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THE BLOSSOM KUMAMOTO
THE BLOSSOM KUMAMOTO
Kikunan Onsen UBL Hotel
Kikunan Onsen UBL Hotel
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Hotel Nikko Kumamoto
Hotel Nikko Kumamoto
ONE STATION HOTEL KUMAMOTO
ONE STATION HOTEL KUMAMOTO
KKR Hotel Kumamoto
KKR Hotel Kumamoto
Hotel New Gaea Nishi Kumamoto Ekimae
Hotel New Gaea Nishi Kumamoto Ekimae
CANDEO HOTELS KUMAMOTO SHINSHIGAI
CANDEO HOTELS KUMAMOTO SHINSHIGAI
Natural Hot Spring Higo no Yu Onyado Nono Kumamoto
Natural Hot Spring Higo no Yu Onyado Nono Kumamoto
Kumamoto Hotel Castle
Kumamoto Hotel Castle
Toyoko Inn Kumamoto Ekimae
Toyoko Inn Kumamoto Ekimae
KOKO HOTEL Premier Kumamoto
KOKO HOTEL Premier Kumamoto
Ryotei Matsuya Honkan Suizenji
Ryotei Matsuya Honkan Suizenji
HOTEL THE 7 KUMAMOTO
HOTEL THE 7 KUMAMOTO
Hotel Route-Inn Kumamoto Ekimae
Hotel Route-Inn Kumamoto Ekimae
Daiwa Roynet Hotel KUMAMOTO GINZADORI PREMIER
Daiwa Roynet Hotel KUMAMOTO GINZADORI PREMIER
SOTETSU GRAND FRESA KUMAMOTO
SOTETSU GRAND FRESA KUMAMOTO
Dormy Inn Kumamoto Natural Hot Spring
Dormy Inn Kumamoto Natural Hot Spring
Crowne Plaza ANA Kumamoto New Sky by IHG
Crowne Plaza ANA Kumamoto New Sky by IHG
Toyoko Inn Kumamoto Shin Shigai
Toyoko Inn Kumamoto Shin ShigaiGet last-minute hotel deals in Kumamoto and save more
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Chuo Ward
Chuo Ward packs Kumamoto's top attractions into one dynamic neighborhood. Kumamoto Castle commands attention with its impressive black walls and cherry-lined grounds. The Shimotori and Kamitori shopping arcades buzz with energy, while Suizenji Garden offers peaceful ponds and perfectly manicured landscapes for a break from urban exploring. Art lovers shouldn't miss the Contemporary Art Museum with its cutting-edge exhibitions. Getting around is a breeze thanks to streetcars running every 5-10 minutes and clear English signage throughout. Food options range from high-end kaiseki restaurants to casual spots serving famous Kumamoto ramen. Most hotels cluster near the castle, offering comfortable rooms with efficient service and easy access to all the district's historic and modern attractions.
Shinshigai
Shinshigai buzzes with neon-lit alleyways and traditional red lanterns glowing above cozy izakayas. Kumamoto's premier nightlife district serves up authentic local flavors from sizzling yakitori grills while karaoke melodies spill onto cobblestone streets. The daytime reveals local specialty shops selling traditional crafts before transforming into an evening playground. Dining ranges from budget-friendly ramen shops to mid-range establishments specializing in Kumamoto's famous tonkotsu ramen. Most venues operate from 6PM-2AM, creating a walkable bar-hopping paradise. The area is well-connected by streetcars and buses, though most visitors explore the narrow streets on foot.
Shimotori
Shimotori's nearly mile-long covered arcade buzzes with energy, where neon signs illuminate hundreds of shops selling everything from local crafts to trendy fashion. Kumamoto Castle sits nearby, offering a perfect cultural counterpoint to your shopping adventures. Hungry travelers can dive into Kumamoto's famous ramen or brave the local specialty—horse sashimi—at countless eateries lining the pedestrian-friendly streets. The nightlife scene keeps the district humming well after sunset with karaoke spots and bars staying open until the wee hours. Getting around is a breeze with excellent walkability throughout the covered arcades and the Kumamoto Castle Loop Bus stopping nearby. Most shops welcome visitors from 10am to 9pm daily, perfect for both early birds and night owls.
Suizenji
Step into a miniature Japan at Suizenji, where the 17th-century garden recreates Mount Fuji in perfect miniature form. Wander through meticulously pruned landscapes dotted with traditional tea houses and stone bridges arching over koi-filled ponds. The vermillion gates of Izumi Shrine offer a peaceful retreat, while seasonal festivals bring local traditions to life. The neighborhood serves up authentic kaiseki cuisine and ceremonial matcha in traditional tea houses. Most visitors arrive by taxi since public transit is limited, but the area itself is wonderfully walkable with well-maintained paths perfect for contemplative strolls.
Suidocho
Suidocho takes you straight to old-school Japan without the tourist crowds. Stone lanterns guide your way to Kumamoto Castle's impressive black walls while wooden townhouses showcase weathered cedar facades. Temples with curved tile roofs peek out between quiet residential streets, offering perfect spots for morning contemplation. The neighborhood balances historic charm with authentic local life. Traditional kaiseki restaurants and family-run soba shops serve regional specialties like basashi and Kumamoto ramen. Most places close early, matching the neighborhood's peaceful vibe. Stay in a ryokan with tatami rooms and futon bedding for the full experience. Walking is your best bet here—narrow historic streets favor exploration on foot.
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Notable for its castle, Kumamoto features attractions such as Sakura Machi Kumamoto and Kumamoto-jo Hall. This historical city has something for everyone including sights like Sunroad Shinshigai Shopping Street and Kumamoto Castle.
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