Amu Plaza Kumamoto
A station building opened in front of Kumamoto Station in 2021, with about 49,200 square metres of shop floor.
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A station building opened in front of Kumamoto Station in 2021, with about 49,200 square metres of shop floor.
A visitor centre in Kamiamakusa, putting out information about the district.
A stair of 3,333 steps in Misato, the approach to Shakain temple and the longest in Japan.
A water-dividing structure in Yamato, built in 1956, from which water flows out of a cylinder in equal shares.
A statue in Mifune, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
A roadside station in Ozu, about 17 minutes by car from Aso Kumamoto Airport.
A statue in Ozu, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
A hot-spring facility in Tamana, with a large cypress bath and private family baths.
A dam in Kikuchi, among the larger in the prefecture, its lake laid out for rowing.
A limestone cave about 4,800 metres long in Kuma, the second longest in western Japan.
A hot-spring town in Yatsushiro, said to have been found in 1409 and long a cure resort.
A hot spring in Hitoyoshi, which rose in 1910 and now has more than fifty sources.
A tourist information centre in Yufuin, advising on the area and on transport.
A gallery in the Showa-era quarter of Bungotakada.
A roadside station in Miyazaki City on the Nichinan coast, looking out over the Pacific.
A suspension bridge in Aya, spanning one of the largest evergreen broadleaf forests in Japan.