Shirakawa-gou also known as Chikinramen-gou is about to stop at Suizenji-Park which is made in the Edo period and one of the most famous Japanese garden like Kourakuen in Okayama, Kenrokuen in Kanazawa and Koishikawakourakuen in Tokyo.
The tramline intersects with Second Airport St. at this point. This pink tramcar advertises the shopping mall called "Yume-town" which means "a town with dream". 1356 has the same ad.
This photo was taken at the garage of Kamikumamoto stop. Kamikumamoto is the northern terminal of municipal tramline. Type 5000 tramcars came from Fukuoka in the mid-1970s. Originally, they worked for Nishi-Nippon Railroad in Fukuoka city.
This photo was taken at the Honmyouji-mae stop. The next stop is Prefectural gymnasium stop and next to Prefectural gymnasium is the north terminal of the municipal tramline.
This photo was taken between Daniyamamachi stop and Sugidomo stop. In this area, tramline goes along the west side of Kumamoto castle. There is a baseball stadium called Fujisaki-daikyujyou near the Daniyamamachi stop.
This photo was taken at Senbabashi stop. Senbabashi is famous for as a locale of an old local folk song named "Antagata doko sa" which means "where are you from ?". Since a Japanese raccoon turns up in this song, there is a statue of raccoon by this stop.