This facility was developed through a public-private partnership involving the national government, Kumamoto Prefecture, and Royal Caribbean as a hub for international cruise ships. It was completed in March 2020, designed to accommodate some of the world's largest cruise ships, with a capacity of around 220,000 tons.
Surrounding the terminal, there's a welcoming space for passengers and tourists alike, as well as a leisure area for local residents. This includes a unique park themed around Kumamon, the beloved mascot of Kumamoto, adding a charming touch to the visitor experience.
This tea garden was established in 1688 by Matsui Naoyuki, the third lord of Yatsushiro Castle, in honor of his mother, the nun Suho Inni. At the tim…
In 1619, following the collapse of Mugishima Castle due to a massive earthquake, Kato Kiyomasa constructed Yatsushiro Castle as its successor. At tha…
Takabuto Mountain is 117 metro high mountain which is located in the eastern part of Matsushima-machi, where is famous tourist spot as well as Sengan…
Kamiamakusa Onsenkyo consists of two large onsen (hot spring) areas, Oyano and Matsushima, surrounded by the sea. This is also a popular region for e…
Boulangerie Gitane is a popular bakery in Yatsushiro City, offerring the piroshki-like savoury bread with Taipien-style ingredients that use a plenty…
Complex facility “L'isola Terrace Amakusa” was opened in July 2015. All seats have ocean view, and this restaurant serves fresh ingredients from Amak…
Shiomaneki is an ocean-front seafood restaurant directly managed by a fish store. They offer a variety of dishes such as Kaisendon seafood rice bowl,…
This port-side restaurant specializes in fresh seafood and Ashiaka-ebi prawn. They offer various dishes such as “Ashiakaebi Tendon”, a bowl of rice…