Things To Do
in Kamiamakusa

Located near the port, this bustling fish market offers an array of freshly caught seafood, including sashimi-grade fish, shellfish, and octopus. Visitors can indulge in a variety of street food such as grilled scallops, tempura, and fresh oysters.

During local festivals, visitors can savor a wide range of street food including yakitori (grilled skewered chicken), takoyaki (octopus balls), and taiyaki (fish-shaped cake filled with sweet red bean paste). These festivals provide an excellent opportunity to sample a diverse selection of local delicacies.

Tipping is not a common practice in Japan, including Kamiamakusa. In fact, it is generally considered rude to tip in Japan as it can be seen as implying that the service provider's salary is insufficient. Most services in Japan, including restaurants and accommodations, already include a service charge or the cost of the service is considered to be included in the overall price.

In Kamiamakusa, as in the rest of Japan, cash is the most common and widely accepted form of payment. Credit and debit cards are also becoming more widely accepted, especially in tourist areas and larger establishments. It is worth noting that some smaller businesses, local shops, and traditional establishments may prefer cash payments.

Best time to visit Kamiamakusa for cherry blossom viewing and mild temperatures. Expect blooming flowers and lively spring festivals.

Ideal for beach activities and outdoor adventures. Expect warm weather and vibrant summer festivals.

Great for fall foliage viewing and enjoying comfortable temperatures. Expect colorful foliage and local harvest festivals.

Perfect for hot spring relaxation and enjoying the winter scenery. Expect cold weather and unique winter events.

The nearest major airport to Kamiamakusa, located approximately 60 kilometers to the northeast, serving domestic and limited international flights.

Located around 100 kilometers to the southwest of Kamiamakusa, this airport serves both domestic and international flights.

Approximately 150 kilometers northwest of Kamiamakusa, this is one of the largest airports in Kyushu, providing numerous domestic and international connections.

Located about 170 kilometers to the south of Kamiamakusa, this airport offers flights mainly to domestic destinations and some international routes.

While seafood plays a prominent role in Kamiamakusa's cuisine, there are vegetarian and vegan-friendly dining options available. Restaurants and cafes often offer vegetable-based dishes, tofu preparations, and locally grown produce.

For those with gluten restrictions, it's advisable to communicate your dietary needs clearly at restaurants. While traditional dishes may contain soy sauce or wheat-based ingredients, some establishments can accommodate gluten-free requests by offering alternative sauces and substitutions.