Kumamon Square

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Kumamon Square

The HQ of Kumamon, Kumamoto’s Head of Sales and Chief of Happiness.

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Kumamon is the mascot of Kumamoto and cutely named as such the Prefecture’s Sales and Happiness Manager. You can find him all across Kumamoto, pointing out some of its best attractions. He’s so popular that Kumamon related merchandise is said to be reaching a cumulative total of 1 trillion yen. At this spot you’ll find the office of this amazing mascot, and if you time it just right, you might even get a chance to meet him.

The majority of floor space is taken up by Kumamon’s managerial meet and greet space. There’s even a stage in the corner where Kumamon performs at 3:00pm on weekdays or 11:30am and 3:00pm on weekends and holidays.

The door in the back leads to Kumamon’s office, where he does his work. Inside you’ll find a desk, some photos and various accolades like trophies and commemorative panels. When Kumamon’s out you can jump into his chair for a snapshot.

In the merchandise corner you’ll find limited, all-original items and special items made in collaboration with other brands. In the sanck corner you can even try some tasty treats like softserve ice cream made with Kumamoto Prefecture dairy or a Kumamon Late made with a special latte art of his face.

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Highlights

  • Home of the office of Kumamon, the official mascot of Kumamoto Prefecture.
  • Kumamon can be found in his office on weekdays at 3pm, or on weekends and holidays on stage at 11:30am and 3:00pm (check the official home page for performance dates and times).
  • Snack corner where you can try Kumamon latte or a Kumamon softserve ice cream.
  • A variety of all-original Kumamon merchandise available to shop.

Photos

  • Kumamon moving right before your eyes at this fan-mecca.

    Kumamon moving right before your eyes at this fan-mecca.

  • A full on paradise of Kumamon merch’.

    A full on paradise of Kumamon merch’.

  • Kumamon’s workroom. He’s a busy boss so he generally isn’t here. Feel free to snap as many photos as you want.

    Kumamon’s workroom. He’s a busy boss so he generally isn’t here. Feel free to snap as many photos as you want.

  • A collection of Kumamon’s treasures, including his trophies and panels.

    A collection of Kumamon’s treasures, including his trophies and panels.

  • A Kumamon dance performance on stage.

    A Kumamon dance performance on stage.

Reviews

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    Kumamon Square is the most infectiously cheerful place in the entire city, and I recommend stopping by during your trip.

    The most anticipated attraction is the meet-and-greet performance on holidays. As soon as the Manager appears, he waves his arms, dances around, and gives it his all. His adorably goofy yet energetic interactions instantly fill the whole venue with laughter and are incredibly uplifting. Inside, there is also a dazzling selection of exclusive merchandise and the Manager’s office, with everything from plush toys and stationery to souvenirs. Even if you weren’t a fan before, it’s hard not to be won over by this pure, enthusiastic, and immersive atmosphere of joy—and to happily take a few items home with you.

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    Are you ready for a meet-and-greet with Mayor Kumamon? When you visit Kumamoto, don’t forget to stop by Kumamon Square. Seeing Kumamon in person for the first time was really fun. His round figure and lively interactions made me laugh nonstop. The merchandise is also a bottomless pit—once you fall in, it’s hard to climb back out!

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    When traveling to Kumamoto in Kyushu this time, I couldn't miss Kumamon Square, home base of the world's busiest and incredibly popular mascot! As soon as I reached the entrance and saw all the fans and the adorable manager cutouts, I instantly felt like a kid again, and my excitement went through the roof.

    This isn't just Kumamon's official office, but also a shrine for fans from around the world. Inside, besides the warm and cute office desk area, the most irresistible part is the huge selection of exclusive Kumamon merchandise all around! From plush toys in all kinds of designs, stationery, and household goods to exclusive souvenirs available only here, everything was so cute that I wanted to put it all in my shopping basket.

    If you time your visit right, you may even be lucky enough to attend the manager's meet-and-greet, the Kuma Stage. Watching Kumamon sway his round body while showing off surprisingly nimble, funny dance moves and interacting with the audience was almost unbearably cute. The laughter and cheers from adults and children hardly stopped.

    I highly recommend adding Kumamon Square to your itinerary when visiting Kumamoto so you can experience this super-cute manager's unique charm in person. You're guaranteed to be in a good mood for the rest of the day!

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    Kumamon isn’t just cute—he actually has the official title of “Sales and Happiness Manager of Kumamoto Prefecture”!

    When you visit Kumamon Square, you have to stop by the manager’s office for a photo, sit at his desk, and check out his trophies and “workday” routine. If you happen to catch Kumamon on duty, you can watch him perform up close and take photos together. The cuteness level is off the charts!

    And don’t forget to browse the limited-edition merch at the end. You may say you’re only buying one thing, but you’ll probably walk out with a big bag.

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    As a Kumamon fan, I just had to visit Kumamon Square! It's a must-see for fans. 👍

Details

Name in Japanese
くまモンスクエア
Postal Code
860-0808
Address
Tetoria Kumamoto Bldg.1F, 8-2 Tetorihoncho, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto
Telephone
096-327-9066
Closed
Please check the official website.
Business Hours
10:00am - 7:00pm
Admission
Free
Access
From JR Kumamoto Station, take a city train to Suidomachi Bus Stop and walk 1 min. to arrive.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa