4 Yoshoku (Western-Style) Restaurants in Southern Kumamoto
Love classic Western-style Japanese food? Discover four beloved restaurants in Yatsushiro and Minamata, each with over 30 years of history. Nostalgia and flavour guaranteed.
Your Ticket to 1958: “White Horse”—Japan’s Last Surviving Cabaret
Cabaret New Hakuba, a beacon of Yatsushiro's nightlife, stands as the sole surviving cabaret in Japan, offering a glimpse into the country's cabaret culture of yesteryear. This historical venue, opened in 1958, not only symbolizes Japan's past but also marks the starting point of the famed late enka singer Aki Yashiro.
Exploring Ashikita: The Real-Life Inspiration Behind “Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater”
5 Lunch Spots in Amakusa – Local Favorites You Don’t Want to Miss
3 Koji-Based Food Experiences in Yamaga – From Miso Soup to Miso Caramel
Firelight and Tradition: Takigi Noh Theatre at Suizenji Garden
Kumamoto’s Beloved Backstreets: Kawaramachi Textile District
Hitoyoshi-Kuma Complete Guide: A Valley 700 Years in the Making
Yamato Town Visitor’s Guide: History, Culture, Souvenirs and Travel Tips
Summer is Here! Kumamoto’s Best Beaches, Rivers, and Cooling-Off Spots
