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Hamamatsu is a city rich in nature with the sea, mountains, and lakes.

After being soothed by the colorful flowers and green forest, fill your stomach with healthy food and let go of your daily stress. Take a leisurely stroll around the photogenic spots with your camera in hand and take a special photo.

1.Fruit Picking

 

You can enjoy picking fruits such as strawberries at the tourist farm near Kanzanji Onsen. Shizuoka’s proud strawberry brand “Akihime” has a low acidity and soft pulp. In the summer, you can pick melons, and if you wrap them in prosciutto and eat them, you’ll feel a little rich.

Kashima Harvest

3624 Kurematsucho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-487-0875

Hiramatsu Tourism Agris Lake Hamana 

2014-1 Hiramatsucho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-487-0541

2.Hamamatsu Flower Park

A theme park where you can enjoy flowers from all over the world, with seasonal flowers and approximately 3,000 types of plants. In spring, it is surrounded by 1,300 cherry blossom trees and 500,000 tulips in full bloom. We also recommend riding the flower train and taking a leisurely stroll through the park.

You can enjoy a variety of plants throughout the year. The collaboration between spring cherry blossoms and tulips is especially spectacular! A scenic spot that is sure to be Instagrammable.

 

Hamamatsu Flower Park

195 Kanzanjicho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡  053-487-0511

See details→「https://e-flowerpark.com/

 

3.Stroll around the Miyakoda area

A small station cafe decorated with Scandinavian fabrics such as Marimekko. Take a breather while drinking coffee in a space where time flows slowly.

Miyakoda Station “Station Café”

5563-21 Miyakoda-cho, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-428-8088

See details→「https://dlofre.jp/spots/miyakoda-eki-cafe/

Dolphie’s Campus is home to interior shops selling Scandinavian furniture and miscellaneous goods, cafes and restaurants, and bookstores, making it feel like a rural Scandinavian town. Experience the slow time.

*Restaurant menu contents vary depending on the season.

 

Inside Dolphie’s Campus DLoFre’s Cafe

2858 Miyakodamachi, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡  053-525-9001

See details→「https://dlofre.jp/spots/dlofres_cafe/

 

4.Satoyama STAY

Glamping surrounded by starry skies and nature, a private hotel next to an unmanned station, and a rental house that combines a private house and art. It’s fun to wonder which one to choose.

In addition to being able to go camping without bringing anything, you can also enjoy picking fruits such as strawberries and mandarin oranges throughout the year. With wine tasting at the winery, high-concentration carbonated spring bathing facility, and giant fruit play equipment, you’ll never get bored even if you spend the whole day there.

 

Glamping at Hamamatsu Fruit Park Tokinosumika

4263-1 Miyakoda-cho, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-428-5211

See details→「https://hamamatsu-fp.co.jp/glamping/

 

 

The station hotel “INN MY LIFE” located at Futamata Honmachi Station on the Tenryu Hamanako Railway is limited to one group per day. This is an inn where you can enjoy the luxury of “doing nothing” while enjoying a train journey and spending time in the countryside.

 

Station hotel INN MY LIFE

Futamata-cho, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu City, Tenryu Hamanako Railway, Futamata Honmachi Station, inside the building

℡ 053-925-1720

See details→「https://innmylife.com/

 

 

Shiro no MINKA is a hotel/hostel attached to Dolphies in Miyakodamachi, Hamamatsu City. “Dolphies” is a vast space of 5,500 tsubo where you can feel the slow life and Scandinavia. Spend a relaxing time in a space where you can feel the richness of nature.

 

white MINKA

10087-1 Miyakodamachi, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-428-6111

See details→「https://dlofre.jp/spots/shiro-no-minka/

 

5.Shizuoka Prefectural Forest Park

A park rich in nature, with about 100 types of wild birds living in the red pine forest. Surrounded by blue skies and forests, the suspension bridge offers an excellent view of the city. Return to your childhood and enjoy the wooden play equipment at Kaori no Hiroba and Adventure Forest. It feels good to hear the birds singing and feel the breeze blowing through the greenery.

