Things to do in Tamana

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Kumamoto Prefecture

Kumamoto Castle

With a history of more than 400 years, Kumamoto Castle is one of the three famous castles in Japan. Covering an area of 5.3km, there are many buildings that are designated as key cultural relics by the state. The earthquake in 2016 was severely damaged, and the restoration project is making every effort to restore the majestic and heroic appearance before the earthquake. Visiting the restoration project of the ancient city is also a rare experience. Please come and visit.

Greenland

The park features over 70 amusement rides, including classic attractions like roller coasters, Ferris wheels, log flumes, and river rapids, as well as family-friendly facilities such as slides and splash pools for children. These diverse offerings cater to visitors of all ages. Beyond the rides, Greenland also provides various experience zones like a golf course and Ultraman World. Visitors can enjoy golfing or interact with anime characters like Ultraman. The park includes an on-site hotel and natural hot springs, offering comfortable accommodations and relaxation spaces. After a day of fun, visitors can unwind in the hot springs and enjoy a peaceful evening.

No. 2 of Hot Springs Attractions in Kumamoto Prefecture

Tsukasa no Yu

Tsukasa no Yu is located in Tamana and features salt saunas, mist saunas, infrared saunas, and more. Additionally, it includes a buffet restaurant, shops, and banquet halls, making it a great place to relax.

Tamana Parking Area (Southbound)

KUSAMAKURA-Spa in TENSUI Town

Sakuranobaba Josaien

Sakuranobaba Sakuranobaba Josaien is an area located below Kumamoto Castle, primarily featuring cultural experiences, Kumamoto food, and souvenirs. It is divided into two main sections: Kumamoto Castle Museum Wakuwakuza and Sakura-no-koji. Kumamoto Castle Museum Wakuwakuza primarily offers historical and cultural experience services. The first floor features a historical exhibition hall that uses realistic sets and digital recreations to transport visitors back to the era of Kato Kiyomasa, the founder of Kumamoto Castle. The second floor is a performance hall where historical plays are regularly performed. Sakura-no-koji recreates the streetscape of the Edo period and features 23 selected local restaurants from Kumamoto Prefecture. Visitors can enjoy dining in this nostalgic district, and there are many specialty shops where you can purchase souvenirs to take home.

Aso Boy

The Aso Boy is a popular sightseeing train line in Kyushu, Japan, designed for families and train enthusiasts. The train runs between Kumamoto and Aso, passing through the picturesque Mount Aso area, providing passengers with a unique viewing experience. The interior design of the carriage is child-friendly, with a dedicated children's play area and reading corner, which is very popular with family tourists. The exterior of the train is mainly black and white, and the cute mascot "Aso Boy" image on the front of the train adds fun. The large windows allow passengers to enjoy the natural beauty along the way, including vast grasslands and beautiful volcanic landscapes. Special dining services are also provided on board, and tourists can taste local food and drinks. The comfortable environment and unique design of the train make it an ideal choice for exploring the natural scenery of Kyushu. Tourists can relax during the journey while enjoying a good time with family and friends.

Tabaruzaka Park

The park is located in Kumamoto Prefecture and features the Tabaruzaka Museum, which collects and displays relics such as firearms and bullets used in the Satsuma Rebellion, as well as a memorial tower dedicated to the Government Army and the Satsuma Army, and a bronze statue of a young boy.

Takaseurakawamizugiwa Ryokuchi Park

Jagatani Park