Kumamoto Product Shop

• Offers an extensive lineup of special products unique to Kumamoto
• This shop stocks more than 1,500 kinds of products and special items that have been cultivated by the rich nature and history of Kumamoto, ranging from various confectionary and food products, to alcoholic beverages, traditional crafts and ceramics. Located in the center of the city, there is also a convenient sightseeing information corner inside the shop that offers advice on how to make the best of your trip.

Access

Approx. 7 min. walk from the hotel

Opening Hours

10:00～18:30
(Closed for New Year holiday)

Website

http://www.kumamon-yokamon.com/

Keika

• Speciality ramen shop founded in 1955
• Founded more than 60 years ago, this renowned Kumamoto shop serves local ramen with a refined taste and an addictive flavor that has remained unchanged since it opened. They pay attention to the “wa (harmony)” of their customers by making use of natural ingredients in both the soup and noodles, while also encouraging communication between those who cook the ramen and those who eat it.

Access

Approx. 7 min. walk from the hotel

Opening Hours

Monday to Thursday：11:00～24:00（L.O.）、
Friday and Saturday：11:00～2:00 am（L.O.）、
Sunday：11:00～20:00（L.O.）

Website

http://keika-raumen.co.jp/

Suganoya Ginza Street Shop

• Long-established store offering the local Kumamoto dish “senbasashi”
• This eminent “senbasashi (horse sashimi)” speciality store has been in operation for more than 220 years, offering the freshest horse meat from animals patiently reared on their own farm. You can enjoy a range of horse meat dishes in a variety of styles, including rare items such as liver sashimi and horse meat sashimi, as well as more typical plates like yakiniku grilled meat, shabu shabu hotpot and sushi.

Access

Approx. 7 min. walk from the hotel

Opening Hours

【Lunch】Saturdays, Sundays and holidays：11:30～15:00（L.O.14:00）※Closed on holidays apart from for those that run consecutively
【Dinner】Weekday and Saturday：17:00～23:30（L.O.23:00）、
Sundays：17:00～22:30（L.O.22:00）
※Closing at the above time when Monday is a holiday.
(Closed for New Year holiday)

Website

http://service.suganoya.com/

Kaisenya Fukushin

• Seasonal seafood dishes in a modern and relaxing Japanese setting
• This restaurant serves food using only the freshest ingredients delivered directly from “Amakusa,” a place celebrated for its delicious seafood. In this tranquil Japanese setting you can enjoy top cuisine prepared by skilled chefs, such as a special seafood rice bowl made with a great variety of ingredients, and truel prawn “tendon” (tempura rice bowl) topped with prawns deep fried in their entirety.

Access

Approx. 7 min. walk from the hotel

Opening Hours

11:30～14:00、17:00～24:00（L.O.23:00）
Closed:No regular holidays

Website

http://fukushin.com/ginza/

Kourantei Shimotori Main Store

• Old-fashioned Chinese restaurant popular with those in the know
• Established in 1934, Kourantei is an old-fashioned restaurant that serves regional Chinese dishes such as “Taipien,” the vermicelli soup referred to by locals as Kumamoto’s “soul food.” You can enjoy a unique yet reasonably priced menu where much thought has been put into the ingredients. The restaurant is also equipped with private rooms and party rooms where popular round table-style dining is highly recommended.

Access

Approx. 9 min. walk from the hotel

Opening Hours

11:00～21:30（L.O.21:00）

Website

http://www.kourantei.com/

Covered shopping arcades at the center of town

• Long-established shopping area thriving at the center of Kumamoto City
• There are three large roofed shopping streets in the center of Kumamoto City that are frequented by residents and tourists alike: “Kamidori” is home to long-standing specialist shops such as bookstores, musical instrument stores and stationery shops; “Shimodori” is the longest arcade and where you’ll find many food shops; “Shinshigai” is an arcade that has flourished since the late 19th century.

Opening Hours

Differs depending on the sh

Website

Kamido：http://www.kamitori.com/

Shimodo：http://shimotoori.com/

Shinshigai：http://www.shinshigai.com/