City Hall Kumamoto, Japan Review

Kumamoto Castle can be seen when we go to city hall, the 14th floor. The city hall ...

From the free viewing deck on the 14th floor, you can look at Kumamoto Castle, but the windows are too reflective or not.

A view of Kumamoto Castle from above.
Free Observation Deck with Coffee and City on the 14th floor of City Hall

There are no places to fill out the documents or line up, so depending on the mood of the person there, it will help the person properly, so more than 10 people who came after me while waiting for me to go ahead with me It was.

The aunt of the staff would want to avoid me because I'm a foreigner.

The noisy grandmother enters everyone and says "Nee ne", but the staff is not "I'm sorry, the other person is waiting first, so please wait a little", so respond to nothing.

I was angry at the staff there and said a lot, but when the other staff told me there was a complaint in response, the other aunt said, Yes yes "Nothing apologizes for saying."

Public servants get citizens' money regardless of their age, so they can't work, so it's natural that they don't get too motivated, so there's no point in trying to teach them ...

If you can use a fully automatic opportunity when entering the country, I think you should put an opportunity to issue a resident's card in the government office.

Kumamoto Castle can be seen from the 14th floor, but it can only be indoors.

Located on the 14th floor of Kumamoto City Hall
From the observation lobby
Kumamoto city area
Illuminated Kumamoto Castle
You can watch.
Free until 22:00 every day.

Worth going if the weather is good. It can be uploaded for free. It is not a tourist site although it is worth going to have a different perspective of Kumamoto Castle. Care since 2016 is under reconstruction for earthquake damage.

I went to the 8th floor to receive the documents on April 1st and 3rd, but most of the staff weren't masked during this virus riot? Is there no sense of crisis? Is there no mask? And there are so many things in the corridor that I thought it was really a city hall! As expected, everyone on the first floor was masked. There are four elevators, but it seems that only one is moving? So people are full
There seems to be a lot of dust on the corner because it seems that the elevator is not well cleaned.
Mayor Onishi's reputation is quite high, but is it okay in this state?
I am very worried!

The observation deck is good for viewing Kumamoto Castle. However, even if you arrive at the elevator and the 14th floor, it may be a little difficult to find.
Looking up, you can see Kumamoto Castle, which was damaged by the earthquake.
I hope that it will recover quickly and be opened again to tourists.

Eventhough there is a big language barrier, they try their best to accomodate the foreigner needs! And everyone is so kind and helpful

Kumamoto Castle can be viewed for free from the 14th floor.

Kumamoto Castle saw Kumamoto Castle from the view lobby on this 14th floor for restoration work.

It was well understood that the restoration was quite advanced and the beautiful figure was coming back.

Since it is released until 21 o'clock, I also think that night view sights are good.

It is a nice place with a great view, but it feels like it is not being used.
I would like to make efforts to draw in more wisdom and attract tourists.

I think this office has very good service for foreigners. It's true that almost no one can't speak English properly but they try their best to serve us and somehow make us understand what they said. The staffs are very polite and helpful.

You can see the panoramic view from the 14th floor of the opposite hall.

Despite the large amount of relief supplies that arrived at the park dome and other areas during the earthquake, it was a great embarrassment to not be sent to each evacuation center. In particular, I have to feel resentment at Onishi Municipal Government, who has made a big blunder not to turn it to a place not designated as a designated shelter. Even though many people rushed to the nearest school and sought help, I would like to beat No to Onishi Municipal Government, who was unable to respond flexibly due to customs even when faced with the danger of human life.
Even if it was temporary, I said "I will not kick it out because the deadline has come," but in reality, I really want to kick it out.
The staffs are also arrogant here, and the Tax Department in particular is less responsive than the West Tax Office.
This is the administrative agency that citizens living in Kumamoto City should rely on most, but now it is full of distrust.
There might have been no problem if he only handled paperwork during normal times, but he faced a severe disaster and was disappointed by Onishi Municipal Administration because of the poor response.
Although it is one star emotionally, I appreciated that the first floor was sheltered for a certain period as an evacuation shelter.

> 14F Observation Deck!
> Operating around 9 AM to 10 PM!
> It was nice to see the castle of Kumamoto, but now it is being restored and it hurts my heart.

The 14th floor observation room is until 22:00. After closing, enter from the south entrance

You can see Kumamoto Castle being restored from the top floor restaurant. It is a hidden spot.

There is a ridiculous staff at the ward inhabitant section window. When I asked the person in charge to convey the application document, a staff member of the ward inhabitant section outside the jurisdiction came out and said, "If you can't hear my explanation, I will [confront] too." ! , Said. When I told the city council members that I would like to inform them of that fact, I made a gesture and said, "Please, please!". My direct boss was also present, but instead of stopping it, I was in sync. Later, there was an apology from the person in charge, but it turned out that he made an excuse for saying "misunderstanding" about the intention of the statement. If you make a mistake, you will be [confronted]! ?? .. I mean, who is [to confront] and how? !! There was no one who was indignant.

I put it in the top observation room even on holidays.

Kumamoto City Hall, 14F has a restaurant, and there is a window through the glass to look at Kumamoto Castle.

You can overlook Kumamoto Castle from the observation lobby on the 14th floor.
It is possible to enter from the south entrance after the government office closes or on holidays. It is open until 22:00 so you can enjoy the night view.
free.

Mr. F from the welfare section. The explanation was accurate and very easy to understand. Thank you very much.

We could see Kumamoto Castle from the 14th floor observatory.

The observation deck on the 14th floor of the Kumamoto City Hall overlooks the city of Kumamoto and is unexpected! Opening hours: Weekdays 8: 30 22: 00

A free viewing room on the 14th floor overlooks the castle
it's recommended