Business Information
Tagosaku Restaurant
The restaurant is situated in a large Japanese garden.
There are rooms of various sizes, large and small, surrounding the garden.
We offer rooms for 2 to 70 people.
Address
15-3, Hanazono, Kumamoto Shi Nishi Ku, Kumamoto Ken, 860-0072, Japan
Phone
096-353-4171
Fax
096-352-1253
Business hours
Noon: 12:00 To 14:30 ,Night: 17:30 To 21:30 Fixed holiday
Service charge *
Day: 10% Night: 15%
※ We will separately charge room fee of 200 yen per person
Seating
120 seats
Parking Lot
15 units
※ For those coming by car Currently, entering the address of the main store in the car navigation system will display the back road. If you enter the destination as "Honmyoji Post Office", the guidance will be smoother.
Please look for this signboard.
People who come by train
About 11 minutes on foot from Kumamoto Station on Kagoshima Main Line. About 3 minutes on foot from the Honmyoji Entrance stop of the Kami-Kumamoto line of the city tram.
If you come by bus
About 3 minutes on foot from Honmyoji bus stop on Kumamoto city bus or Sanko bus stop.
If you come by car
30 minutes by car from the Kumamoto Interchange.
Branch
Tagosaku operates a deli in the first floor basement of the well-established department store "Tsuruya" located in downtown Kumamoto city.
Dishes such as "Dango soup set" and "Dashi roll" are popular.
We also accept orders for boxed lunches at any time, so please feel free to ask.
Address
Kumamoto City Tetori Honcho (Tsuruya department store basement)
Phone
096-356-3053
Business hours
Deli sales 10:00 to 19:00
※ Within the business hours of Tsuruya department store
Sightseeing around
Kumamoto Castle
田吾作から車で7,8分の所にあるのが熊本一の観光名所「熊本城」。日本三名城の一つとして数えられる熊本城は、1606年（慶長11年）に加藤清正によって築かれました。
明治十年の西南戦争では薩軍の攻撃に耐えるも、建物の大半は消失。現在は昭和に新たに修復された天守閣が当時の威容をほこり、熊本市のシンボルです。ほとんどの石垣と櫓の一部は当時のままの状態で残っています。現在築城四百年事業として大���模な修復復元が進行中です。
Honmyoji
tagosaku If you go up about 400 meters from the entrance to our restaurant, you will find the tourist attraction "Honmyo-ji Temple". Kiyomasa Kato relocated Honmyo-ji Temple from Osaka to Kumamoto to inter his father's bones in 1600 (Keicho 5) after becoming the lord of Kumamoto Castle. It is the Bodhi Temple of the Kato family, and the famous Nyuren sect in Kyushu. When you go up the stone stairway with hundreds of lanterns lined up, you will see there is the main hall, and there is also a treasure house where you can see the remains of Kiyomasa. Furthermore, if you go up the long stairs behind the main hall, there is a bronze statue of Kiyomasa Kato, and you can enjoy the view of the city.