KUMAMOTO

Learn more about the history, varieties and drinking customs of one of the most typical Japanese alcoholic beverages.

This great selection highlights the Japanese art of packaged food, where almost anything can find itself inside a plastic wrapper!

This is one slide we hope no one has to use!

There was a time in Japanese history when each domain acted practically as its own country. So it's hardly surprising that each area developed its own culture and customs, giving a distinctive flavor and flair to each region.

From wood and lacquerware to porcelain and glass, Japanese artisans have used a number of innovative materials to produce some of the most wonderful creations.

Experience the welcoming culture of hospitality that is the pride of Japan.

Shinto shrines can be found just about everywhere in Japan. But shrines in Kyushu are special, because Kyushu is, according to legend, home to the first places where the Shinto gods descended to Earth.

High atop Mount Aso in Kumamoto Prefecture lies a hidden, winding path that leads you to a picture-perfect Ghibli-like view.