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Hamamatsu City Regional Heritage Center

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Hamamatsu City Regional Heritage Center conducts surveys, preserves cultural heritage in the region, and handles Hamamatsu City's cultural assets. It also houses a permanent exhibition highlighting the history of the Iinoya area, centered around the Ii clan, including a projection-mapping display (Iinoya Sengoku scroll). Other exhibits showcase tangible and intangible cultural properties from the Lake Hamanako area and workshops geared for children.

Details

Business HoursBusiness Hours: 9:00-17:00. Closed on Mondays (Open on national holidays and will close the following day).
Address616-5 Inoya, Inasa, Hamana, Hamamatsu
Access・Bus: 50 minutes by Entetsu Bus from JR Hamamatsu Station (Bus Stop 15) to Okuyama, then alight at Jinguji Bus Stop and walk 5 minutes
・Train: Get off at Kanasashi Station (Tenryu Hamanako Railway), and take an Entetsu Kanasashi Bus to Okuyama (7 minutes), then alight at Jinguji Bus Stop and walk for 5 minutes
・Car: 20 minutes from the Shin-Tomei Expwy Hamamatsu-Inasa IC, 30 minutes from the Tomei Expwy Hamamatsu West IC
URLhttps://www.city.hamamatsu.shizuoka.jp/bunkazai/maibun/index.html
Inquiries053-542-3660
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