š Historic Japanese castle, a symbol of resilience after the 2016 earthquake.
š Originally built in 1607 by Kato Kiyomasa.
š° Explore an iconic castle with a rich history
š§ Observe the painstaking reconstruction of a historic site
šļø Discover local cuisine, history, and traditions at Sakurano-Baba Josaien
š¼ļø Immerse yourself in castle history at Kumamoto Castle Museum Wakuwaku-Za
ā ļø Ongoing reconstruction means some areas are off-limits
š§ļø Pathways can be slippery when wet, wear appropriate shoes
š« Large luggage not permitted in the main castle tower
š” Check the official website for current off-limits areas
š¶ Public transportation is recommended for access
š° Adults 800 yen, Elementary/Junior High Students 300 yen. Combo tickets available.
š Daily 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (last admission 4:00 pm). Closed December 29th.
Paid lockers available for luggage at Ninomaru Rest Area or Josaien TIC. No specific car parking details, public transport recommended.
First Aid Rooms often include Nursing Rooms.
Free wheelchair (including electric) loan available; helper required.
Free Wi-Fi available in various areas.
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