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Day-to-day services in Yamato, Kumamoto
Yamato · Kumamoto · 12 places
Day to day
Roadside Station Seiwa Bunraku Village

A theater for Seiwa bunraku puppet plays handed down since late Edo, with about 200 shows a year.
Tsujun Brewery

A sake maker founded in 1770, brewing with only local Yamato rice and offering tastings.
Organic Village Hotaru Hall

Direct-sales shop for Yamato organic vegetables, rice, and original processed foods, stocked with freshly harvested local produce.
Kanseigura

Cafe renovated from the prefecture's oldest sake brewery, built in 1792 on the Tsujun Brewery grounds.
Matsuoka Green Farm Yamato

Yamato farm naturally growing medium tomatoes and leafy greens, also producing additive-free unsalted tomato juice.
Yamato Tourism and Cultural Exchange Center (Yamato Culture Forest)

Yamato information center introducing bunraku and kagura, with local cultural exhibits and Hassaku Festival floats.
Roadside Station Soyokaze Park

Roadside station viewing Aso's five peaks to the Kuju range, with product shop, buffet restaurant, hotel, and cottages.
Restaurant Maamu (inside Roadside Station Soyokaze Park)

Buffet inside Yamato Town's Roadside Station Soyokaze Park, serving mountain-vegetable country dishes cooked by local mothers.
JUGAAD BROS DOUGHNUTS

Donut shop in Yamato's Makihara shopping street, run by the Yamamotos, with bambalouni and vegan donuts.
Yuzu no Ki Nemuno Ki Mizutama no Ki

Forest cafe in Yamato Town with three reserved deck seats and dishes using local vegetables and rice.
Tsujun Bridge Roadside Station

Roadside station in front of Yamato Tsujun Bridge IC, with shop, restaurant, kids corner, and event space.
YamaGEN Bakery

Bakery in front of Heitate Shrine. Additive-free bread with homemade yeast and Kumamoto wheat; cafe space too.