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Enjoy Hamamatsu course with great value excursion tickets

How about a leisurely trip with a great value excursion ticket that allows you unlimited rides on trains and buses around Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana during the campaign period? The local people you meet at the destinations you visit and the time you spend traveling are sure to become unforgettable memories of your trip.

1.Daihonzan Hokoji Temple

An ancient temple built in the Nanbokucho period, nestled in the mountains. There are many sights to see, such as the Shaka Triad and the 500 Arhats. Experience Zen temple experiences such as Shojin Unaju, which uses yams to resemble eels, and copying sutras, giving you an opportunity to escape from everyday life and reconsider yourself.

Daihonzan Hokoji Temple

1577-1 Okuyama, Inasa-cho, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡　053-543-0003

See details→「https://www.houkouji.or.jp/」

2.Ryugashido

The largest limestone cave in the Tokai region with a total length of over 1,000m. You will be captivated by the mysterious space colored by stalactites created over many years. With a height of 30m, the Golden Otaki is one of the largest underground waterfalls in Japan and is a must-see.

Ryugashido

193 Tabata, Inasamachi, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-543-0108

See details→「https://doukutu.co.jp/」

3.Ryutanji Temple

The family temple of the Ii family, known for the taiga drama “Onna Castle Lord Naotora.” Feel the culture of Oku-Hamanako, which has a history of 1,300 years, including a garden designed by Enshu Kobori, known as the best in the Tokai region.

Ryutanji Temple

1989 Iitani, Inasa-cho, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡　053-542-0480

See details→「https://www.ryotanji.com/」

4.Accommodation

A peaceful area overlooking Lake Hamana. There are plenty of accommodation options, including hotels, inns, and pet-friendly pensions.

5.Hana no Mai Sake Brewery

A long-established brewery founded in 1864, located on the side of the approach to Koshinji Temple. This sake is made with Yamada Nishiki from Shizuoka Prefecture and the Akaishi Mountains of the Southern Alps, and is produced by a sake brewer who knows the area thoroughly, using clear, well-flowing underground water. Lightly low-malt beer made with only rice and water is also popular among women.

Hana no Mai Sake Brewery

632 Miyaguchi, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-582-2121

See details→「https://hananomai.co.jp/」

6.Lunch

Enjoy exquisite French cuisine featuring wild game meat such as boar, deer, and chicken, paired with wine carefully selected by our chef.

French Restaurant Funagiraso

175-1 Funaaki, Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-925-2039

See details→「https://funagirasou.hamazo.tv/」

A cafe that connects the mountain and the city. The menu, which uses locally produced ingredients such as Tenryu ham and tofu, is popular.

Kissa&Dining Yamanoie

1283-1 Futamata, Futamata-cho, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-925-1720

See details→「https://www.instagram.com/yamanoiee/?hl=ja」

The famous curry with motifs of Tenryu Hamanako Railway cars and turntables is a must-try.

Food Station Jumonjiya

147-1 Agura, Futamata-cho, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡053-925-3003

See details→「https://x.com/jyuumonnjiya」

7.Tenryu Hamanako Railway Tenryu Futamata Station

Tenryu Hamanako Railway Tenryu Futamata Station

114-2 Agura, Futamata-cho, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡053-925-2275

See details→「https://www.tenhama.co.jp/about/station/tenryufutamata/」

8.Hamamatsu City Akino Fuku Museum of Art

Located on a hill overlooking the town of Tenryu, it exhibits the works of local Japanese painter Ms. Fuku Akino. The building, designed by Mr. Terunobu Fujimori and made with plenty of natural materials such as plaster and Tenryu cedar, is unique, and you can take off your shoes and enjoy the view. Outside is Mr. Fujimori’s new tea room, “Boukuro.”