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Kumamoto Castle is one of Japan's three daimyo castles, which was built by Kato Kiyomasa (Katoyama Kiyosato) for a period of seven years from te Keioi 6 (1601) to be a castle in te castle.
Also located in te center of Kumamoto city, access from te city is outstanding.
Suizenji Gardener called Suizenji Park (Suizenji jiyuen) called.
Momoyama type Japanese garden imitating Tsukiyama imitating Mt. Fuji and fifty-three of Tokaido is spreading.
8-1, Suizenjikoen, Chuo-ku Kumamoto-shi,
Amakusa is also famous as te land of Christianity. There are still many historical sites and facilities that convey te history of Christianity to all parts of Amakusa.
It is also famous as te land of Christianity.
539, Kawauramachi Sakitsu, Amakusa-shi,
6003-1, Matsushimamachi Aitsu, Kamiamakusa-shi,