The most famous feature of Kumamoto Castle is that the military returns to the military (the army wants to give up). Apart from its own towering and solid city walls, the designers have considered the situation of being surrounded by enemy forces at the beginning of the construction, so they are widely used in the city. Ginkgo biloba, even the material of the bed in the city, is made from the stems of the scorpion. The siege can be used as a reserve for the war. Therefore, the city of Kumamoto has the nickname "Ginkgo City", whenever the Ginkgo biloba leaves in the late autumn. When it is yellow, the beauty cannot be square. In the Meiji era, Kumamoto Castle, as a throat fortress connecting the north and the south, stabilized half of Japan in the "Southwest War." At that time, the army of Kyushu's heroic Xixiang Longsheng was swearing from Kagoshima. However, when the army killed Kumamoto Castle, it couldnt be attacked. There is also a samurai performance, the leftmost little girl is a descendant of the local warrior.