Kumamoto Statues

The Luffy Statue in Kumamoto stands proudly at the Prefectural Government Office, symbolizing hope and strength. It celebrates his leadership in the region's earthquake recovery. A must-see for One Piece fans!

Roronoa Zoro Statue at Ozu Central Park symbolizes strength and perseverance. Located near Higo Ozu Station, it honors martial arts and resilience after the 2016 earthquakes. A must-see for warriors!

Nami Standbeeld in Nishihara Village, home to the Tawarayama wind turbines, celebrates nature and renewable energy. After the 2016 earthquakes, the turbines are being restored, symbolizing resilience.

Usopp Statue at Aso Station stands tall with Nakadake volcano in the background. A symbol of hope and resilience, it represents Aso's recovery after the 2016 earthquakes. A must-see for visitors!

Sanji Statue in Mashiki Sports Park is a symbol of hope and resilience after the 2016 earthquakes. Standing proudly, Sanji represents care and nourishment for the community, especially children in need.

Tony Tony Chopper Statue at Kumamoto City Zoological and Botanical Gardens is a must-see! This small statue symbolizes the zoo’s recovery after the 2016 earthquakes. A perfect spot for fans and history lovers.

Robin Statue at the Kumamoto Earthquake Museum is a must-see! This powerful archaeologist from the Straw Hat Pirates symbolizes strength and resilience. Learn about the region’s recovery and history.

Brook Statue at Mifune Dinosaur Park is a must-see! This musician and swordsman from the Straw Hat Pirates brings his musical charm to the park’s dinosaur exhibits, symbolizing resilience and recovery.

Jinbe Statue in Sumiyoshi Kaigan Park, Uto, symbolizes strength and unity. This statue of the Straw Hat Pirates’ helmsman stands by the sea, inspiring resilience and hope after the 2016 earthquakes.

Franky Statue at Takamori Station stands as a symbol of hope for Minami Aso's recovery after the 2016 earthquakes. As the tallest One Piece statue, it celebrates the restoration of the local railroad.