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CANDEO HOTELS KUMAMOTO SHINSHIGAI

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THE BLOSSOM KUMAMOTO

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Mitsui Garden Hotel Kumamoto

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Crowne Plaza ANA Kumamoto New Sky by IHG

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Dormy Inn Kumamoto Natural Hot Spring
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Where to stay in Kumamoto

Chuo Ward
Chuo Ward blends ancient history with modern city life in the heart of Kumamoto. Kumamoto Castle dominates the skyline with its impressive black walls and cherry-lined grounds. The vibrant Shimotori and Kamitori shopping arcades bustle with locals and visitors alike. Explore serene Suizenji Garden with its meticulously manicured landscapes and peaceful ponds. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto. Getting around is easy with efficient streetcars running every 5-10 minutes throughout this walkable district.

Shinshigai
Shinshigai pulses as Kumamoto's premier nightlife district where narrow alleys burst with neon-lit izakayas and traditional red lanterns. By night, steam rises from yakitori grills as locals gather for authentic dining experiences. Animated conversations mix with karaoke melodies throughout the vibrant entertainment zone. During daylight hours, explore Sunroad Shinshigai Shopping Street and Shimotori Shopping Arcade for local souvenirs and crafts. The district perfectly balances traditional Japanese drinking culture with modern entertainment options. Travelers appreciate the area's walkability and genuine local atmosphere away from tourist crowds.

Shimotori
Shimotori is Kumamoto's largest entertainment district where neon lights and traditional lanterns create an exciting atmosphere. The covered shopping arcade stretches nearly a kilometer with hundreds of stores selling everything from local crafts to modern fashion. This vibrant hub sits near the historic Kumamoto Castle, offering a perfect mix of shopping and nightlife. Wander through glass-covered walkways lined with restaurants serving Kumamoto ramen and local sake. The pedestrian-only streets buzz with arcade games and vendor calls well into the evening. Most shops stay open until 9 PM, while bars and eateries welcome visitors until midnight.
Suizenji
Suizenji neighborhood showcases classical Japanese elegance through its 17th-century garden paradise. The meticulously landscaped Suizenji Jojuen Garden features miniature versions of Mt. Fuji and scenic spots along the historic Tokaido route. Traditional tea houses invite visitors to experience authentic Japanese ceremonies. Vermillion torii gates at Izumi Shrine frame peaceful walking paths through manicured pine groves. Stone bridges cross crystal-clear ponds filled with colorful koi fish. The area offers limited dining focused on kaiseki cuisine and local specialties. Most visitors arrive by taxi as the neighborhood maintains its serene, contemplative atmosphere.
Suidocho
Suidocho captures Kumamoto's samurai heritage through well-preserved historic buildings and traditional architecture. This quiet residential area sits near the imposing Kumamoto Castle with its distinctive black walls. Stone lanterns line pathways while wooden machiya townhouses display weathered cedar facades. Traditional temples emerge between residential streets with curved tile roofs catching morning light. Small craft shops sell local pottery and textiles throughout this authentic Japanese neighborhood. Visitors can explore the castle grounds with their cherry trees and gardens while enjoying a peaceful atmosphere away from modern distractions.
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Aqua Dome Kumamoto
Catch an event at Aqua Dome Kumamoto during your trip to Kumamoto. Discover the area's hot springs and temples.
Musashizuka Park
After visiting Musashizuka Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Kumamoto. Amble around the area's parks or visit its temples.
Learn more about Kumamoto
Climb to the top of Kumamoto Castle's restored towers for panoramic views of this historic city's skyline. Seek out the whimsical 'Kumamon' mascot while exploring Suizenji Garden's miniature landscapes and sampling fresh local cuisine at Shimotori Shopping Arcade.

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