Kumamoto Shintoshin

Kumamoto Shintoshin is an urban renewal district situated directly in front of Kumamoto Station, featuring multiple buildings arranged around a central plaza with office spaces and shopping facilities. The complex brings together different functions in one location, combining workspace and retail areas.

This development grew from the Kumamoto Station reconstruction program and aligned with the expansion of the Kyushu Shinkansen railway. The connection between the station and the city shaped how the entire area was built.

The development houses a library and information centers that serve as gathering spaces for both visitors and local residents. These facilities create a meeting point where people can learn and spend time together.

The complex offers direct access to the station, with shops and restaurants located on the lower levels of the buildings. The site is straightforward to explore and easy to navigate on foot.

The area is home to Kumamoto Tower, completed in 2012 and standing at 36 floors as the tallest building in the prefecture. This distinctive tower is visible from many points around the city and serves as an easy landmark for visitors.