Hamamatsu City in Shizuoka is located between Tokyo and Osaka, two major Japanese cities. It can be reached easily by both land and air.
Once you've enjoyed walking about the hustle and bustle of the big city, come and take it easy in Hamamatsu, with its tranquil lakeshore.
Here you can experience the unique history and culture of this country of Japan, as well as experience every day life, all with sights you simply can't find so easily in the city center.
This is a choice list of places to visit in Hamamatsu, from the famous to the lesser known. You will definitely find something you love!
Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments: Explore the World’s Instruments at Japan’s Only Public Musical Instrument Museum
Taste Fresh Unagi at Hamanako Unagi Maruhama – Just a Minute from the Station
NEOPASA Hamamatsu – Local Eats, Souvenirs, and Highlights at This Service Area
EXPASA Hamanako – Local Eats, Souvenirs, and Highlights at This Service Area
Ogawa. Camp Field: A Secluded Mountain Campground
Michi-no-Eki Ippuku-dokoro Yokokawa: Featuring Their Famous Shiitake Soft Serve & Local Dishes!
October Regular Show: Yokoo Kabuki, Hamamatsu’s Traditional Performing Art
Hamamatsu Science Museum “Mirai‑ra” — Partial Renovation in Spring 2025 & Must‑See Highlights
one FRIT CAMP FIELD: Enjoy camping your way with stunning views of Lake Hamana
GRAPHYS: Capture Your Timeless Moments in Japan Forever Through Photos
Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika: Enjoy Fruit Picking, Camping, and Glamping
Akiha Shrine: A Hidden Sanctuary of Nature and Faith in Hamamatsu
Check this page for climate and natural disaster information on Hamamatsu. Be sure to read it before your trip to ensure a safe journey.