Shizuoka Prefectural Forest Park

2597-7 Ono, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡  053-583-0443

See details→「https://kenritsu-shinrinkouen.jp/

 

 

6.Lunch

Hamakita Forest Park Forest House

2450-1 Neken, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡  053-583-0090

See details→「https://morinoie.biz/

 

 

Michelin-starred chef Shinji Harada oversees the menu, which uses local ingredients. Furthermore, this is a special restaurant where you can enjoy Shunkado’s signature sweets in buffet style.

 

nicoe The Courtyard Kitchen THE COURTYARD KITCHEN

6-7-11 Somechidai, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-587-4455 (individual)

℡ 053-586-4567 (group)

See details→「https://www.nicoe.jp/guide/kitchen/

7.Yamaha Innovation Road

Yamaha’s corporate museum represents the music capital of Hamamatsu. You can “see, hear, and touch” the charm of Yamaha, including the organ from the time of its founding, historical masterpieces, and audio-visual experiences using the latest technology. Many instruments can be played, including the concert piano “CFX”. Online reservation OK.

 

Yamaha Innovation Road

10-1 Nakazawacho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City, Yamaha Corporation Head Office Building 21

℡ 053-460-2010

See details→「https://www.yamaha.com/ja/about/experience/innovation-road/

8.Nakatajima Sand Dunes

The sandy beach, which stretches for 4km from east to west, is considered one of Japan’s three major sand dunes, and is often used for filming movies and dramas. In winter, the wind patterns created by the seasonal winds are beautiful. The expansive horizon, dyed in orange as the sunset turns into night, is a spectacular view that’s perfect for the finale of a girls’ trip.

 

Hamamatsu Festival Hall

1313 Nakatajimacho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City

℡ 053-441-6211

See details→https://matsuri.entetsuassist-dms.com/

 

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Try your hand at harvesting green plums and making plum syrup at Sugiyama Plum Garden in Okuyama, Kita Ward!

*This article was published on June 7, 2022.

We are reposting it so you can know what kind of event it is.

Event overview for 2023

〇Nakaume/Oume/June 3rd (Sat)~

〇Nankoume/June 15th (Thursday) to late June

 

Miyaguchi Koume and Nankoume. Supermarkets in Hamamatsu City begin selling freshly harvested plums from late May.

This time, Jenne and her friends interviewed Ume no Sugiyamaen, a plum cultivation company located in the Okuyama area of ​​Kita Ward, Hamamatsu City.

After enjoying the experience of harvesting large plums here, I plan to try my hand at making plum syrup, but…?

A panoramic view of Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana. A sky professional introduces special places

Mikkabi area in autumn and winter, when the mandarin orange trees bear fruit and the wide sky is sparkling with orange.

Among them, I visited the Hamanako Paragliding School, which is a 5-minute drive from the Tomei Mikkabi Interchange, because I heard that it had a spectacular view.

We spoke to Tsubasa Aoki, the principal of the school, at the paragliding flight site that overlooks Lake Hamana from an altitude of 420 meters.

The Sea, Mountains, and Lakes: The Beautiful Landscapes of Hamamatsu’s Rich Nature

With the vast Pacific Ocean, the sparkling Lake Hamana, and majestic mountains all around.

Hamamatsu is uniquely located—one of the few places in Japan blessed with the sea, mountains, and a lake.

One of the best things about Hamamatsu is that just a short trip from the city takes you to scenery that looks like it came from a painting.

Walk along the shore, feel the breeze by the lake, and find peace in the green forests.

These are the kinds of moments that make your heart feel full—and you’ll find them right here.

With every season, the landscapes take on a new expression—offering something fresh to discover each time you visit.

 

In this article, we’ll take you through the beautiful landscapes of Hamamatsu—by the water and in the mountains.

If you’re still planning your trip to Japan, this might just help you decide where to go next.

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