Ikeda Lake-Ibusuki Tamatebako Train-Shiroyama Park Day5: Sengan-en-Tsurumaru Castle Ruins Reimei Pavilion-Shinkansen to Fukuoka-Shanghai - 📷【About the Check-in Spots】 1️⃣Kumamoto City Kumamoto Castle Kumamon is everywhere here, Kumamon Park, Kumamoto Station, Maejima are all Kumamon elements, Kumamoto Castle and the retro tram are iconic elements. - 2️⃣A train A jazz-style scenic train with sea views, from JR Kumamoto Station to JR Misumi Station, you can drink Highball while enjoying the sea view. - 3️⃣Minami Aso Railway Sightseeing Train Minami Aso Railway (track train) The same model as the One Piece 【Sunny Train】, the route is full of small forest scenery. - 4️⃣Irozu View Kumano Shrine The filming location of 'Hotarubi no Mori e', covered with moss, it's even more of a green wonderland in summer. - 5️⃣Kusasenri - Aso Nakadake Crater In summer, it's a green grassland, in February and March it's the season of 🔥grass, so it's black, but it has its own charm. - 6️⃣Sakurajima You take a boat from Kagoshima, a beautiful volcanic island with crystal blue waters, where you can soak in a hot spring while facing the sea view. - 7️⃣Ibusuki Tamatebako Train Ibusuki Station Retro train cars, viewing Sakurajima volcano and sea views, very healing - 8️⃣Ikeda Lake A beautiful lake, full of flowers in spring, where you can soak in hot springs♨️. - 9️⃣Shiroyama Park An excellent viewing platform in Kagoshima, right in the city center, overlooking the city and Sakurajima volcano. - 1️⃣0️⃣Sengan-en A direct cultural heritage, the villa and garden of the Satsuma Domain's lord Shimazu family, one of the more famous gardens in Kyushu. -

#日韩春好精品#Kumamoto Castle #cherry blossoms In mid-to-late March 2024, the weather was still cool and the cherry blossoms in Kumamoto Castle were still not in full bloom. There was only one blooming cherry blossom tree outside the city wall. Blue sky and white clouds, clear lake water, leaving reflections. Through the city wall, you can see the afterglow of the sunset. The scenery in the evening, with the dancing shadows of the trees, is pleasant.

🇯🇵Update Kumamoto Sakura is blooming now🌸 Here are some fresh photos with no filter and Sakura:) For those who come to visit Kyushu like me, Come visit Kumamoto and take photos with Sakura Beautiful and fluffy now. This set was taken at Kumamoto Castle, but there are many other places. I will update you regularly. Follow me. 📸Taken on 29.03.2024 📍Location: Kumamoto Castle, Japan #kumamotocastle #traveljapan #sakura #travelkyushu #sakura2024

Kumamoto Castle, located in Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, is one of the most important historical sites in Japan and a symbol of Kumamoto City. Built in the 17th century, this castle was one of the important castles of the Edo period and is known as one of the most beautiful castles in Japan. The main building of the castle is five stories high and is built of wood. It has a gorgeous exterior and displays historical relics and exhibits from the time inside. Whether you’re into history and culture or culinary adventures, Kumamoto Castle has it all. Come plan your trip to Kumamoto now! 𝓘𝓻𝓲𝓼 Trip❤️ #Kumamoto #Kumamoto Castle #Snow #Kumamoto Free Travel #instatravel

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : You can also take a helicopter to see the volcano in Asu, which costs about 250 yuan; Asu Boy is available on holidays and is very suitable for parents with children. The design is quite cute. 💙Attractions: Only one crater is open, and it is emitting hot steam; we also went to Sand Thousand Miles, and the hike was not difficult. It was not the most beautiful season when I went to Kusasenri. It was like an alpine ranch. There were restaurants near the museum, and there was a Lawson in front of Aso Station where you could buy some supplies. Overall 3 hours in Aso was more than enough for me. There is a Luffy statue in front of Aso Station; there is a hot spring for footbathing; 🍜Food review: Ryu no Ya Ramen is delicious and cheap, there are many delicious ramen in Kumamoto - ③: Kumamoto Day Tour: Sakura no Baba-Kato Shrine-Castle Tower-Kumamoto Minister's Office-Suizenji Jojuen-Fukuoka 🚄Transportation: Kitakyushu JR Pass 3 days, Kumamoto-Fukuoka Shinkansen; Kumamoto Tram One-Day Ticket, 500 yen 📒Other notes: There is actually nothing fun in Kumamoto City. I originally planned to go to Amakusa to see dolphins, but when I arrived at Sankaku Station, I was told that the boat was cancelled due to strong winds and waves. I wasted a whole morning going back and forth to Triangle, and spent half a day touring the city. If I had gone to Amakusa, I could have spent another day there. I can find reservation information by searching for Amakusa Dolphin. There are trams and buses in Kumamoto City. The two tram lines are very retro and the coupons are very cost-effective, and they can basically go to all places. 💙Attractions: Kumamoto Castle collapsed due to an earthquake and is still under repair. The castle tower is a calm black color, which makes it look more solemn. You can check the reception hours of Minister Kumamon’s office on the official website and reserve a seat in advance because there are so many people. 🍜Food review: Katretsu-tei - Michelin-rated pork cutlet. You have to queue up at 2pm. The pork cutlet is very crispy. I have also eaten Michelin-rated pork cutlet. Horse meat is a specialty of Kumamoto, but I didn’t dare to try it.

#Japan must-visit photo spots 🍂🍂 Once you leave Hakata Station, about 40 minutes away -- you'll come to Kumamoto, which is full of autumn! 🍁 How to get there: From Hakata to Kumamoto, it’s about 40 minutes by Shinkansen. Moreover, you can ride this Shinkansen for free unlimited times within the specified period as long as you have a Kitakyushu JR pass. The Shinkansen is divided into reserved and unreserved seats. Riding in reserved seats must be reserved with a JR pass. Or you can directly board the bus with JR pass to sit in free seats ✨️ (peak season time: it is recommended to reserve reserved seats in advance 🤣🤣). 💰If you buy a one-time ticket instantly: JPY4700 (As at 202311) #OverseasTravel #AutumnRecommendation #JapanTravel #FukuokaTravel #Fukuoka #Kumamoto #Autumn