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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!

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.

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!

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.

Sunroad Shinshigai is a historic 235-meter shopping arcade in Kumamoto, established in 1903. Enjoy dining, shopping, and entertainment like karaoke and pachinko in this lively, must-visit destination.

Sakura Machi Kumamoto is a lively, modern hub in downtown Kumamoto. Enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment with unique stores, including an Apple Store and Kumamon-themed shop, all in one place.

The Kumamoto Earthquake Museum offers a powerful insight into the region's recovery from the 2016 earthquake. Explore its exhibits, including One Piece statues, and learn about resilience and hope.

Kumamoto City Zoological and Botanical Gardens offers a unique experience with rare wildlife and stunning plants. Explore giraffes, elephants, tropical plants, and seasonal flowers, perfect for families.

Kato Shrine is dedicated to Kato Kiyomasa, a 16th-17th-century lord. Visit for a view of the castle, a sacred ginkgo tree, and a Korean stone bridge. It's a place of prayer for success and good fortune.

The Contemporary Art Museum in Kumamoto is a must-visit for art lovers, showcasing works by famous artists like Yayoi Kusama and James Turrell. Enjoy art, music, and community in a vibrant space.