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Hotels / Ryokan and Places to Stay
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- Matsushima Kanko Hotel Misakitei
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- 4710 Aitsu Matsushima-cho Amakusa Kumamoto
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- ¥7,468~
- Japanese-Style Room - Annex - Non-refundable
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- ¥32,400~
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- Tengusa Prince Hotel
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- 92 Higashimachi Amakusa Kumamoto
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- ¥8,042~
- Standard Japanese-Style Room with Toilet - Non-refundable
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- ¥19,440~
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- Hotel Harbor Inn
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- Kumamoto Amakusa Ushibukamachi 220-1
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- Hotel Puraza Amakusa
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- Kumamoto Amakusa Sakaemachi 4-8
Top Things to do
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- Oe Catholic Church
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- Kumamoto Pref. Amakusashi Amakusamachioe 1782
- Approximately a five-minute walk from the Tenshudo Iriguchi bus stop, this church was the first built in Amakusa after the ban on Christianity was lifted. The current building was built in 1933 with the private funds of the French missionary Father Garnier who dedicated his life to spreading Christianity in Amakusa. A building with Romanesque architecture, the church with beautiful white walls is a symbol of Christianity in Amakusa to this day. There are statues of Father Garnier and the Virgin Mary on the premises. It is also known for being visited by five poets such as Yosano Tekkan.
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- Amakusa Shiro Memorial Hall
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- Kumamoto Pref. Kamiamakusashi Oyanomachinaka 977-1
- Near the beginning of the Edo period, Shiro Amakusa led a popular uprising fueled by faith that would become known as the “Shimabara Rebellion.” The “Amakusa Shiro Memorial Hall” introduces the conflict’s background and historical context in an easy-to-understand manner using powerful video footage and other materials. Come trace the origins of this epic struggle for freedom and peace.
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- EAT730
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- Kumamoto Pref. Amakusashi Kawauramachimatomi Umegawa Hara 1630-4
- The “Sunset Line” (National Route 389), which runs through Kawaura Town in Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture, is a well-known driving route, and this champon (noodles with seafood and vegetables) restaurant can be found alongside it. It uses soup made from a chicken bone and fish base as opposed to pork bones, giving it a soy sauce-like flavor distinct from typical champon. The light taste and seafood aroma will make you feel like you’re eating a homecooked meal. It comes with a generous helping of chewy, straight noodles and toppings that complement the soup perfectly.
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- Iruka Marine World
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- Kumamoto Pref. Amakusashi Itsuwamachifutae 2977
- This company, located in Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture, offers dolphin watching tours year-round off the coast of Amakusa. As you sail through waters that are home to approximately 200 wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, you’ll have many opportunities to come face-to-face with the curious creatures. Spring and summer are child-rearing season, so you may even encounter baby dolphins as well. The tour lasts about an hour, and young children are more than welcome.
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- Kaisenya-Fukushin
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- Kumamoto Pref. Kamiamakusashi Matsushimamachiaitsu 6003-1
- This seafood restaurant is located in Kami-Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture, in a wonderful spot looking out onto the Amakusa sea and the nearby islands. The restaurant uses fresh seafood from the nearby sea to serve various dishes, such as sashimi, rice bowls and Gozen meals. The beautifully transparent meat of the fresh squid sashimi, taken directly from the tank, is one of the restaurant’s best dishes. The seafood rice bowl with a luxurious amount of seafood piled on is the most popular item on the rice bowl menu. Customers can enjoy their meals while looking out at a spectacular view of nature from their slightly raised seats by the large windows.
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- L'isola Terrace Amakusa
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- Kumamoto Pref. Kamiamakusashi Matsushimamachiaitsu Matsushima-machi Aizu north 6215-16
- Built on prime real estate with a sweeping view of Shimabara Bay, L’isola Terrace Amakusa houses a restaurant where all seats have an ocean view, as well as a shop offering local Amakusa souvenirs. There is also a bar and shops carrying south sea knickknacks, clothing, and accessories in this multipurpose facility. With a children’s play area as well, the facility can be enjoyed by kids and adults alike. From March 25, the facility holds an “Umi Akari” seaside illumination event from 6 p.m. onward. The magical sight of bamboo lanterns lit from within by candles is truly stunning. A three-minute walk from JR Misumi Station.
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- Ikesu Cuisine Fukuzumi
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- Kumamoto Pref. Kamiamakusashi Matsushimamachiaitsu 4638
- This is an old live fish and shellfish shop located in Matsushima Town, Kamiamakusa City. As the name suggests, inside the shop is a huge tank with carefully selected fresh seafood which go into its fresh seafood cuisine. In its most popular special sea urchin rice bowl, the bowl is so full of seasonal urchin such as kaze urchin, murasaki urchin and bafun urchin that one cannot see the rice beneath. One bite from this luxurious bowl and the urchin’s refined sweetness, umami flavor and scent of the beach spread across the palette.
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- Mogushi Beach
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- Kumamoto Pref. Amakusashi Ushibukamachi Mukushige
- This beach boasts white sands and Kyushu’s clearest waters. In May and June, turtles can be seen on the beach for the egg-laying season. The blue water dyed red by the setting sun is a sight to behold.
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- Oniike Port
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- Kumamoto Amakusa Itsuwamachi Oniike 5087-2
