Uki City Shiranui Museum of Art and Library
The Shiranui Museum of Art and Library in Uki. It occupies a renovated building.
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The Shiranui Museum of Art and Library in Uki. It occupies a renovated building.
Yatsushiro Municipal Museum. It covers local history and crafts.
The municipal Minamata disease museum in Minamata. It presents the course of the pollution and the environmental policy that followed.
The prefecture's environmental center. It covers environmental education and resource recycling.
The prefecture's agricultural research center. It works on citrus such as Dekopon, and on tomatoes.
The prefecture's forestry research and training center. It works on the breeding of sugi cedar and on bed logs for dried shiitake.
The prefecture's fisheries research center. It surveys the resources of the Ariake Sea and the Yatsushiro Sea.
Kumamoto University's Institute of Molecular Embryology and Genetics. It researches the medicine of development and regeneration.
Kumamoto University's research center for coastal environmental science. It researches coastal environments.
The Tsujun Irrigation Canal Museum in Yamato. It presents the civil engineering of irrigation.
The site of the removed Arase Dam in Yatsushiro. The first dam in Japan to undergo full-scale removal, where the process of the river returning can be seen.
A dam in Kikuchi, among the larger in the prefecture, its lake laid out for rowing.
Midorikawa Dam in Kumamoto. A gravity dam that serves water resources.
Kumamoto Port. A port built on tidal flats that serves logistics.
The dolphin center in Amakusa. Wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins can be seen year-round.
A shopping complex inside Kumamoto Station, with about 60 shops for souvenirs and food.
A stroll garden that began in 1632 when Tadatoshi Hosokawa built a teahouse here. A national scenic site and historic site.
The main station of Kumamoto City, where Shinkansen and local lines meet — the gateway to the prefecture.
A base in Kumamoto City for the prefecture's mascot, which also gives travel and product information.
A complex opened at Sakuramachi in Kumamoto City in 2019, with a bus terminal attached.
A products hall in Kumamoto City, gathering the prefecture's foods and crafts.
A statue in Kumamoto City, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.